佛說佛名經 22.23

22.23

"May the merit of repenting the eye faculty enable these eyes to see through the ten directions, beholding the pure Dharmakāya of all Buddhas and bodhisattvas free from dualistic marks. May the merit of repenting the ear faculty enable these ears to constantly hear the true Dharma spoken by all the Buddhas and noble sages of the ten directions, and to practice in accordance with the teaching. May the merit of repenting the nose faculty enable this nose to constantly smell the incense of Gandhavyūha that enters the stage of the Dharma, abandoning the foul stench of birth-and-death. May the merit of repenting the tongue faculty enable this tongue to constantly feast on the food of Dharma joy and dhyāna bliss, not coveting the taste of the flesh and blood of living beings. May the merit of repenting the body faculty enable this body to wear the Tathāgata's robes, don the armor of patience, recline on the bed of fearlessness, and sit upon the seat of the four dhyānas. May the merit of repenting the mind faculty enable this mind to accomplish the ten notions, thoroughly master the five sciences, deeply contemplate the empty and equal principle of the two truths, give rise to the ten wondrous practices from expedient wisdom, enter the flowing stream of Dharma with every thought increasing in clarity, and manifest the Tathāgata's great forbearance of the non-arising of dharmas (anutpattikadharmakṣānti)."