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Namo Ratna-Trayaya / Namo Arya
Wa-Lo-Gi-De Swa Ra Ya / Bodhi-Sattua Ya
Maha Sattua Ya / Maha Garu Ni Ga Ya
Om Sar Wa Ra Vee Ye / Su Tan Nada Sya
Namas Kri Ti Wa Imam Arr Ya / Wa-Lo-Gi-De Shwara Ram Tawa
Namo Nara Gen Di
Khrii Maha Wasuwa Mei
Sar Wa Ar Tha Tou Shoo Bam / A Jie Yam
Sar Wa Sati Namo Waga
Ma Wee Ta Tow

Dadyatha / Om Awa Lo Gi / Lo-Za-Te / Kran-Te / Eh-Hriih
Maha Bodhi-Sattua / Saru Wa Saru Wa
Mala Mala / Ma Hee Ma Hrii Dayam
Kuru-Kuru Kar Mam / Dhuru-Dhuru Vee-Za-Yate
Maha Vee Zayate / Dhara Dhara / Dhar Ni
Shoo War Ya / Zala Zala / Mama Wii Mala / Muk Der Le
Eh-Hii Eh-Hii / Sina Sina / Ar Sam Pra Salii
Wee Sha Wa Shii Wam
Pra Saya / Huru-Huru-Mala / Huru-Huru-Hrii
Sara-Sara / Siri-Siri / Suru-Suru
Bodhya Bodhya / Botah Ya Botah Ya / Mai Derii Ya
Nara Gen Di / Dhrii Shii-Nina

Bhaya-Mana / Swaha / Siddhaya / Swaha / Maha Siddhaya / Swaha
Siddha Yoo Ge / Shwaraya / Swaha
Narakendi / Swaha / Mara Nara / Swaha
Sira Sinha Mukhaya / Swaha
Saru-Wa Maha A Siddhaya / Swaha
Zakra A Siddhaya / Swaha / Padma Ka Sid Taya / Swaha
Narakendi Wa Ga Raya / Swaha
Mawari Sian Karaya / Swaha
Namo Rat-Na Trayaya
Nama Arya / Wa-Lo-Gi-De / Shwaraya
Swaha
Om Sid Dyang Du / Mandera
Padaya
Swaha

《大悲咒》的由来与故事
《大悲咒》全称《千手千眼观世音菩萨广大圆满无碍大悲心陀罗尼》，是汉传佛教最著名的咒语之一，出自《千手千眼观世音菩萨大悲心陀罗尼经》。其背后有一段深刻的佛教传说。

1. 观世音菩萨的誓愿
在久远劫前，观世音菩萨于千光王静住如来前发愿：

“若我当来堪能利益安乐一切众生者，令我即时身生千手千眼。”
话音刚落，菩萨顿时显现千手千眼，十方大地震动，诸佛放光加持。

千手象征遍护众生，千眼象征遍观世间。

佛陀告诉阿难尊者：“此咒能除一切病苦、业障、灾难，满一切善愿，乃至证得无上菩提。”

2. 大悲咒的殊胜功德
经中记载，持诵《大悲咒》可得以下利益：
✅ 消业除障：灭除五逆十恶等重罪。
✅ 祛病延寿：除一切病痛，增健康福寿。
✅ 护佑平安：远离刀兵、灾难、恶兽等危害。
✅ 满愿成就：求子、求财、求智慧皆得如愿。
✅ 究竟解脱：临终往生净土，不退转成佛。

3. 经典感应故事
（1）唐朝僧人的奇迹
唐代有位僧人患重病，梦见观音菩萨手持净瓶说：“汝诵《大悲咒》千遍，病当愈。”僧人醒来精进修持，果然痊愈，后终身持咒，成为一代高僧。

（2）渔民免海难
古时有渔船遇风暴，全船人惊恐念观音名号，其中一人高声诵《大悲咒》，顷刻风平浪静，众人得救。

4. 如何修持《大悲咒》？
清净身心：持咒前漱口、洗手，恭敬合十。

至诚专注：可配合观音圣号（如“南无观世音菩萨”）持诵。

日常功课：每日至少3遍、7遍或21遍，持之以恒。

大悲咒核心句（部分）：
“南无喝啰怛那哆啰夜耶…娑婆诃”
（全咒84句，建议学习梵音或汉语音译版）

5. 大悲咒的现代意义
在快节奏的今天，《大悲咒》不仅是祈福消灾的妙法，更是一种心灵安定的力量。许多人通过持咒：

缓解焦虑、失眠

培养慈悲心

增强面对逆境的勇气

正如观音菩萨的悲愿：“一切恐惧，为作大安。”

he Story and Significance of the Great Compassion Mantra (Da Bei Zhou)
The Great Compassion Mantra (Chinese: Da Bei Zhou 大悲咒; Sanskrit: Mahā Karuṇā Dhāraṇī) is one of the most sacred and widely recited mantras in Mahayana Buddhism, especially in Chinese Buddhism. It originates from the "Sūtra of the Dhāraṇī of Great Compassion" (千手千眼观世音菩萨广大圆满无碍大悲心陀罗尼经) and is closely associated with Avalokiteśvara (Guanyin), the Bodhisattva of Compassion.

1. The Origin: Avalokiteśvara’s Vow
Long ago, Avalokiteśvara Bodhisattva made a profound vow before Thousand-Ray Light King Tathāgata (千光王静住如来):

"If I may bring benefit and peace to all beings in the future, may I instantly manifest a thousand hands and a thousand eyes!"

As soon as this vow was spoken, Avalokiteśvara’s body transformed, radiating a thousand arms and a thousand eyes—symbolizing:

A thousand hands → The power to save all beings from suffering.

A thousand eyes → The wisdom to see all suffering in the world.

The Buddha then proclaimed that this mantra could:
✔ Purify heavy karma (even the Five Heinous Crimes).
✔ Heal diseases and prolong life.
✔ Protect from disasters (war, accidents, evil spirits).
✔ Fulfill virtuous wishes (family, wisdom, liberation).
✔ Lead to enlightenment and rebirth in Pure Lands.

2. The Miraculous Power of the Great Compassion Mantra
Legend 1: The Monk Who Was Healed
In the Tang Dynasty, a monk fell gravely ill. One night, Guanyin appeared in his dream, holding a vase of nectar, and said:
"Recite the Great Compassion Mantra 1,000 times, and your illness shall be cured."
The monk awoke and devoted himself to chanting. After completing the recitations, he miraculously recovered and became a revered master.

Legend 2: Fishermen Saved from a Storm
A group of fishermen were caught in a deadly storm. As their boat was about to capsize, one man began loudly chanting the Great Compassion Mantra. Suddenly, the winds calmed, the waves stilled, and they were saved.

3. How to Recite the Great Compassion Mantra?
Purify body & mind (wash hands, rinse mouth, calm the heart).

Recite with devotion (focus on Guanyin’s compassion).

Daily practice (3, 7, or 21 times is common).

Key Lines from the Mantra (Sanskrit-Chinese transliteration):
"Namo ratna-trayāya… Svāhā!"
(Full mantra has 84 lines—best learned from a teacher.)

4. The Modern Meaning of the Great Compassion Mantra
Beyond its spiritual power, the mantra is a tool for:

Reducing stress & anxiety (its vibrations calm the mind).

Cultivating compassion (connecting with Guanyin’s vow).

Finding courage in hardship (trusting in divine protection).

As the sūtra says:
"All fears and sufferings will be pacified."

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