May all beings be free from the three types of suffering.
May all beings be free from affective obscurations.
May all beings be free from cognitive obscurations.
May all beings have temporal happiness.
May all beings have permanent happiness.
May all beings have the causes of happiness.
May I rejoice in the virtue of all beings.
May I rejoice in the happiness of all beings.
May I rejoice in the interdependence of all beings.
May I avoid all extremes of view and conduct.
May I avoid elation or dejection over the eight worldly concerns.
May I include all beings in my love, compassion, and rejoicing.
Posted by: Michael Rickicki | 04/15/2019
Twelve Aspirations
Posted in Aditthana, Bodhisattvayana, Buddha, Buddhism, Dhamma, mahayana, Tibetan Buddhism | Tags: Amideva, Amitabha, aspirations, Tashi Nyima
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