Introduction to Buddhism, the Heart Sutra

Professor Aaron Proffitt continues his Introduction to Buddhism talks with the Heart Sutra. Learn why the Heart Sutra is the most popular Mahayana Sutra.
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[@hoshinazen3337]

Thank you for your comments.

[@martina2276]

Thank you for taking the time to share you expertise. I appreciate that very much. Greetings from Tyrol/Austria!

[@dudeonthasopha]

Kinda wish you had your own channel to have more frequent uploads. Appreciate your work

[@AliceMako]

Thanks so much for this Aaron, great read. I first heard the heart sutra summer of '95 thereabouts and i did not have the benefit of a ubiquitous internet or learned individuals walking me through the thing i'd just heard that gave me a gut reaction and the hairs on the back of the neck thing.
As an aside how gorgeous is that copy you showed, leave it to the good people there to make just about anything look like an amulet unto itself if they wanna. ☸ 📿

[@sendershare7271]

Thank you sir! For sharing! May Buddha bless you! And other who listen this too!

[@AmericanBuddhistStudyCenter]

Namu Amida Butsu. Thank you

[@carol-lo]

Thank you for making this translation in great clarity 🙏🙏🙏

[@blu3clown471]

How sure can you be? If you rely on your understanding, it is great indeed, if you dont rely on understanding/knowing, how great can it go? :D

[@carol-lo]

@@blu3clown471 true, thanks for reminding :)

[@subhanusaxena7199]

Thank you for the interesting video! If I may, the correct Sanskrit pronunciation of Shūnyatā is “shoonyataa “, with the last syllable elongated and emphasised, not the “a” in “ya”. That is a short “a”. In Devanagari it is spelt as follows: शून्यता. Also, the jñ in prajñā is actually pronounced closer to ngya (hard one this!). The Devanagari is ज्ञ. There is no actual “ja” sound. Think of a nasalized “gya” . Hope this helps

[@PaulGrunwald]

This is a wonderful translation, ghasso! Is the PDF available?

[@mtadamsbuddhisttemple]

Dr Proffitt, I think you presented an excellent view into the essence of the Heart Sutra. Thank you for bringing it into english/western culture. In metta, Thich Minh Tinh

[@AmericanBuddhistStudyCenter]

We are deeply grateful to Dr. Proffitt for having his talks on our TH-cam. I will let him know your appreciation. Thank you.

[@danielpincus221]

I would like to acquire the text as shown on the screen.

[@AmericanBuddhistStudyCenter]

I will let Prof. Aaron Proffitt know you are interested in the text.

[@nickhoward7419]

Is there a place where we could get your translation of the heart sutra online?

[@AmericanBuddhistStudyCenter]

Sorry for the delay; just Google the Heart Sutra, and you will find many translations.

[@medialords8647]

Correct word is sutta not sutra...all the suttas are in pali nt sanskrit,..pali is mother of buddhist sanskrit which is evolved form pali after 5th AD and after 8th AD Brahmins ( hindus) picked and further evolved buddhist hybrid sanskrit into classical in Devnagri script...so people get confused abt sanskrit. Brahmins of india distroyed buddhism in india with the help of mughals they first distroyed all buddhist universities first.