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Gohōgō

Mantra honoring Kōbō Daishi

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Gohōgō (御宝号) is a mantra honoring Kōbō Daishi. You are expected to repeat this mantra three times before the Daishidō of each temple.

This mantra is also inscribed on the pilgrim's walking staff: Namu Daishi Henjō Kongō (南無大師遍照金剛). The Gohōgō mantra means Homage to the Savior [Kōbō] Daishi, the awakened and eternal one.

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In English
Mantra in tribute to Kobo-Daishi
Other spellings
Gohogo

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