[Jew Wo Jiang Bai Dorje]
Rezhen Temple is located in Linzhou County, Lhasa City. It was founded in 1057 by Master Zhongdumpa, a disciple of Venerable Atisha. It has a history of 960 years and is the ancestor of the Kadam School.
The main Buddha image of Rezhen Temple is Joo Wo Jiang Bai Dorje (Manjushri Vajra), which is the deity on which Venerable Atisha relies. According to legend, it was made by Manjushri Bodhisattva. According to the record of "Weizang Daochang Shengjizhi": "Anyone who prays and pleads for this, no matter what, you can achieve your wish."
Legend has it that this Buddha statue has appeared many times and spoke. The first time was when a high monk entered the hall more than 900 years ago. The Buddha statue suddenly said: "You must take off your shoes when entering the hall!"
When the 10th Panchen Lama was inspecting Tibet in 1985, he found this statue of Juewo Jiang Bai Dorje among the many Buddha statues in the warehouse of the Norbulingka Tibet Autonomous Region Cultural Relics Protection Committee. The newly made pure gold headgear and earrings After waiting, he put it on Juewo Buddha of Jokhang Temple to pray for blessings. After the opening, it was returned to Rezhen Hutuktu, and he specifically asked him not to lose any more.
【Manjushri Mantra】
Manjushri, namely Manjushri or Manjusri, one of the four great buddhist bodhisattvas, the left side of the Buddha Shakyamuni, represents wisdom and wisdom. He is called the Prince of Dharma because of his superior virtue and talent, ranking first among Bodhisattvas. The name of Manjushri is paraphrased as "Miao Jixiang"; Manju Manju or Manju, meaning beautiful, elegant, lovely, Shili or Shili, meaning auspicious, beautiful, and solemn, is the most respected bodhisattva except Guanyin Bodhisattva.
The image of Manjusri Bodhisattva is usually holding a sword of wisdom, riding a lion metaphorically cutting off troubles with a sharp sword of wisdom, and deterring evil grievances with the roar of a lion.
The image of Manjusri Bodhisattva is changeable. According to its image, it can be divided into one-character, five-character, six-character, and eight-character Manjusri. The five updo Manjusri is named after the five updos tied on the top of the head. The five updos represent five kinds of wisdom. Generally, the "wisdom sword" is held in the right hand, and the Prajna Sutra is placed on the lotus flower in the left hand. The sword of wisdom means that it can cut all kinds of foolishness, and that wisdom is as sharp as a sword; the green lotus represents purity and innocence, with Prajna Sutra placed on the flower as a symbol of wisdom and compassion. Bodhisattvas also often ride on a lion seat, which means wisdom and mighty power; or use a lotus flower as a pedestal, which means clean and untainted; or ride a golden peacock, which is a metaphor for flying freely.
Mantras are the language naturally revealed in the secrets of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. When the chanter recites the mantra, he will receive the blessings and responses of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, and inspire incredible power.
Recite this mantra [1] to get ingenuity and great wisdom. Can get rid of troubles and obstacles. Can develop potential, increase wisdom, overcome difficulties, enhance memory, be intelligent and intelligent, and understand the true meaning of various laws. It can also eliminate linguistic karma, break ignorance, and gain the wisdom of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. [2]
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