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菩薩瓔珞本業經 1.13

菩薩瓔珞本業經 1.13

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Classical Chinese

1.13

「佛子!所謂留伽度(秦言發心住)、留諦迦度(秦言治地住)、留羅伽(秦言修行住)、留摩阿(秦言生貴住)、安婆沙(秦言方便具足住)、毘跋致(秦言正心住)、阿毘跋致(秦言不退住)、必叉伽(秦言童真住)、必阿羅(秦言法王子住)、留止迦(秦言灌頂住)、度伽阿(秦言歡喜行)、度安爾(秦言饒益行)、度只羅(秦言無瞋恨行)、度和差(秦言無盡行)、度利他(秦言離癡亂行)、度生婆諦(秦言善現行)、度沙必(秦言無著行)、度阿訶(秦言尊重行)、度佛何(秦言善法行)、度叉一婆(秦言真實行)、羅諦流沙(秦言救護一切眾生迴向)、羅曇沙(秦言不壞迴向)、必白伽(秦言等一切佛迴向)、法必他(秦言至一切處迴向)、佛度陀(秦言無盡功德藏迴向)、羅叉必(秦言隨順平等善根迴向)、師羅叉伽(秦言隨順等觀一切眾生迴向)、波訶諦(秦言如相迴向)、波羅提弗陀(秦言無縛解脫迴向)、達摩邊伽(秦言法界無量迴向)、鳩摩羅伽(秦言逆流歡喜地)、須阿伽一波(秦言道琉璃離垢地)、須那迦(秦言流照明地)、須陀洹(秦言觀明炎地)、斯陀含(秦言度障難勝地)、阿那含(秦言薄流現前地)、阿羅漢(秦言過三有遠行地)、阿尼羅漢(秦言變化生不動地)、阿那訶(秦言慧光妙善地)、阿訶羅弗(秦言明行足法雲地)、摩訶一和沙(秦言無相無垢地)、娑伽婆伽婆佛陀(秦言妙覺者無上地)。

"Son of the Buddha! They are: liujiadu (in the Qin tongue, Abode of Generating the Mind); liudijiadu (in the Qin tongue, Abode of Cultivating the Ground); liuluojia (in the Qin tongue, Abode of Practice); liumo'a (in the Qin tongue, Abode of Noble Birth); anboposha (in the Qin tongue, Abode of Complete Expedients); pibozhi (in the Qin tongue, Abode of the Correct Mind); apibozhi (in the Qin tongue, Abode of Non-retrogression); bicha'jia (in the Qin tongue, Abode of the Kumārabhūta); bi'aluo (in the Qin tongue, Abode of the Dharma Prince); liuzhijia (in the Qin tongue, Abode of Consecration); dujia'a (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Joy); du'an'er (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Beneficial Action); duzhiluo (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Freedom from Anger); duhecha (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Inexhaustibility); dulituo (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Freedom from Delusion and Confusion); dushengbodi (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Wondrous Manifestation); dushabi (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Non-attachment); du'ahe (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Reverence); dufohe (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Wholesome Dharmas); duchayipo (in the Qin tongue, Practice of Reality); luodiliusha (in the Qin tongue, Dedication to Rescuing and Protecting All Sentient Beings); luotansha (in the Qin tongue, Dedication of Indestructibility); bibaiga (in the Qin tongue, Dedication of Equality with All Buddhas); fabituo (in the Qin tongue, Dedication to Reaching All Places); fodotuo (in the Qin tongue, Dedication of the Inexhaustible Treasury of Merit); luochabi (in the Qin tongue, Dedication of Accompanying Impartial Roots of Goodness); shiluochajia (in the Qin tongue, Dedication of Accompanying and Viewing All Sentient Beings Equally); pohedi (in the Qin tongue, Dedication of Suchness); poluodifutuo (in the Qin tongue, Dedication of Unbound Liberation); damobianjia (in the Qin tongue, Dedication to the Boundlessness of the Dharmadhātu); jiumoluojia (in the Qin tongue, Counter-current Ground of Joy); xu'ajiayipo (in the Qin tongue, Vaidūrya Path Ground of Purity); xu'najia (in the Qin tongue, Ground of Flowing Illumination); xutuohuan (in the Qin tongue, Ground of Contemplating Bright Flames); situohan (in the Qin tongue, Ground of Overcoming Obstacles Difficult to Conquer); anuohan (in the Qin tongue, Ground of Thinning the Stream Manifest Before One); aluohan (in the Qin tongue, Ground of Far-Reaching Beyond the Three Realms of Existence); aniluohan (in the Qin tongue, Ground of Immovability Born of Transformation); anuoha (in the Qin tongue, Ground of Wondrous Goodness of Wisdom Light); aheluofu (in the Qin tongue, Ground of the Dharma Cloud Complete in Bright Practice); moheyiluosha (in the Qin tongue, Signless Stainless Ground); suojiapojiapofotuo (in the Qin tongue, Unexcelled Ground of the Wondrously Enlightened One).

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