念佛鏡 1.43
念佛鏡 1.43
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1.43
答曰:「准善道闍梨集,念佛法總有二十三種利益。何者是?一、滅重罪障益;二、光明攝受益;三、大師護念益;四、菩薩冥加益;五、諸佛保護益;六、八部防衛益;七、功德寶聚益;八、多聞智慧益;九、不退菩提益;十、奉覲大雄益;十一、感聖來迎益;十二、慈光照觸益;十三、聖友同讚益;十四、聖友同迎益;十五、神通空駕益;十六、身色殊姿益;十七、壽命長劫益;十八、得生勝處益;十九、面覩聖眾益;二十、常聞妙法益;二十一、證無生法忍益;二十二、歷事他方受記益;二十三、還歸本國得陀羅尼益。此是西京善道闍梨《念佛集》中利益。
The answer states: "According to the collection by Ācārya Shandao, the practice of buddhānusmṛti has a total of twenty-three kinds of benefits. What are they? First, the benefit of eradicating heavy karmic hindrances; second, the benefit of being gathered and embraced by radiant light; third, the benefit of being protected and kept in mind by the Great Master; fourth, the benefit of the hidden assistance of bodhisattvas; fifth, the benefit of the protection of all buddhas; sixth, the benefit of defense by the eight classes [of beings]; seventh, the benefit of an accumulation of jewel-like merit; eighth, the benefit of extensive learning and wisdom; ninth, the benefit of not retrogressing from bodhi; tenth, the benefit of beholding the Great Hero; eleventh, the benefit of invoking the sages who come to welcome [the practitioner]; twelfth, the benefit of being illumined and touched by compassionate light; thirteenth, the benefit of being jointly praised by holy companions; fourteenth, the benefit of being jointly welcomed by holy companions; fifteenth, the benefit of riding through empty space by spiritual penetrations; sixteenth, the benefit of an extraordinary bodily appearance; seventeenth, the benefit of a lifespan of long kalpas; eighteenth, the benefit of attaining rebirth in an exalted place; nineteenth, the benefit of seeing the assembly of sages face-to-face; twentieth, the benefit of constantly hearing the wondrous Dharma; twenty-first, the benefit of realizing anutpattika-dharma-kṣānti; twenty-second, the benefit of traveling to serve [buddhas of] other directions and receiving prophecies; twenty-third, the benefit of returning to one's original realm and attaining dhāraṇī. These are the benefits in the Nianfo ji by Ācārya Shandao of the Western Capital.
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