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《寶篋印陀羅尼咒輪》《釋大寬法師咒輪佛經法寶之七》



《一切如來心祕密全身舍利寶篋印陀羅尼》咒輪免費結緣流通

「現在未來，一切如來，分身光儀；過去諸佛，全身舍利，
皆在寶篋印陀羅尼！是諸如來，所有三身，亦在是中！」

此次流通的寶篋印陀羅尼咒輪，黃底紅字，是以一種非常特別的悉曇梵文字型寫成。

曾經有一位感應能力很強的靈異人士指出：〈如果眼睛凝視著咒輪的中央，那彷彿是通往另一個世界的通道，而且從那個世界中散發出無盡的光芒，以及動人心弦的梵音繚繞，一些無形的眾生循著梵音和光芒，進入了另一個世界而獲得了解脫。〉

這和佛經裡面講的情況不謀而合，佛經云：「若有惡人，死墮地獄，受苦無間，免脫無期，有其子孫，稱亡者名，誦上神咒，纔至七遍，烊銅熱鐵，忽然變為，八功德池，蓮生承足，寶蓋駐頂，地獄門破，菩提道開，其蓮如飛，至極樂界，一切種智，自然顯發，樂說無窮，位在補處。」

所以持誦寶篋印陀羅尼的行者，只要在咒輪的中央空白處，寫上{亡者的姓名}，或是寫上{。。。之冤親債主}，就可以令亡者與冤親債主獲得一切諸佛的秘密加持，因而往生極樂淨土。

這次流通的寶篋印咒輪經過許多場法會的開光加持，每一張咒輪都有許多的護法菩薩慈悲擁護，是修持寶篋印陀羅尼的佛弟子們一個很好的增上緣。

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Also high on Obama's agenda at the U.N. was rallying Security Council support for a resolution that would establish consequences for Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime if it failed to adhere to a U.S-Russian plan to turn over its chemical weapons.
Rhodes said Obama also would address tenuous progress on a new round of peace talks between Israelis and Palestinians. And he was to address other developments in the Arab world, including in Egypt,valves packing, where the nation's first democratically elected president was ousted this summer in a military coup.
U.S. officials say no meeting was planned, though they hadn't ruled out the possibility that one might be added. The most likely opportunity appeared to be at a U.N. leaders' lunch Tuesday.
Under the agreement, inspectors are to be in Syria by November and all components of the chemical weapons program are to be removed from the country or destroyed by the middle of next year. The U.S. wants the Security Council to approve a resolution making the U.S.-Russian agreement legally binding in a way that is verifiable and enforceable.
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State Department officials said Secretary of State John Kerry would seek to answer that question Thursday when new Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif joins nuclear talks between the U.S. and five other world powers. Zarif's participation, which was announced Monday, sets up the first meeting in six years between an American secretary of state and an Iranian foreign minister, though it was unclear whether the two men would break off from the group and hold separate one-on-one talks.
Seeking to build on diplomatic opportunities, President Barack Obama is expected to signal his willingness to engage with the new Iranian government if Tehran makes nuclear concessions long sought by the U.S. and Western allies.
(Agencies)
The president's address will be closely watched for signs that he may meet later in the day with Iranian President Hasan Rouhani, a moderate cleric who has been making friendly gestures toward the U.S. in recent weeks. Even a brief encounter would be significant given that the leaders of the U.S. and Iran haven't had face-to-face contact in more than 30 years.
The possibility of a thaw in relations with Iran was expected to factor heavily in Obama's address to the U.N. In a preview of the president's speech, deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes said Obama would discuss "our openness to diplomacy and the prospect for a peaceful resolution of this issue that allows Iran to rejoin the community of nations should they come in line with their international obligations and demonstrate that their nuclear program is peaceful."
But a key obstacle remains, given U.S. and Russian disagreement over whether to put the resolution under Chapter 7 of the U.N. Charter. Chapter 7 deals with threats to international peace and security and has provisions for enforcement by military or nonmilitary means, such as sanctions. Russia is sure to veto any resolution that includes a mandate for military action.
Obama, in a planned address to the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday morning, also will call on U.N. Security Council members to approve a resolution that would mandate consequences for Syria if it fails to cooperate with a plan to turn its chemical weapons stockpiles over to the international community.
American officials say Rouhani's change in tone is driven by the Iranian public's frustration with crippling economic sanctions levied by the U.S. But it is still unclear whether Iran is willing to take the steps the U.S. is seeking in order to ease the sanctions, including curbing uranium enrichment and shutting down the Fordo underground nuclear facility.
The U.S. and its allies long have suspected that Iran is trying to produce a nuclear weapon, though Tehran insists its nuclear activities are only for producing energy and for medical research.