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(3) May I gather the victorious and perfect light of the
Dharmakaya and thereby attain a body of light like a
rainbow.
(4) May I, from life to life, accumulate the voice of
dharani of anuttarayoga.
(5) May I, from life to life, accumulate the highest will
of Buddhahood.
(6) May I, with my meditative wisdom-light, lure all the
demons and non-Buddhists into the Dharma-gate.
(7) Those persons who have no connecting conditions,
either good or bad, with past Buddhas—may I establish
good connections with them as they are the most
difficult to save, and through their connection with me,
may I save them. (This is a very special vow.)
(8) May I inherit the merits of the past Buddhas and
may this force enable me to discover the Dharmakaya of
sentient beings.
(9) May I establish on my ground of wisdom the right
Dharma, accumulating the merits and abilities of
Buddhahood for universal salvation.
(10) May I, in this lifetime, gather all the realizations of
the Vajrayana to have enough experience to teach all
followers.
These vows were made at the age of twenty-five. When
I made them, I recited them one by one in front of Wei
Tuo and then worshipped him, asking him to protect my
vows. I was very much inspired by him at this time.
Afterwards, I worshipped the Buddha and asked him to
witness my aspiration. As there is a statue of the
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