Ten Lights at the Moment of Birth

"Child of the Buddha, when Lady Māyā comes forth from the city of Kapilavastu, enters this garden, and gives birth to the prince, there will naturally be ten kinds of light; because of this light, every sentient being will attain the light of the Dharma. What are these ten? Namely: the Light of the Treasury of the Jeweled Sprout; the Light of Every Fragrance; the Light of the Padma Flower; the Light of Giving Forth a Sublime, Subtle Voice Praising a Good Birth; the Light of the Bodhisattvas of the Ten Directions First Raising the Mind; the Light of Every Bodhisattva Attaining Sovereign Entry into Every Ground; the Light of the Great Wisdom of Every Bodhisattva's Own Pāramitās; the Light of the Vow of Boundless Great Wisdom That Gives Rise to Bodhisattvas; the Light of the Wisdom of Skillful Means That Transforms and Delivers Sentient Beings; and the Light of Universally Illumining Every Buddha of the Whole Dharma-Realm, Receiving Conception, Being Born, Leaving the Household, Studying the Path, and Attaining the Most Correct Awakening. Child of the Buddha, these are the ten kinds of light, and this light universally illumines the minds of boundless, measureless sentient beings."