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    This document contains the Pali version and English translation of the Jinapanjara Gatha. [1] It describes how the Buddha and other enlightened beings protect and shelter the reciter as they dwell in the "cage of the Self-awakened One". [2] Various Buddhist figures like Anuruddha, Sariputta, Kassapa, and others are depicted as being in different parts of the reciter's body and surroundings. [3] By reciting this, misfortunes are said to be vanquished through the power and protection of the Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha.

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    This document contains the Pali version and English translation of the Jinapanjara Gatha. [1] It describes how the Buddha and other enlightened beings protect and shelter the reciter as they dwell in the "cage of the Self-awakened One". [2] Various Buddhist figures like Anuruddha, Sariputta, Kassapa, and others are depicted as being in different parts of the reciter's body and surroundings. [3] By reciting this, misfortunes are said to be vanquished through the power and protection of the Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha.

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    Jinapanjara Gatha – The Pali Version and English Meaning- Amanjit

    Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhassa (Repeat 3 Times)


    (Honour to the Blessed One, the Exalted One, the fully Enlightened One)

    Puttakamo Labhe Puttam Dhana Kamo Labhe Dhanam


    Atthi Kaye Kayanaya Devanam Piyatam Suttava

    (Wish for a son or daughter, one will have a son or a daughter, Wish for wealth, one
    will acquire wealth. Having heard by the wise that being a dear one of celestial beings
    can be found in oneself, contemplating goodness within ourselves)

    Itipiso Bhagava
    Yamarajano
    Thao Vessuwano
    Moranam
    Sukkham
    Araham
    Sugato
    Namo Budhaya

    Itipiso Bhagava (The Buddha: The Blessed One)


    Yamarajano (The Lord of Death)
    Thao Vessuwano (The Lord of Good Fortune)
    Moranam (Death)
    Sukkham (Happiness)
    Araham (Free from desires and attachments)
    Sugato (Moving into the next heavenly plain of existence)
    Namo Buddhaya (Our respect be to the Buddha)

    Start: Jinapanjara Gatha

    Jayasanagata Buddha Jetva Maram savahanam


    Catu-saccasabham rasam Ye pivinsu narasabha

    (The Buddhas, the noble men who drank the nectar of the four Noble Truths,
    Having come to the victory seat, having defeated Mara together with his mount)

    Tanhankaradayo Buddha Atthavisati nayaka


    Sabbe patithita mayham Mathake te munissara

    (These Buddhas, the 28 leaders, the sovereign sages beginning with,


    Tanhankara are all established on the crown of my head)
    Sise patithito mayham Buddho dhammo dvilocane
    Sangho patithito mayham Ure sabba-gunakaro

    (The Buddha is established in my head, the Dhamma in my two eyes,


    The Sangha, the mind of all virtues, is established in my chest)

    Hadaye me Anuruddho Sariputto ca dakkhine


    Kondanno pitthi-bhagasmin Moggallano ca vamake

    (Anuraddha is in my heart, and Sariputta on my right,


    Kondanna is behind me, and Moggallana on my left)

    Dakkhine savane mayham Asum Ananda-Rahulo


    Kassapo ca Mahanamo Ubhasum vama-sotake

    (Ananda and Rahula are in my right ear,


    Kassapa and Mahanama are both in my left ear)

    Kesante pithi-bhagasmim Suriyo va pabhankaro


    Nisinno siri-sampanno Sobhito muni-pungavo

    (Sobhita, the noble sage, sits in full glory, shinning like the sun all over the hair at the
    back of my head)

    Kumara-kassapo thero Mahesi citta-vadako


    So mayham vadane niccam Patithasi gunakaro

    (The great sage, the mind of virtue, Elder Kumara Kassapa, the brilliant speaker,
    is constantly in my mouth)

    Punno Angulimalo ca Upali Nanda-Sivali


    Thera panca ime jata Nalate tilaka mama

    (Five elder, Punna Angulimala, Upali, Nanda, and Sivali, have arisen as
    auspicious marks at the middle of my forehead)

    Sesaaiti Mahathera Vijita jina savaka


    Etesiti mahathera Jitavanto jinorasa
    Jalanta sila-tejena Angamangesu Santhita

    (The rest of the 80 great leaders, victors, disciples of the victorious Buddha,
    sons of the victorious Buddha, shining with the majesty of moral virtue,
    are established in the various parts of my body)

    Ratanam purato asi Dakkhine Metta-suttakam


    Dhajaggam pacchato asi Vame Angulimalakam
    Khandha-Mora-parittanca Atanatiya-suttakam
    Akase chadanam asi Sesa pakara-santhita

    (The Ratana Sutta is in front of me, the Mettra Sutta to my right,


    The Dhajagga Sutta is behind me, the Angulimala Paritta to my left,
    The Khandha and Mora Parittas, the Atanatiya Sutta are a roof in space above me,
    The remaining suttas are established as a fortress wall around me)

    Jinanabala-samtutta Satta-pakara-lankata
    Vata-pittadi-sanjata Bahirajjhattupaddava
    Asesa vinayam yantu Ananta-jina-tejasa

    (Bound by the power of the Victor’s realm, seven fortress walls arrayed,
    against them, may all misfortunes within and without—-caused by such,
    things as wind or bile—-be destroyed without remainder through the majesty,
    of the unending Victor)

    Vasato me sakiccena Sada Sambuddha-panjare


    Jina-panjara-majjhamhi Viharantam mahitale
    Sada palentu mam sabbe Te maha-purisasabha

    (As I dwell, in all my affairs, always in the cage of the Self-awakened One,
    Living grounded in the midst of the Victor’s,
    I am always guarded by all of those great noble men)

    Iccevamanto sugutto surakho


    Jinabhavena Jitupaddavo
    Dhammanubhavena jitarisangho
    Saddhammanubhava-palito carami jina-panjaretiti.

    (Thus am I utterly well-sheltered, well-protected,


    Through the might of the Victor’s, misfortunes are vanquished,
    Through the might of the Dhamma, hordes of enemies are vanquished,
    Through the might of the Sangha, dangers are vanquished,
    Guarded by the might of the True Dhamma, I live in the Victor’s Cage)

    End: Jinapanjara Gatha

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