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|text=This text, ''A Method for Reciting the Text Engaging in Bodhisattva Conducts: A Stream of Blessings'', authored by Dam tshig rdo rje (Mkhan po chos rje), presents a structured approach for reciting Śāntideva's classic Mahāyāna text ''The Way of the Bodhisattva'' (''Bodhicaryāvatāra''). The method includes preliminary visualizations, prayers, and mental preparations, followed by instructions for the actual recitation practice. The author provides guidance on visualizing Śāntideva, performing ritual offerings, inviting divine witnesses, and engaging with the text's meaning. The document explains the significance of each chapter of the original work and concludes with dedication prayers to direct the merit generated from this practice. This recitation method aims to help practitioners deeply connect with the text's teachings on bodhicitta (the awakening mind) and bodhisattva conduct while accumulating spiritual merit. | |text=This text, ''A Method for Reciting the Text Engaging in Bodhisattva Conducts: A Stream of Blessings'', authored by Dam tshig rdo rje (Mkhan po chos rje), presents a structured approach for reciting Śāntideva's classic Mahāyāna text ''The Way of the Bodhisattva'' (''Bodhicaryāvatāra''). The method includes preliminary visualizations, prayers, and mental preparations, followed by instructions for the actual recitation practice. The author provides guidance on visualizing Śāntideva, performing ritual offerings, inviting divine witnesses, and engaging with the text's meaning. The document explains the significance of each chapter of the original work and concludes with dedication prayers to direct the merit generated from this practice. This recitation method aims to help practitioners deeply connect with the text's teachings on bodhicitta (the awakening mind) and bodhisattva conduct while accumulating spiritual merit. | ||
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