大通方廣懺悔滅罪莊嚴成佛經 1.15

1.15

At that time, the Bhagavat told the great assembly: "You should straighten your robes, rectify your minds and bodies, and practice right recollection, right mindfulness, and right contemplation. Those who wish to hear the Dharma should single-mindedly pay homage to Sumerupradīparāja Buddha; pay homage to Ratnarāja Buddha; pay homage to Ratnaśikha Buddha; pay homage to Amitābha Buddha; pay homage to Vipaśyin Buddha; pay homage to Prabhūtaratna Buddha; pay homage to Śākyamuni Buddha; pay homage to the Upholder of All Dharmas; pay homage to the One beyond Measure; pay homage to the Incomparable One; pay homage to the Boundless Dharma; pay homage to the Inconceivable One; pay homage to the Power Abiding among Powers; pay homage to the One with the Ten Powers and Fearlessnesses; pay homage to the Honored One of the Three Realms; pay homage to the Great Guide of All; pay homage to the One Who Can Sever All Fetters; pay homage to the One Who Has Reached the Other Shore; pay homage to the One Who Has Crosssed All Worlds; pay homage to the One Forever Free from the Path of Birth and Death; pay homage to the One Liberated through Samādhi; pay homage to the One without Support like Space; pay homage to the Great Dharma King among the Assemblies; pay homage to the One Who Destroys the Four Māra Hordes; pay homage to the Great Compassionate Father of an Only Child. We only pray that in life after life we may encounter the buddhas, clearly see the buddhadhātu, and reach great nirvāṇa. Why is this? All embodied beings possess the buddhadhātu. May this great assembly join the ten fingers in prayer, listen attentively with single mind, and make offerings with single mind."