This document contains four assemblies of Sanskrit verses invoking Buddhist deities and mantras for protection and removal of harm. The verses praise Buddhist figures like Tara, Akshobhya, and Shakyamuni Buddha. They request protection from dangers like kings, thieves, fire, and untimely death. Mantras summon deities and ask them to bind, confuse, and destroy harmful spirits and black magic. Overall, the assemblies seek blessings and protection from Buddhist figures and removal of obstacles through recitation of mantras.
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This document contains four assemblies of Sanskrit verses invoking Buddhist deities and mantras for protection and removal of harm. The verses praise Buddhist figures like Tara, Akshobhya, and Shakyamuni Buddha. They request protection from dangers like kings, thieves, fire, and untimely death. Mantras summon deities and ask them to bind, confuse, and destroy harmful spirits and black magic. Overall, the assemblies seek blessings and protection from Buddhist figures and removal of obstacles through recitation of mantras.