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Buddhist Prayers for Peace

posted by Annie B. Bond Nov 14, 2006 11:56 am
Buddhist Prayers for Peace
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These two powerful Buddhist prayers have given inspiration and inner peace to countless humans throughout the ages. Reading them–and letting them into our hearts–may be a first step toward world peace.

I
May all beings everywhere plagued
with sufferings of body and mind
quickly be freed from their illnesses.
May those frightened cease to be afraid,
and may those bound be free.
May the powerless find power,
and may people think of befriending
one another.
May those who find themselves in trackless,
fearful wilderness–
the children, the aged,
the unprotected–
be guarded by beneficial celestials,
and may they swiftly attain Buddhahood.

II
Evoking the presence of the great compassion, let us fill our hearts with our own compassion–towards ourselves and towards all living beings.

Let us pray that all living beings realize that they are all brothers and sisters, all nourished from the same source of life.

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Drew Vetter

The power of prayer is when we find the communion of thought and emotion in our heart center. May we all find this power for the good of all sentient beings everywhere.

Jason Grigsby

Indeed THESE are the TIMES for GREATerUNITY

Barny Wong

We create ourselves anew by moving into the aspirational space found in prayers. By announciating our intentions, we physically and spiritually exhale deeper in order in inhale more fully. We then leave behind the incomplete parts of ourselves in order to experience life more completely. We then can become one with humanity. We become unified within and with others.
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Arlene Mcfadden

I was moved to near tears. Thank you. I started reading a book by the Dalai Lama a couple of days ago. The prays are quite timely. Thank you again.

Sze Yee Thong

Prayers that extend beyond human beings. Awesome and hoslitic.

Kathryn Wyant

How marvelous and how seriously needed these are in our world.
Namaste!

Steve Ciccarelli

To be free be an instrument of peace, with hatred sow love, with injury please parden, in doubt stay with faith, in the presence of despair give hope, when darkness is around be light, end sadness with joy:)

Diana Tumashova

awesome! Namaste

Ken Taylor

May you always live in peace.

Maria Carlin

beautiful....

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