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陀羅尼雜集 7.21

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7.21

For the practice: on the eighth day of the month, purify oneself by bathing, put on fresh, clean clothes, purify one's mind within, and before a buddha image or relics, for seven days and seven nights single-mindedly mind the Buddha and recite the mantra one thousand times, not thinking of any evil dharmas of the world. Using cotton thread, tie one hundred and eight knots; using it tied as a knot, when traveling among crowds, evil people will not see one's form, and while sleeping there will be no bad dreams. Single-mindedly minding the Buddha, one will attain the forbearance of non-arising dharmas, will definitely attain the unsurpassed fruit of the Path, be revered by all humans and devas, be guarded and protected by the Four Great Heavenly Kings, eradicate the karma of all three obstacles, see in sleep the buddhas and bodhisattvas of the ten directions, hear all dharmas never heard before, be free from the four hundred and four diseases, be able to cure all afflictions and sufferings of sentient beings, and bestow all happiness upon sentient beings.

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