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| − | Instructions on how to practice the Great Compassion Mantra (Da Bei Zhow) of Kwan Yin | + | Instructions on how to practice the [[Great Compassion]] [[Mantra]] (Da Bei Zhow) of [[Kwan Yin]] |
| − | By Vajra Regent DongShan Wu-Tsen | + | By [[Vajra]] Regent DongShan Wu-Tsen |
| − | 1. Light incense and place beside shrine; | + | [[1]]. [[Light]] [[incense]] and place beside [[shrine]]; |
| − | 2. Prostrate 3 times to Kwan Yin; | + | 2. Prostrate 3 times to [[Kwan Yin]]; |
| − | 3. Offer one (or more) glass (es) of water which Kwan Yin will bless; | + | 3. Offer one (or more) glass (es) of [[water]] which [[Kwan Yin]] will bless; |
| − | 4. Invite Kwan Yin to come to you and appear; | + | 4. Invite [[Kwan Yin]] to come to you and appear; |
5. Bring the palms of your hands together in the prayer-mudra; | 5. Bring the palms of your hands together in the prayer-mudra; | ||
| − | 6. Invite all the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas to come and be present. | + | 6. Invite all the [[Buddhas]] and [[Bodhisattvas]] to come and be present. |
| − | 7. Recite the following chant: | + | 7. Recite the following [[chant]]: |
Lu Shian dza zo, | Lu Shian dza zo, | ||
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Na Mo Shian Yun Gai Pu Sa Mo Ko Sa. (3 times) | Na Mo Shian Yun Gai Pu Sa Mo Ko Sa. (3 times) | ||
| − | 8. Recite the following lines to purify your speech and apologize for the pronunciation errors made by you during this practice: | + | 8. Recite the following lines to purify your [[speech]] and [[apologize]] for the pronunciation errors made by you during this practice: |
An Sho Li Sho Lie, Mo Ho Sho Li, Sho Sho Li, Sa Po Ho (So Ha). | An Sho Li Sho Lie, Mo Ho Sho Li, Sho Sho Li, Sa Po Ho (So Ha). | ||
| − | 9. Recite the Kwan Yin Great Compassion Mantra 3, 5, 7, 21, 49 or 108 times. | + | 9. Recite the [[Kwan Yin]] [[Great Compassion]] [[Mantra]] 3, 5, 7, 21, 49 or [[108]] times. |
| − | 10. Recite the short mantra 10 times: | + | 10. Recite the short [[mantra]] 10 times: |
| − | Na Mo Kwan Yin Boddhisattva. | + | Na Mo [[Kwan Yin]] Boddhisattva. |
| − | 11. Finally, drink the water blessed by Kwan Yin. This water now has healing powers. | + | 11. Finally, drink the [[water]] blessed by [[Kwan Yin]]. This [[water]] now has [[healing]] [[powers]]. |
| − | 12. Dedicate this practice of the Kwan Yin Great compassion Mantra to the benefit and enlightenment of all beings. | + | 12. Dedicate this practice of the [[Kwan Yin]] [[Great compassion]] [[Mantra]] to the benefit and [[enlightenment]] of all [[beings]]. |
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Revision as of 10:06, 4 September 2013
Instructions on how to practice the Great Compassion Mantra (Da Bei Zhow) of Kwan Yin
By Vajra Regent DongShan Wu-Tsen
1. Light incense and place beside shrine;
2. Prostrate 3 times to Kwan Yin;
3. Offer one (or more) glass (es) of water which Kwan Yin will bless;
4. Invite Kwan Yin to come to you and appear;
5. Bring the palms of your hands together in the prayer-mudra;
6. Invite all the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas to come and be present.
7. Recite the following chant:
Lu Shian dza zo,
Fa Je Mung Shin,
Dzu Fo Haj Whey Shi Yao Wen,
Swey Tsu Dje Shang Yun,
Tsong Yi Fong Yin,
Dzu Fo Shien Chuan Song.
Na Mo Shian Yun Gai Pu Sa Mo Ko Sa. (3 times)
8. Recite the following lines to purify your speech and apologize for the pronunciation errors made by you during this practice:
An Sho Li Sho Lie, Mo Ho Sho Li, Sho Sho Li, Sa Po Ho (So Ha).
9. Recite the Kwan Yin Great Compassion Mantra 3, 5, 7, 21, 49 or 108 times.
10. Recite the short mantra 10 times:
Na Mo Kwan Yin Boddhisattva.
11. Finally, drink the water blessed by Kwan Yin. This water now has healing powers.
12. Dedicate this practice of the Kwan Yin Great compassion Mantra to the benefit and enlightenment of all beings.
