bojjhanga paritta seven factors of enlightenment ( edited)

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Sa sāre sa sarantāna , ṃ ṃ ṃSabbadukkhavināsane;

Satta dhammā ca bojjha ge, ṅMārasenāpamaddane.

These seven dhammas are the factors of enlightenment, which eradicate all the suffering of all living beings who wander through

Samsara. These factors overpower the army of Mara.

Bujjhitvā ye c’ime sattā, Tibhavā muttakuttamā;Ajātimajarābyādhi , ṃ

Amata nibbhaya gatā. ṃ ṃ

Having realised these seven dhammas, beings attain Nibbana; where there is no rebirth, ageing, disease, death and danger.

They are freed from three existences.

Evamādigu ūpeta , ṇ ṃAnekagu asa gaha ;ṇ ṅ ṃ

Osadhañca ima manta ,ṃ ṃbojjha gañca bha āma he. ṅ ṇ

Endowed with such and other attributes together with innumerable benefits, this is a medicine.

Bojjha go satisa khāto, ṅ ṅDhammāna vicayo tathāṃ

Vīriya pīti passaddhi, ṃBojjha gā ca tathāpare. ṅ

The factors of enlightenment are mindfulness, investigation of states and also effort, rapture, tranquillity, and other factors of enlightenment;

Samādhupekkhā bojjha gā, ṅSatte te sabbadassinā,

Muninā sammadakkhātā, Bhāvitā bahulīkatā.

The factors of concentration and equanimity. All these seven are well expounded by the All-seer; cultivated

and amplified repeatedly by the sage -

Sa vattanti abhiññāya, ṃNibbānāya ca bodhiyā,

Etena saccavajjena, Sotthi te hotu sabbadā.

In order to see profoundly, to realize the wisdom and to attain Nibbana. By

this affirmation of the Truth, may there always be happiness for you.

Ekasmi samaye nātho, ṃMoggallānañca

Kassapa ,ṃGilāne dukkhite disvā, Bojja ge satta desayi.ṅ

At one time, the Lord saw Venerable Moggallana and Venerable Kassapa suffering and sick, and he expounded the seven factors of enlightenment.

Te ca ta abhinanditvā, ṃRogāmucci su ta kha e,ṃ ṅ ṇ

Etena saccavajjena, Sotthi te hotu sabbadā.

The two elders were delighted the Discourse; and were freed from sickness. By this affirmation of the

Truth, may there always be happiness for you.

Ekadā dhammarājāpi, Gelaññenābhipī ito, ḷ

Cundattherena ta yeva, ṃBha āpetvāna sādara . ṇ ṃ

Once even the King of Dhamma, the Buddha himself, was afflicted by sickness, then the Elder Cunda was requested to

recite that very doctrine with due reverence.

Sammoditvāna ābādhā, Tamhā vu hāsi hānaso,ṭ ṭ ṭEtena saccavajjena, Sotthi te hotu sabbadā.

Having rejoiced at the Discourse, the Lord was immediately cured of the sickness. By this affirmation of the Truth, may

there always be happiness for you.

Pahīnā te ca ābādhā, Ti annampi mahesina ,ṇṇ ṃMaggahatā kilesāva, Pattā ‘nuppattidhammata ,ṃEtena saccavajjena, Sotthi te hotu sabbadā.

These ailments were eliminated from the three Great Sages. By this affirmation of the Truth, may there always be happiness for you.

Etena saccavajjena, Sotthi te hotu sabbadā.

Etena saccavajjena, Sotthi te hotu sabbadā