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「悲」 (bēi) It means compassion or merciful sorrow — the heart of Guanyin’s vow to relieve suffering. However, if you mean the name of Guanyin’s main scripture, that would be: 《普門品》 (Pǔ Mén Pǐn) It’s the “Universal Gate Chapter” from the Lotus Sutra (法華經), the most famous scripture devoted to Guanyin. the most sacred and …

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🕊️ 《觀世音菩薩普門品》簡誦 (Short Daily Recitation) 1️⃣ 開始 (Opening Invocation) (Repeat 3 or 7 times to center your mind.) 2️⃣ 經文精華 (Essence of the Scripture) 3️⃣ 慈悲願 (The Compassion Vow) 4️⃣ 結尾 (Closing Dedication) Then close with: 南無觀世音菩薩 (Námó Guānshìyīn Púsà) — 3 times. 🌸 Optional: Silent Contemplation After chanting, sit quietly for a few breaths.Imagine …

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「唵嘛呢叭咪吽」 (Ǎn Mā Ní Bā Mī Hōng) “Om Mani Padme Hum” A one-word (one-character) mantra connected with Guanyin (觀音), the most sacred and common one is: 「唵」 (Ǎn / Om) It’s the seed syllable (種子字) — the vibrational sound representing purity, the origin of all mantras. However, Guanyin’s full mantra (in Chinese transliteration) is often …

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