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Upacara Pertobatan Kaisar Liang 梁皇寶懺 - Bab 9 第9卷 - 6 Februari 2026

Informasi terbaru mengenai berbagai acara vihara kunjungi: Situs: https://www.shenlun.org/ Blog: https://blog.shenlun.org/ FB:   / viharavajrabhumisriwijaya   IG:   / j1ngen   WA Official : +62 821-7816-2318 Tiktok : j1ngen_vvbs Twitter : j1ngen_vvbs Snack Video : j1ngen_vvbs #VVBS #聖輪雷藏寺 #ViharaVajraBhumiSriwijaya #蓮生活佛 #真佛宗 #tantra #vajrayana #mahayana #Tao #ViharaPalembang #ViharaDiPalembang #shengyenlu #Padmakumara #pertobatankaisarliang #lianghuangbaochan #梁皇寶懺 #梁武帝 Kisah terbentuknya kitab suci pertobatan kaisar Liang dalam Bahasa Indonesia selengkapnya : https://www.shenlun.org/artikel-lain/... Emperor Liang Repentance (Scroll 9) Inspired by the transferred merit and the models of great Bodhisattvas, practitioners now solidify their resolve by making the four great, all-encompassing vows: to save all beings, to cut off all passions, to master all teachings, and to attain the supreme Buddhahood. These are not casual promises but profound, life-directing commitments that anchor the practitioner on the Bodhisattva path forever. The vows serve as a compass for all future actions, ensuring the spirit of repentance continues beyond the ritual. They represent the final turning of the heart from self-concern to an irreversible commitment to work for the enlightenment of all. Background story of Emperor Liang Repentance Ceremony Emperor Wu of Liang 梁武帝 464–549, was the founding emperor of the Liang Dynasty of Chinese history. His reign, until the end, was one of the most stable and prosperous during the Southern Dynasties. Emperor Wu created universities and extending the Confucian civil service exams, demanding that sons of nobles study. Although for governmental affairs he was Confucian in values, he embraced Buddhism as well. He himself was attracted to many Indian traditions. According to legend, the empress was reborn in the woeful state of a huge snake because of her negative karma. She appeared to Emperor Wu in his dreams and begged to be saved from this woeful state. Emperor Wu asked the Venerable Bao Zhi, a Buddhist monk, for advice to help relieve the suffering of his wife. Venerable Bao Zhi then gathered many high ranking monastic members to help the Emperor. Together, they created a 10-chapter repentance sutra for the Emperor. After performing the Repentance Ceremony by reciting 10 chapters of the sutra, the empress again appeared to Emperor Wu in his dreams to thank and inform him that she was then reborn in the heavens. Today the recitation of the chapters of this sutra is performed annually in many Buddhist temples. What do we do during the ceremony? It involves prostrations or paying the great homage to thousands of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas (more than 2000 times). The chants in many places of this repentance book quoted relevant Buddhist sutras on this subject. Today the practice and reciting of the Emperor Liang Repentance Sutra is carried out as a Filial Piety Dharma Assembly in relation to the Filial Piety practice to share merits not only with the departed and remembrance of our departed parents, past relatives, ancestors and friends, but also all being in six realms Why we do it? The Emperor Liang’s Repentance Sutra is considered as the supreme Repentance among all Buddhist repentance texts. It benefits both the living and the deceased. The sutra allows everyone to repent all wrongdoings comes from your body, speech and mind. If you show your sincerity and utmost faith, all negative karma will be eradicated. Besides, it will improve your career, health and interpersonal relationships. By registering your deceased ancestors in the ceremony, it helps to remove negative karma from them, improve their spiritual levels and show them the way to the Western Paradise. It is also beneficial to register your “karmic enemy and creditor” or “attached spirit” in the ceremony so that all the hatred against you will be minimised or removed.