佛說佛名經 4.155

4.155

"We disciples pray that, relying on the merits and virtues generated from this repentance of the offenses of the avīci hell and others, we may in life after life extinguish the offenses of the five heinous crimes, remove the delusion of the icchantikas, and from this day forward even unto the seat of awakening, we vow never again to violate these major and minor transgressions, constantly practicing world-transcending pure wholesome dharmas, strictly upholding the monastic conduct, guarding deportment as one crossing the sea cherishes a floating raft, always setting the six perfections and the four immeasurables at the head of our practice, causing the aggregates of morality, concentration, and wisdom to become increasingly bright, swiftly accomplishing the Tathāgata's thirty-two marks, the eighty minor characteristics, the Ten Powers, the fearlessnesses, the great compassion, the three foundations of mindfulness, the constant and joyful wondrous wisdom, and the eight sovereignties of the self."