天台宗のお経「願以此功徳」2種類 回向 法話〈サメに説法〉

The dedication prayer begins with "May this merit be spread to all." Many may feel relieved as this sutra comes to an end. This dedication prayer is usually recited last, and I've explained why it's read last and what it means. The following are two types of dedication prayers read in Tendai Buddhism. May this merit be spread to all May we and all sentient beings attain Buddhahood together May this merit be extended to all, so that we and all sentient beings may attain Buddhahood together May this merit be spread equally to all May we all develop the same bodhicitta and be reborn in the Land of Bliss May this merit be spread equally to all, so that we may all develop the same bodhicitta and be reborn in the Land of Bliss There are two different types of "may this merit be spread to all" in Tendai Buddhism, which I think is confusing for many people. I sometimes find it confusing too. 0:00 Introduction 1:03 The Mechanism of Dedication 4:32 Dedication Prayer in Tendai Buddhism 7:29 The Significance of Dedication Eshun Kobayashi Deputy Chief Priest of Himejisan Shomyoji Temple, Tendai Buddhism [Eshun Blog/Sermons] https://himejisan.com/eshunblog/ [Twitter]   / eshunshomyoji   [Facebook]   / eshunkobayashi   [Instagram]   / shomyoji_himeji   [TikTok] tiktok.com/@eshunsame