English
Even if a single sentence is repeated many times, all of these can attain this supreme Bodhi, as it is said. Furthermore, broken vows of secret mantras are purified through prostrations. In the "Immaculate Confession Tantra," it says: The deity of the naturally manifested mandala, whoever prostrates with reverence, all breakages will be purified, vows will be fulfilled, and attainments will be realized. Thus spoke Samantabhadra. The full prostration of striking the body on the ground is mentioned in the Nyingma Peaceful and Wrathful Tantras, but not in the Sutras. It is not clear in the new Tantras either. The oral instruction of Götsangpa, the meaning of devotion and Mahamudra, is that by prostrating to exhaustion, the wind enters the central channel, thereby giving rise to the realization of Mahamudra. It is also considered that the meaning of Tummo is also included in the prostration. Reciting this Dharani of prostration, one prostration is equivalent to one hundred thousand times, which was collected by Lord Atisha from the Indian Dharma texts. Namo Manjushriye (藏文，梵文天城体，梵文罗马拟音，Homage to Manjushri), Namah Susriye (藏文，梵文天城体，梵文罗马拟音，Homage to Good Fortune), Namo Uttama Sriye Svaha (藏文，梵文天城体，梵文罗马拟音，Homage to the Supreme Fortune Svaha). This was written immediately by Ara upon the urging of Dharma King Kunsang, may it be auspicious! Compiled and published by the Nangchen (present-day Nangchen County, Yushu, Qinghai) Angang Crafts Culture Sutra and Tantra Dharma Development Island Ancient Book Restoration Room in Upper Kham. The benefits of prostration.