佛說佛名經 7.18

7.18

“May the merit from repenting the eye faculty enable these eyes to see through to the pure dharmakāyas of all Buddhas and bodhisattvas of the ten directions without dual appearance; may the merit from repenting the ear faculty enable these ears always to hear the true Dharma spoken by all the Buddhas and sages of the ten directions and practice in accordance with the teaching; may the merit from repenting the nose faculty enable this nose always to smell the fragrance of Entering the Dharma Realm from Gandhamādana, renouncing the impure foulness of saṃsāra; may the merit from repenting the tongue faculty enable this tongue always to taste the food of Dharma joy and dhyāna delight, not craving the taste of sentient beings' blood and flesh; may the merit from repenting the body faculty enable this body to put on the Tathāgata's robe, wear the armour of forbearance, recline on the bed of fearlessness, and sit on the seat of the four dhyānas; may the merit from repenting the mind faculty enable this mind to accomplish the ten perceptions, thoroughly penetrate the five sciences, deeply contemplate the principle of emptiness and equality of the two truths, give rise to the ten wondrous practices from expedient wisdom, enter the stream of the Dharma growing clearer in every thought-moment, and manifest the Tathāgata's great anutpattikadharmakṣānti.”