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# 大日經持誦次第儀軌 1.170

大日經持誦次第儀軌 1.170

- **Language:** Classical Chinese

### [1.170](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.860.1.170)

如是澡浴灑淨已，具三昧耶護支分，  
思惟無量聖天眾，三奉掬水而獻之。  
為淨身心利他故，敬禮如來勝生子，  
遠離三毒分別等，寂調諸根詣精室。  
或依水室異方便，心住如前所制儀，  
自身三等為限量，為求上、中、下法故。  
行者如是作持誦，所有罪流當永息，  
必定成就推諸障，一切智句集其身。  
彼依世間成就品，或復餘經之所說，  
供養支分眾方便，如其次第所修行。  
未離有為諸相故，是謂世間之悉地，  
次說無相最殊勝，具信解者所觀察。  
若真言乘深慧人，此生志求無上果，  
隨所信解修觀照，如前心供養之儀。  
及依悉地流出品、出世間品瑜伽法，  
彼於真實緣生句，內心支分離攀緣。  
依此方便而修證，當得出世間成就。

> Having thus bathed and sprinkled \[water\] to purify,  
> endowed with the samaya, protect the limbs;  
> contemplating the immeasurable assembly of holy deities,  
> thrice present cupped hands of water to offer them.  
> To purify body and mind and benefit others,  
> reverently prostrate to the supreme sons born of the Tathāgatas;  
> departing from the three poisons, conceptual discrimination, and the like,  
> tranquilly subduing the sense faculties, proceed to the meditation room.  
> Or, relying on the distinct preliminary means of the water-chamber,  
> the mind abides according to the previously prescribed rituals,  
> with one's own body threefold and equal as the measure,  
> in order to seek superior, middling, and inferior Dharmas.  
> When the practitioner performs japa in this way,  
> all streams of sins will be perpetually extinguished,  
> he will definitely achieve the repulsion of all obstacles,  
> and the terms of omniscience will gather in his body.  
> Those \[methods\] explained in the Chapter on Mundane Accomplishment  
> or in other scriptures,  
> the various preliminary means of the limbs of offering,  
> are cultivated according to their sequence.  
> Because they have not transcended conditioned marks,  
> these are called mundane siddhis.  
> Next is taught the signless, which is most supreme,  
> to be observed by those endowed with faith and understanding.  
> If one of deep wisdom in the Mantrayāna  
> aspires in this life to seek the unexcelled fruit,  
> according to what he faithfully understands, he cultivates contemplation  
> like the previous ritual of mental offering;  
> and relying on the yoga methods in the Chapter on the Emanation of Siddhis  
> and the Chapter on the Supramundane,  
> he detaches the limbs of the inner mind from conditioned grasping  
> with regard to the terms of true conditioned origination.  
> Relying on these preliminary means to cultivate and realize,  
> he will obtain supramundane accomplishment.  
> — English (machine translation) (machine translation)

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## Translations (1)

- [English (machine translation)](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.taisho.860~en-mt.1.170) — English, machine translation

## Linked texts (2)

- [大毘盧遮那成佛神變加持經 (Śubhakarasiṃha & Yixing 724)](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.sanskrit.tantra.carya.mahavairocana*zh.7.187) — Classical Chinese
- [རྣམ་པར་སྣང་མཛད་ཀྱི་སྒྲུབ་པའི་ཐབས་ཀྱི་ཆོ་ག](https://indike.org/pramana/in.bauddha.sanskrit.tantra.carya.vairocanasadhanopayika*bo.14) — Classical Tibetan

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