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English version: The scene: Subduing demonic hindrances, attaining great Bodhi (enlightenment), turning the great Dharma wheel. For those who wish to enter Nirvana (extinction of suffering), for the sake of all sentient beings, urging them to remain in the world for a full kalpa (an immense period of time). Rejoicing in all the various merits cultivated by all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas and all sentient beings. Openly confessing all sins, just as the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas of the past, present, and future confess their karmic obstacles, so do I, wishing that my sins be extinguished. Having completed the offering of alms and even confession, then with a pure mind, remember all the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, and recite this mantra in front of the Buddha image eight times. The mantra is as follows: Om Sphara Sphara Vimana Sara Maha Jnava Hum Having finished reciting the mantra, one can then, according to one's wishes, accomplish the wonderful and supreme cloud of offerings, appearing before all the Buddhas. If a good man or good woman, keeps the Buddha in mind, whether day or night, and recites this great wheel of dedication, then this good man or good woman, their sins will be extinguished, all afflictions will gradually become thin, and they will be able to obtain the merits mentioned earlier. If one recites it once, one will obtain a hundred times the Brahma blessings, often see the Buddha in dreams, and after death, be reborn in the Pure Land. After the Buddha finished speaking this sutra, all the Bodhisattvas joyfully accepted and practiced it. The Sutra of the Wheel of Dedication Spoken by the Buddha --------------------------------------------------------------------------------