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DKG098 0002.《The Noble Great Strength Mahayana Sutra》.g2.0f

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will become peaceful. If one fasts for seven days, it will become great peace. Then, the lord of bhutas, the master of power, surrounded by hundreds of thousands of vidyadhara mantras, arose from that mandala of attendants, and bowed his head at the feet of the Bodhisattva Mahasattva, the lord of secrets, Vajrapani, and spoke thus to the Bodhisattva Mahasattva Vajrapani: "The teaching of great power is unobstructed, the joyful Vajrapani who subdues others with immeasurable power, who is worshiped by gods, asuras, Brahma, and Indra, who terrifies yakshas, rakshasas, rolas, srupos, and body-eating ghouls, who causes madness, expulsion, killing, drying up, door bolts, wheels, imprisonment, and vajra destruction, who performs all actions, who possesses the secret mandala, please, Bodhisattva Mahasattva, explain it." Then, the assembly endowed with all things gave the word "Excellent! Excellent!" to the lord of bhutas, the master of power. Then, the Bhagavan, holding the vajra, remained in the posture of abiding in the vajra, and gazed upon the mandala of attendants endowed with all things, and entered into the samadhi called "The Indestructible Vajra, the Great Wrathful One, Who Destroys All Mandalas of Demons," and the samadhi called "Great Compassion for All Sentient Beings," and the samadhi called "Radiant Light Burning and Shining," and the samadhi called "Universally Showing the Joy of All Dharmas," and the samadhi called "Destroying All Realms of Demons," and the samadhi called "The Sign of the Mudra," and the samadhi called "The Realm of All Sentient Beings," and the samadhi called "Immovable," and the samadhi called "Dharmakaya," and the samadhi called "The Door of Dharma," and the samadhi called "Great Power." Then, the Bhagavan Vajrapani, with a subdued demeanor, held the vajra, and then remained in the posture of abiding in the vajra lotus, and gazed upon the mandala of attendants endowed with all things, the indestructible vajra wrathful one, with a body wrapped in snakes.