The Aspiration of Samantabhadra
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This is great, thanks.
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The Aspiration, plus more from the Avatamsaka Sutra:
http://www.buddhanet.net/pdf_file/samantabhadra.pdf
http://www.buddhanet.net/pdf_file/samantabhadra.pdf
Dhamma is against the stream of common thought, deep, subtle, difficult, delicate, unseen by passion’s slaves cloaked in the murk of ignorance. Vipassī Buddha
Re: The Aspiration of Samantabhadra
Not sure why this thread is in the Vajrayana area, this text is just plain Mahayana.
There is a Dzogchen text with the same title or called the Prayer of Samantabhadra.
There is a Dzogchen text with the same title or called the Prayer of Samantabhadra.
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Nicholas wrote:Not sure why this thread is in the Vajrayana area, this text is just plain Mahayana.
There is a Dzogchen text with the same title or called the Prayer of Samantabhadra.
Yes but it's practiced heavily in Vajrayana. I am unaware of non-Tibetan traditions that practice the prayer by itself, do they?
And yeah I'm familiar with the "other Samantabhadra".

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johnny dangerous wrote:Nicholas wrote:Not sure why this thread is in the Vajrayana area, this text is just plain Mahayana.
There is a Dzogchen text with the same title or called the Prayer of Samantabhadra.
Yes but it's practiced heavily in Vajrayana. I am unaware of non-Tibetan traditions that practice the prayer by itself, do they?
And yeah I'm familiar with the "other Samantabhadra".
Sure, in China, Japan, Korea the verse section is recited alone or as part of bodhisattva practices, like the link from BuddhaNet above.
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Re: The Aspiration of Samantabhadra
I didn't realize it was recited commonly by itself elsewhere, thanks!Nicholas wrote:johnny dangerous wrote:Nicholas wrote:Not sure why this thread is in the Vajrayana area, this text is just plain Mahayana.
There is a Dzogchen text with the same title or called the Prayer of Samantabhadra.
Yes but it's practiced heavily in Vajrayana. I am unaware of non-Tibetan traditions that practice the prayer by itself, do they?
And yeah I'm familiar with the "other Samantabhadra".
Sure, in China, Japan, Korea the verse section is recited alone or as part of bodhisattva practices, like the link from BuddhaNet above.
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This vital practice of recitation is so important to encourage altruistic, Mahayana tendencies that it is time to add another translation of these 60 or so verses.
http://www.siddharthasintent.org/assets ... rayers.pdf
http://www.siddharthasintent.org/assets ... rayers.pdf
Dhamma is against the stream of common thought, deep, subtle, difficult, delicate, unseen by passion’s slaves cloaked in the murk of ignorance. Vipassī Buddha
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