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金光明最勝王經疏 6.39

金光明最勝王經疏 6.39

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Classical Chinese

6.39

經 「梵王帝釋主,護世四天王,及金剛藥叉,正了知大將,無熱池龍王,及以娑揭羅,緊那羅樂神,蘇羅金翅王,大辯才天女,并大吉祥天,斯等上首天,各領諸天眾,常供養諸佛。法寶不思議,恒生歡喜心,於經起恭敬。斯等諸天眾,皆悉共思惟,遍觀修福者,共作如是說:『應觀此有情,咸是大福德,善根精進力,當來生我天。為聽甚深經,敬心來至心,供養法制底,尊重正法故。憐愍於眾生,而作大饒益,於此深經典,能為法寶器。入此法門者,能入於法性,於此金光明,至心應聽受。是人曾供養,無量百千佛,由彼諸善根,得聞此經典。』如是諸天王,天女大辯才,并彼吉祥天,及以四王眾,無數藥叉眾,勇猛有神通,各於其四方,常來相擁護。日月天帝釋,風水火諸神,吠率怒大肩,閻羅辯才等,一切諸護世,勇猛具威神,擁護持經者,晝夜常不離。大力藥叉王,那羅延自在,正了知為首,二十八藥叉,餘藥叉百千,神通有大力,恒於恐怖處,常來護此人。金剛藥叉王,并五百眷屬,諸大菩薩眾,常來護此人。寶王藥叉主,及以滿賢王,曠野金毘羅,賓度羅黃色,此等藥叉王,各五百眷屬,見聽此經者,皆來共擁護。彩軍乾闥婆,葦王常戰勝,珠頸及青頸,并勃里沙王,大最勝大黑,蘇跋拏雞舍,半之迦半足,及以大婆伽,小渠并護法,及以獼猴王,針毛及目犬,寶髮皆來護。大渠諾拘羅,栴檀欲中勝,舍羅及雪山,及以婆多山,皆有大神通,雄猛具大力,見持此經者,皆來相擁護。阿那婆答多,及以娑揭羅,目真𧫦羅葉,難陀小難陀,於百千龍中,神通具威德,共護持經人,晝夜常不離。婆稚羅睺羅,毘摩質多羅,母旨苫跋羅,大肩及歡喜,及餘蘇羅王,并無數天眾,大力有勇健,皆來護是人。訶利底母神,五百藥叉眾,於彼人睡覺,常來相擁護。旃荼旃荼利,藥叉旃稚女,昆帝拘吒齒,吸眾生精氣,如是諸神等,大力有神通,常護持經者,晝夜恒不離。上首辯才天,無量諸天女,吉祥天為首,并餘諸眷屬,此大地神女,果實園林神,樹神江河神,制底諸神等,如是諸大神,心生大歡喜,彼皆來擁護,讀誦此經人。見有持經者,增壽命色力,威光及福德,妙相以莊嚴。星宿現災變,困厄當此人,夢見惡徵祥,皆悉令除滅。此大地神女,堅固有威勢,由此經力故,法味常充足。地肥若流下,過百踰繕那,地神令味上,滋潤於大地。此地厚六十,八億踰繕那,乃至金剛際,地味皆令上。」

Sūtra: 'The lord King Brahmā, Śakra, / the four World-Protecting Heavenly Kings, / as well as the Vajra-Yakṣas, / and General Samyag-jñāna; / the dragon king of Lake Anavatapta, / as well as Sāgara; / the kiṃnara gods of music, / and the asura Garuda-King; / the goddess Mahāsarasvatī, / together with Mahāśrī— / these leading devas, / each leading their heavenly hosts, / constantly make offerings to the Buddhas. / The Dharma Jewel is inconceivable; / constantly giving rise to joyful hearts, / they venerate this sūtra. / These hosts of devas / all reflect together; / looking everywhere upon those who cultivate merit, / they say together thus: / "One should look upon these sentient beings: / they all have great merit, / and by the power of wholesome roots and vigor, / will in the future be born in our heavens. / For the sake of hearing this profound sūtra, / they come with reverent and sincere minds, / making offerings to the Dharma caitya, / because they revere the Saddharma. / Having pity on living beings, / they bring about great benefit; / regarding this profound scripture, / they are capable of being vessels for the Dharma Jewel. / Those who enter this Dharma gate / are able to enter the nature of phenomena (dharmatā); / regarding this Golden Light, / with utmost sincerity they should listen and receive it. / These persons have previously made offerings / to immeasurable hundreds of thousands of Buddhas; / owing to those wholesome roots, / they obtain the hearing of this scripture." / Such heavenly kings, / the goddess Mahāsarasvatī, / together with that Śrīdevī, / and the retinues of the Four Kings, / countless yakṣa hosts, / valiant and possessing supernormal powers, / each in their four directions / constantly come to protect them. / Sūrya, Candra, and King Śakra, / the gods of wind, water, and fire, / Viṣṇu, Mahāskandha, / Yama, Sarasvatī, and others, / all the guardians of the world, / valiant and possessing awe-inspiring supernormal power, / protect those who uphold the sūtra, / never departing day and night. / The yakṣa kings of great strength, / Nārāyaṇa and Īśvara, / headed by Samyag-jñāna, / the twenty-eight yakṣas, / and hundreds of thousands of other yakṣas, / with supernormal powers and great strength, / always in terrifying places / constantly come to protect this person. / The Vajra Yakṣa King / and five hundred attendants, / the hosts of great bodhisattvas, / constantly come to protect this person. / The yakṣa lord Ratnarāja, / as well as King Pūrṇabhadra, / Āṭavaka, Kumbhīra, / Piṇḍola, and Kapila— / these yakṣa kings, / each with five hundred attendants, / seeing those who listen to this sūtra, / all come together to protect them. / Citrasena the gandharva, / Naḍarāja who constantly conquers in battle, / Maṇikaṇṭha and Nīlakaṇṭha, / as well as King Vṛṣabha, / Mahāmāyūra and Mahākāla, / Suvarṇakeśa, / Pañcika and Pañcapāda, / as well as Mahābhāga, / the minor channel deity and the Dharma-protecting deity, / as well as the Monkey King, / Sūcīroma and Akṣikukkuṭa, / and Ratnakeśa, all come to protect. / The great channel deity Nakula, / Candana, and the supreme one among sensual gods, / Śāla and the Snow Mountain, / as well as Mount Vāta— / all possess great supernormal powers, / heroic and endowed with great strength; / seeing those who uphold this sūtra, / they all come to protect them. / Anavatapta / and Sāgara, / Mucilinda and Elāpattra, / Nanda and Upananda, / among hundreds of thousands of nāgas, / possessing supernormal powers and awe-inspiring virtue, / jointly protect those who uphold the sūtra, / never departing day and night. / Bali, Rāhu, / Vemacitrin, / Muci, Śambara, / Mahāskandha, and Praharṣa, / and other asura kings, / together with countless hosts of gods, / of great strength and valiant vigor, / all come to protect this person. / The mother-goddess Hārītī, / with five hundred yakṣas, / when that person sleeps or wakes, / constantly comes to protect them. / Caṇḍā and Caṇḍālī, / the yakṣiṇī Caṇḍikā, / Kuntī, Kūṭadantī / who suck the vital energy of sentient beings— / such spirits as these, / of great strength and supernormal powers, / constantly protect those who uphold the sūtra, / never departing day and night. / The foremost goddess Sarasvatī, / immeasurable devīs, / headed by Śrīdevī, / and other retinues; / this goddess of the great earth, / the spirits of fruits, gardens, and groves, / the tree spirits and river spirits, / and the spirits of caityas— / such great deities as these / give rise to great joy in their hearts; / they all come to protect / those who read and recite this sūtra. / Seeing those who uphold the sūtra, / they increase their life, physical strength, / awe-inspiring radiance, and merit, / adorning them with sublime characteristics. / If the constellations manifest ominous portents, / or distress falls upon this person, / or they see bad omens in dreams, / they cause them all to be eradicated. / This goddess of the great earth / is firm and has majestic authority; / through the power of this sūtra, / the flavor of the Dharma is always abundant. / If the earth's rich essence flows downward / beyond a hundred yojanas, / the earth goddess causes its essence to rise up / and moisten the great earth. / This earth is sixty- / eight hundred million yojanas thick, / down to the vajra boundary, / yet she causes all the earth's essence to rise up.'

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