大悲咒

Great Compassion (Sanskrit: महा करुणा धारनी, transfer: Mahā Karuṇā Dhāranī)

In the Thousand Hands of the Eyes of the Bodhisattva Guanyin Bodhisattva (the Great Sadness of the Dharani), the Buddha told the Ananda Sayādaw: "If it is a curse, there are various names: one is perfect, one is no Awkward sorrow, a hard-working Dharani, a longevity Dharani, a sinister tyranny, a broken tyranny, a full-hearted turoni, a free-spirited gyro Nie, a super-Tokedo Dani."

The name of this curse highlights the great compassion of the Guanyin Bodhisattva who wants to enjoy the interests of all sentient beings and the unhindered compassion. This curse not only removes all disasters, but also all evils; and can accomplish all good deeds and fulfill their wishes; Stay away from all the fears and speeds of the Buddha. Today's people are referred to as "The Great Compassion Mantra", and they are named after the great compassion of the Guanyin Bodhisattva.

This curse was declared by the ninth-nine-thousand-thousand-thousand-thousands of the ruins of the Buddhas. When the king of Qianguang lived in the pure land of Qianguang, the Qianguang Wang quietly taught the Guanyin Bodhisattva "the vast and complete obstacles to the Great Tradition". And said to him: "A good man jingle holds this mantra, and Pu has made great profits for all the beings in the future." At that time, after watching the curse, Guanyin Bodhisattva rose from the first Bodhisattva to the eighth Buddha. Therefore, my heart rejoiced and vowed to say: "Set my life to be able to benefit all living beings, so that I can have thousands of hands and eyes at all." After this wish, I really have thousands of eyes and ten parties. The earth is shaken, and the Buddhas of the Ten Dynasties also release a boundless light, shining through the boundless world of the Ten.