Qingming-cum-Repentance Ritual of
Emperor Liang Grand Puja

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What is the “Emperor Liang Jewelled Repentance”?

The “Emperor Liang Jewelled Repentance” is also known as the “Repentance Dharma of Kindness and Compassion in the Bodhimanda.” It is one of the oldest and most substantiated rituals in the history of Han Buddhism, and comprises the most comprehensive steps that guide us to eradicate our non-virtuous karma and obstacles as we accumulate vast merits and seek blessings for the living and departed loved ones.

Who wrote this?

This Repentance Ritual was written and compiled by Emperor Wu of Liang (Liang Wu Di) for his late empress, Chi Hui, with the help of an eminent monk called Master Bao Zhi (or Master of Zen). It cites 28 karma stories through which participants can be guided to reflect on their sins, then confess and repent. Participants can also be inspired to become more mindful of their actions at every moment so as to avoid planting causes of suffering, thereby cultivating bodhicitta and practicing Bodhisattva deeds.

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Participate in the repentance ritual with a pious and respectful heart and you will be able to eliminate karmic obstacles while accumulating bliss, wisdom and boundless merits!

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