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This is one of the spells commonly used in Buddhism to treat various diseases. The original spells: Zhen, Li Shiduo, Duo, Li, Satie Hao. To eliminate the curse of all diseases: ng, l ǐ du, l ǐ du, n zhà l, p ó h. Pronunciation note: Pronunciation is (ng om) or reading (n an). The pronunciation of () is a common pronunciation of Tibetan Buddhism. Chinese characters don't have this pronunciation, so they are usually pronounced with approximate pronunciation, which is written as (w 殓殓). China Buddhism mostly pronounces (m \u n \u an). This website recommends reading (om), which is closer to the pronunciation of ancient Sanskrit (OM). Li: The pronunciation is (lǐ li), which is an ancient sound, and the present sound is (lο), so we don't read the present sound here. Yi: pronounced as (zhà Zha), it is the pronunciation of the ancient sound, not the present sound (zhā Zha). Iron: the pronunciation of "Yun Yao in the ancients" (pó po) is read separately (fü fu). Some dialects are pronounced as (wá wa) or (wā frog). In the Buddhist dictionary: "I am a woman again". The words "woman", "woman", "bound" and "woman" are interchangeable. It has also been translated into "Sha Tie You", "Eddie You" and "Yoshinoya You". This situation is generally obvious (pó po). The Second Story of Master Xuanhua Saving Hengquan 1988, Master Gong Xuan taught three dialogues in Miu Fat Monastery, Taoyuan, Taiwan Province, which was the first time that Master Hengquan had the opportunity to meet the master. At that time, Master Hengquan was seriously ill and was taking medicine. As soon as the master saw her, he advised, "Don't take medicine. Taking medicine just delays time. " The next day, Master Hengquan went to visit him again. The master asked her, "Do you want to die or live?" Master Hengquan said, "You can live or die." At that time, Hengquan Division founded Pearson Kindergarten in Jingshe, Tong Yuan, Dongshi City, Taiwan Province Province, which was well received by the local people in Dongshi City. The master said to her, "The best way for monks to help the country and society is to do education. No matter how much, just do your best. " Then the master hit Hengquan on the head with a cane, and a pimple immediately appeared on her head. When Mr. Hengquan returned to the East Normal University, he found a pimple similar to acne where a tumor had grown on his shoulder. One day during a nap, the pustule was broken and pus flowed. Teacher Hengquan quickly wiped it with toilet paper and soon filled the whole trash can with dirty toilet paper. Teacher Hengquan suddenly felt that the blood in his chest was unobstructed, and his body and mind were extremely cool and comfortable. Chronic diseases that have not been cured for a long time? That's it. Master Hengquan recalled: "After Master hit me on the head, I stopped taking medicine when I went back. This is the first time that Master has saved my life. "

1993 During the Lunar New Year, Master Hengquan had to be hospitalized because of his serious lung disease. One day, after taking the medicine prescribed by the doctor, I felt feverish and extremely uncomfortable. Therefore, Mr. Hengquan imagined himself as going swimming and soaking himself in cold water, which made him feel better. At about 8 o'clock 10 this evening, Mr. Hengquan saw Master Cheng holding a cane cradle with a boy in it. The master said to Master Hengquan, "This boy is you. Your life will end tonight, and you will go there later. This boy has a good life and will be very happy. " Master Hengquan.-Listen. Hurry up and say, "That's good!" "Master:" Ok, it's still in the sixth lane. Master Hengquan said, "I don't want to be in Liudao, I want to go to Elysium." "At this moment, Guanyin Bodhisattva appeared and stood beside them. On second thought, Master Hengquan thought of many worldly things and quickly bargained: "I don't want to go to Elysium now, I have very important things to do." Hearing this, the master turned away in embarrassment. When he left, Hengquan noticed that the master was holding two pieces of paper. Two hours later, Master Hengquan woke up from a catnap because of extreme sadness. When he opened his eyes, he saw the master before him again. This time, the master had no paper in his hand, but ordered, "No medicine. That medicine will kill you. Now ask brother Wu to share it. "Strange to say, Master Hengquan understood that the five brothers meant the internal organs, so he asked the master of the stars to take care of her to pour her water, and she drank all the water. Master Hengxing took care of her until two o'clock at night. When she was about to go to bed, the master said to Master Hengquan, tell her not to sleep, and she can't sleep tonight. Hurry up and read Guanyin Bodhisattva! At this time, both Master and Guanyin Bodhisattva appeared in Hengquan's ward. Hengquan felt that there were many sentient beings in the enchantment, but Master and Guanyin Bodhisattva treated these sentient beings the same as Hengquan and did not favor Hengquan. After dawn, Master Hengquan discussed with the attending doctor: "I can't sleep in the hospital and want to go back." The doctor agreed. After leaving the hospital and returning home, Master Hengquan recited the Amitabha Sutra for those living beings in the underworld, but his condition did not seem to improve, and he could not stop coughing for five minutes. Master Hengquan prayed for the blessing of Buddha and Bodhisattva. When I was taking a nap at noon, I saw in my dream that Master was chanting with a large group of monks and nuns around Master Hengquan: "South, multi-rooms, multi-rooms, and the army is sharp, and the women are wonderful. "When I woke up, the chanting was still in my ears, but the appearance of Master and the monks and nuns was gone.

Soon, a brother bhikshuni came to see Master Hengquan and found her body miraculously recovered.

At the end of the school, I was sure that master Xuanhua had used this spell to save people. Excerpted from the Buddhist website /fo/ Zhou Yu/Zhou Yu/7193.html.