Recitations Before and After Teachings

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Recitations Before and After Teachings Taming the Mind Retreat By Ven. Thubten Chodron Organized by Buddhist Fellowship Singapore December 7-8, 2013

Refuge and Bodhicitta I take refuge until I have awakened In the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha By the merit I create by engaging in generosity And the other far-reaching practices May I attain Buddhahood in order to benefit all sentient beings Repeat 3X

The Four Immeasurables May all sentient beings have happiness and its causes May all sentient beings be free of suffering and its causes May all sentient beings not be separated from sorrowless bliss May all sentient beings abide in equanimity, free of bias, attachment and anger

Seven-Limb Prayer Reverently I prostrate with my body, speech and mind, And present clouds of every type of offering, actual and mentally transformed. I confess all my destructive actions accumulated since beginningless time, And rejoice in the virtues of all holy and ordinary beings. Please remain until cyclic existence ends, And turn the wheel of Dharma for sentient beings. I dedicate all the virtues of myself and others to the great awakening.

Tayatha Om Muni Muni Maha Munaye Soha Buddha’s Mantra Tayatha Om Muni Muni Maha Munaye Soha

Dedication of Merit Due to this merit may we soon Attain the awakened state of Guru Buddha, That we may be able to liberate All sentient beings from their sufferings. May the precious bodhi mind, Not yet born arise and grow. May that born have no decline, But increase forevermore.

The Five Contemplations I contemplate all the causes and conditions and the kindness of others, by which I have received this food. I contemplate my own practice, constantly trying to improve it. I contemplate my mind, cautiously guarding it from wrongdoing, greed and other defilements. I contemplate this food, treating it as wondrous medicine to nourish my body. I contemplate the aim of Buddhahood, accepting and consuming this food in order to accomplish it.

Food Offering Om ah hum X 3 Great compassionate Protector, All-knowing Teacher, Field of merit and good qualities vast as an ocean -- To the Tathagata, I bow. Through purity, freeing from attachment, Through virtue, freeing from the lower realms, Unique, supreme ultimate reality -- To the Dharma that is peace, I bow.

Having freed themselves, showing the path to freedom too, Well established in the trainings, The holy field endowed with good qualities --  To the Sangha, I bow. To the supreme teacher, the precious Buddha, To the supreme refuge, the holy precious Dharma, To the supreme guides, the precious Sangha, To all the objects of refuge we make this offering.

May we and all those around us, Never be separated from the Triple Gem in any of our lives. May we always have the opportunity to make offerings to them And may we continuously receive their blessings and inspiration to progress along the path.

By seeing this food as medicine, I will consume it without attachment or hatred, not to increase my arrogance, strength, or good looks, but solely to sustain my life.   As you eat, imagine that Shakyamuni Buddha at your heart experiences bliss. He radiates light that fills your entire body.