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Safeguard Recitals (a book of protection chants)

A Pāli and English line by line (interlinear) version of this major collection of chanting texts from the Theravāda tradition.

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Supplementary Texts - 197<br />

The <strong>Safeguard</strong><br />

Bojjhaṅgo satisaṅkhāto dhammānaṁ vicayo tathā,<br />

The Factors <strong>of</strong> Awakening are agreed upon as mindfulness, and then investigation <strong>of</strong> the (nature<br />

<strong>of</strong>) things,<br />

Vīriyaṁ pītipassaddhi Bojjhaṅgā ca tathāpare,<br />

And after that the Factors <strong>of</strong> Awakening <strong>of</strong> energy, joyful-interest and calm,<br />

Samādhupekkhabojjhaṅgā: satte te Sabbadassinā<br />

(Then) the Factors <strong>of</strong> Awakening <strong>of</strong> concentration and equanimity: these seven<br />

Muninā sammad-akkhātā, bhāvitā bahulīkatā<br />

were well-proclaimed by the All-Seeing Sage, when developed and practiced<br />

Saṁvattanti abhiññāya Nibbānāya ca Bodhiyā:<br />

They lead to deep knowledge, Emancipation and Awakening:<br />

Etena saccavajjena sotthi te hotu sabbadā!<br />

By this declaration <strong>of</strong> the truth may you be safe at all times!<br />

Ekasmiṁ samaye Nātho Moggallānañ-ca Kassapaṁ<br />

At one time The Lord, having seen that Moggallāna and Kassapa<br />

Gilāne dukkhite disvā, Bojjhaṅge satta desayi,<br />

Were sick and suffering, taught these seven Factors <strong>of</strong> Awakening,<br />

Te ca taṁ abhinanditvā rogā mucciṁsu taṅkhane:<br />

And having rejoiced in them, they were freed from illness in an instant:<br />

Etena saccavajjena sotthi te hotu sabbadā!<br />

By this declaration <strong>of</strong> the truth may you be safe at all times!<br />

Ekadā Dhammarājā pi gelaññenābhipīḷito,<br />

One day the Dhamma-King was oppressed by sickness,<br />

Cundattherena taṁ yeva bhaṇāpetvāna sādaraṁ,<br />

And after the Elder Cunda had recited them with respect,<br />

Sammoditvāna ābādhā tamhā vuṭṭhāsi ṭhānaso:<br />

Having rejoiced he rose from that affliction on the spot:<br />

Etena saccavajjena sotthi te hotu sabbadā!<br />

By this declaration <strong>of</strong> the truth may you be safe at all times!<br />

Pahinā te ca ābādhā tiṇṇannam-pi Mahesinaṁ<br />

These afflictions were abandoned by these three Great Seers,<br />

Maggahatākilesā va pattānupattidhammataṁ:<br />

Just as the defilements are destroyed by the path, attained in accordance with nature:<br />

Etena saccavajjena sotthi te hotu sabbadā!<br />

By this declaration <strong>of</strong> the truth may you be safe at all times!

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