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Dhajjagga Sutta or Dhajjagga Pirith or Dhvajâgra [the Dhvajâgra nāma Mahāsutra] combines two main elements: protection [a raksā] in the form of the recommendation of the recollection of the Three Gems as an antidote to fear, and versified rejoicing or bless ing (abhyanumodanā), which may also be described as a svasti, gāthā [verse of good fortune]. The Dhajjagga Pirith is somewhat extraordinary. It refers to a war between Suras (devas) and Asuras (fears). The Suras were advised to look up to the flags (Dhajagga means flags) of the various devas for their safety and fearlessness. The Blessed One says, "For your safety and fearlessness you have to look up to the Triple Gem of Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha. They are free from fear and other defilements. There are 21 stanzas in Dhajjagga Pirith. The Buddha uttered these stanzas to the Bhikkhus while sojourning in Savatthi, at Jeta's Grove in Anathapindika's Park. In the second verse of Dhajagga Sutta, the Buddha says that there was a war between the Suras (devas) and Asuras (fears). The Chief of the Devas, Sakka, uttered thus to the Devas of Tavatimsa heaven to keep their morals high. Sace, Marisa, Devanam Sangamagtanam, Uppajjeya Bhayam va Chambhittatam va, Lomahamso va Maneva Tasmini Samaye Dhajaggan Ullokeyyatha' (Happy Ones, a fear or stupefaction or the hairs of the body standing on end would arise to the Devas who have gone to war, at that time you should look for the top of my standard flag). Bhante Devananda, the Abbot of Indiana Buddhist Temple, chants this Sutta to invoke blessings. The CDs are professionally recorded and produced. This recording brings positive vibration to overcome fear. While listening to this sutta, spend some time to concentrate on good qualities of Noble Triple Gems.The Buddha, the Dharma and the Noble Sangha are free from fear and other defilement, and as such they serve as excellent objects of recollection exercises. http://www.indianabuddhistvihara.org/donate.html