| CONTENTS 01--Message from the Editor 04--Foreword 23--Preface 1Emperor Yong Le of the Ming Dynasty
 25--Preface 2Sramana Zhi Jing
 29--Usnisa Vijaya Dharani SutraBuddhapala
 39--Mantra and Sutra of Usnisa Vijaya Dharani that Eradicates Karmic
    ObstructionTripitaka Master Divakara
 42--The Tang Dynasty Records of Buddhapala in Wu Tai MountainVolume 2 of Records of High Priests in the Song Dynasty
 44--The Miracle Stories of the Revised Usnisa Vijaya DharaniWu Che
 51--Efficacious Records of Usnisa Vijaya DharaniWu che
 54--Glossary   |  | The Miracle Stories of
    the Revised Usnisa Vijaya Dharani(Narrated by Wu Che, the Emperor's Court Couneillor and Assistant)
 The Usnisa Vijaya Dharani is the secret treasure of all the Tathagatas, a
    Dharani Dharma-door, which is also the wisdom seal of the Maha Vairocana Tathagata.
    Auspicious, excellent and pure, this powerful divine Mantra is able to eradicate
    sufferings of all evil paths.
 During the Tang dynasty in the years of Yi Feng (676-678 AD), the edition of this Dharani
    translated by Buddhapala was circulated to all Buddhist monasteries in China. Cultivators
    who upheld It were numerous.
 
 From a very young age, I had already been upholding and reciting It. In the first year of
    Yong Tai (765 AD), after the death of my wife, I became even more sincere and vigorous in
    my cultivation and practice, seeking the Way to transcend the world of Samsara. Then there
    was a palace official called Jiang Xing, who also constantly upheld and chanted this
    divine Mantra. One day, he came to visit me in my private quarters and told me very
    happily, "I have now found the ultimate Way (Supreme Way) which is extremely
    difficult to encounter!"
 
 I sincerely and respectfully asked how this was so, and it turned out that he had obtained
    a complete version of the Usnisa Vijaya Dharani Mantra. There and then, I invited him to
    recite it once and found that the version of the Mantra he recited had more sentences and
 
 
 
 <<Prev | 44 | Next >>   |