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    This document contains the Tiratana Vandana, which is a Buddhist text that expresses taking refuge in the Three Jewels (the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha). It is presented in three sections that each describe taking refuge in one of the Three Jewels, explaining their significance. The summary concludes with a request that by virtue of this truth, grace and victory be attained.

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    This document contains the Tiratana Vandana, which is a Buddhist text that expresses taking refuge in the Three Jewels (the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha). It is presented in three sections that each describe taking refuge in one of the Three Jewels, explaining their significance. The summary concludes with a request that by virtue of this truth, grace and victory be attained.

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    This document contains the Tiratana Vandana, which is a Buddhist text that expresses taking refuge in the Three Jewels (the Buddha, the Dharma, and the Sangha). It is presented in three sections that each describe taking refuge in one of the Three Jewels, explaining their significance. The summary concludes with a request that by virtue of this truth, grace and victory be attained.

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    The Tiratana Vandana

    (Salutation to the Three Jewels)


    Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammasambuddhassa
    Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammasambuddhassa
    Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sammasambuddhassa
    Iti'pi so bhagava araham sammasambuddho vijjacaranasampanno sugato
    lokavidu, anuttaro purisadammasarathi
    sattha devamanussanam
    buddho bhagava'ti
    Buddham jivitapariyantam saranam gacchami
    Ye ca Buddha atita ca
    Ye ca Buddha anagata Paccuppanna ca ye Buddha
    Aham vandami sabbada
    N'atthi me saranam annam
    Buddho me saranam varam
    Etena saccavajjena
    Hotu me jayamangalam
    translation

    Such indeed is He, the Richly Endowed: the Free, the Fully and Perfectly
    Awake, Equipped with Knowledge and Practice, the Happily Attained,
    Knower of the Worlds, Guide Unsurpassed of Men to Be Tamed, the
    Teacher of Gods and Men, the Awakened One Richly Endowed.
    All my life I go for Refuge to the Awakened One.
    To all the Awakened of the past,
    To all the Awakened yet to be,
    To all the Awakened that now are,
    My worship flows unceasingly.
    No other refuge than the Wake, Refuge supreme, is there for me.
    O by the virtue of this truth,
    May grace abound, and victory!

    Svakkhato bhagavata Dhammo sanditthiko akaliko ehipassiko opanayiko


    paccatam
    veditabbo vinnuhi'ti
    Dhamman jivitapariyantam saranam gacchami
    Ye ca Dhamma atita ca
    Ye ca Dhamma anagata
    Paccuppanna ca ye Dhamma Aham vandami sabbada
    N'atthi me saranam annam
    Dhammo me saranam varam
    Etena saccavajjena
    Hotu me jayamangalam

    Well communicated is the teaching of the Richly Endowed One,


    Immediately Apparent, Perennial, of the Nature of a Personal Invitation,
    Progressive, to be understood individually, by the wise.
    All my life I go for Refuge to the Truth.
    To all the Truth-Teachings of the past,
    To all the Truth-Teachings yet to be,
    To all the Truth-Teachings that now are,
    My worship flows unceasingly.
    No other refuge than the Truth, Refuge supreme, is there for me.
    O by the virtue of this truth,
    May grace abound, and victory!
    Supatipanno bhagavato savakasangho
    ujupatipanno bhagavato savakasangho nayapatipanno bhagavato
    savakasangho samicipatipanno bhagavato savakasangho yadidam cattari
    purisayugani atthapurisapuggala
    Esa bhagavato savakasangho
    ahuneyyo, pahuneyyo, dakkhineyyo anjalikaraniyo anuttaram
    punnakkhettam lokassa'ti
    Sangham jivitapariyantam saranam gacchami
    Ye ca Sangha atita ca
    Ye ca Sangha anagata Paccuppanna ca ye Sangha Aham vandami sabbada
    N'atthi me saranam annam
    Sangho me saranam varam
    Etena saccavajjena
    Hotu me jayamangalam

    Happily proceeding is the fellowship of the Hearers of the Richly Endowed


    One, uprightly proceeding ... methodically proceeding ... correctly
    proceeding,... namely, these four pairs of Individuals, these eight Persons.
    This fellowship of Hearers of the Richly Endowed One is worthy of worship,
    worthy of hospitality, worthy of offerings, worthy of salutation with folded
    hands, an incomparable source of goodness to the world.
    All my life I go for Refuge to the Fellowship.
    To all the Fellowships that were,
    To all the Fellowships to be,
    To all the Fellowships that are,
    My worship flows unceasingly.
    No refuge but the Fellowship,
    Refuge supreme, is there for me.
    O by the virtue of this truth,
    May grace abound, and victory!

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