大慈大悲 救苦救難 觀世音菩薩 无畏功德 包括 108 首 NAMO GUAN SHIYIN PUSA

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    慈悲的观世音, 观世音菩萨,能以什么方式救度我们,远离一切危险?大慈大悲观音救度我们哪十大险?我们如何寻求她的帮助?哪部经中有十大护法?

    包括 108 NAMO GUAN SHIYIN PUSA 念诵观音的冥想图像。

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