I am playing this chanting for my grandfather who died on 9 May 2021. May you have a good rebirth grandpa. May your next birth lead you closer to Nibbana. May you find spiritual guidance in your next birth.
Thank-you My dog, Berkeley, who transitioned into my therapy dog after I became disabled has fallen ill. I have spent more time with him over the last eight years than with any other individual including my wife. Please say a prayer for him. Metta.
This is for my friend Sarah Valentine who passed away 23/7/2020 leaving four children behind. Love you Sarah. Fly high in the firmament my beautiful girl. 💔❤️
Thank you, my mother passed away and I used this chanting as background for my own chanting at her cremation. Thank you very much and also to all monasticks at Wat Pah Abhayagiri.
My father transitioned 1 year ago. And this is so soothing and grounding for my monkey anxious mind that’s allowing me to ground myself and reconnect with my father and know peace 🙏🏽💕
After reading the description, I am overwhelmed with gratitude and in tears. His metta is so boundless and panna is immense that those on higher planes has to come down to consult. Namo tassa bhagavato arahato sammasambhuddsa.
Pali is such a wonderfull language...💛💙💚 .... it is a with so much love filled energie .... 🙏🙏🙏 ... thank you for having that chance to listen it.... Eva from Southtyrol
“Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is found written in your religious books. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of your teachers and elders. Do not believe in traditions because they have been handed down for many generations. But after observation and analysis, when you find that anything agrees with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, then accept it and live up to it.”- Siddharta Gautama By the way, this does logically include something that the Buddha may or may not have said as well. It's a shame that some Buddhist themselves trust all of Buddha's teachings blindly. The Buddha wanted to eliminate any form of blind following. Some Buddhist people say, "The Buddha has stated X... therefore I believe it". While the definition of a buddhist is indeed to take the Buddha as a role-model and as a transmitter of wisdom, one has to be careful not to do precisely that what the Buddha feared what become of his followers. Buddha didn't intend to start a "religion" or even an "organized movement", he simply transmitted his experiencial wisdom to others, but what you do with that wisdom of his (whether you agree with ALL of it, or SOME of it), is up to your own inferential experience. Yes, true, one shouldn't deny something that the Buddha has stated solely because one may not necessarily like a certain harsh truth, but that doesn't necessarily mean blind-following either. There has to be a middle-ground, but sadly often people fall into extremes. And the Buddha wanted to precisely avoid his followers from believing extremes, even if it meant following Buddha's own words.
It's a powerful, wonderful and beautiful chanting. However, the background picture is nice but made it impossible to read the subtitles. It would be more beneficial to change the picture to a plain one so the audience can follow the chanting. Thank you.
To Ricardo Cabezes and Joann Calve who requested more info on this chant: This is a profound buddhist chant comprising 5 separate chants. The first (Dhammasanganimatikapatha) enumerates the ultimate realities by triads (tikas). The second is the Patthana or book of conditional relations. The third are passages on the Stages of Insight, the 5 Aggregates, 12 Sense fields, 18 elements, 22 Faculties, the Four Noble Truths & the law of Dependent Origination. The fourth is the Discourse on Loving Kindness, and the Fifth is a chant summing up the nature of existence, which is impermanent. Please check out www.abhidhamma.org/dhammasangani.htm for Dhammasangani and Patthana; and, www.accesstoinsight.org for Annica Vata Sankhara.. by Bhikhu Bodhi.
It is important to keep chanting practices like this to maintain Pali, so it doesn't become a dead language. It is very important to maintain Pali as it is the language the Buddha spoke in. Not all the meanings of the words in Pali can be directly or even wholly properly translated into English. The philology should always be guarded especially in things like this Buddhadhamma.
Buddha did all his sermons in Maagadi. As counterintuitive as it may sound because india is a multilingual country now, Buddha didnt preach in many languages( although he definitely would have known those languages. Buddha knew everything) The reason why Theravadha buddhism is written and preserved in Pali is :- Maagadhi is a language of spoken characters, in other words it only had sounds but no letters. Due to this theravadha buddhism was preserved among monks completely thru memorization. But later buddhism became nearly extinct in india due to hindu and muslim rule. So the pure theravadha buddhism was preserved and continued in Sri lanka. As tym went by a severe famine affected sri lanka causing many Arhat (those who attained enlightenment) to die. So thr was a need to write down the Sutra (sermons). This was done in Sri lanka. Since the language of sri Lanka (sinhala) was originally derived from Pali and since Maagadhi language had no letters, the Dhamma was all written down in pali. Later those pali scriptures were translated to Sanskrit which gave rise to mahayana tradition.
My mother passed away on 23rd November, 2017 .😢😢 I am an Indian Buddhist so i know The Buddha's Natural Universal Law is applies on the all creatures who lives on this earth planet. "The Buddha says the whole world is suffering from miseries and main cause is expectations of human.
"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation present your requests to God by prayer with thanksgiving. And the peace of God which transcends all understanding shall guard your minds and hearts in Christ Jesus." Phil 4:6-7
I khow the meaning of the chanting that starts from 11min 22 sec.The meaning is wonderful. It is about generating loving kindness towards others. The verse that starts at 12 min 53 sec says - as her only child is so dear for a mother, we should generate such compassionate love towards all the beings around the world whether they are humans or non- humans.
I agree with Jingho, it would be more beneficial for us viewers could partake in the chanting if we could see the words of the chant. Please change the background picture. Thank you.
Thank you for the vidéo. Can I ask if it exists with White subs please, i cant follow the chanting... Bless all sentient beings, may they find peace and live in harmonie.
It's interesting to recognize Heart Sutra which I first heard as a Japanese Zen chant based on the Pali, then later in English translation set to a Western liturgical musical form. I read the biography of Acariya Mun and got more familiar with the Pali terminology and the Forest tradition and even visited Abhayagiri recently. This recording sound great.
I know there is some kinda connections between the words on the screen and what is being chanted but fail to see it. Wow this is impossible. I have this dead body across from my apartment. Being a Buddhist I thought a chant would be nice, but he will be off to the morg way before I can master this. And I agree the background cause the words to disappears. Have you ever heard of the bounce ball? It easy to follow the bouncing ball🔴!
Craig, this or any kind of chanting will not help the dead. But these chantings are recollections for the living about inevitable death and how to attain deathless Nirvana.
Thats the original pali language. You need to translate it to your own language to understand the meaning of this chanting. There is a meaning in each single word and phrase in Pali chanting. Further, there is nothing call funeral chanting to n Buddhism. This is someone who thought of renaming Buddha's teaching according to their day today use. Buddhism is a very deep philosophy that someone needs to go through debate with his or her own sense and understanding. Its not easy to understand like any other basic religions in the world. All the other religions in the world teaches that there is a god who created the world and There are good things to do and bad things to avoid while imposing rules in both civil and monastic society. But Buddhism is totally different and there is lots to research learn and understand with your own sense. Read " Sathara Sathipattana" . Its one of the creams.
Sorry such a late moment here is, not sure what this chant may be "called" by name. But this was the exact chant that was done by the local Monk's for my wife's grandfather 6/7 months ago.
It's basically a list from the Abhidhamma: 22 types of phenomena, 24 types of conditions, 5 aggregates, 12 sense-spheres, 18 element, 22 faculties, 4 noble truths, the 12 links of suffering, and the 12 links of the cessation of suffering. These are followed by the Metta Sutta (Discourse on Loving-Kindness) and three capping stanzas.
@@bucktimphasay1574 Nope. It's about the teaching of the Buddha on the true of all things and phenomenas that Everything is not-self. There is nothing to do with Soul. Buddhists don't believe in Soul or God.
+re98 wlk Doubt it very much. More likely, you are "avoiding life" through working too many hours, not spending enough time with friends and family, not being in the present, always thinking and worrying about the future or regrets in the past. Your mind always avoiding the reality of the world and it's own nature. Try going on a retreat for 10 days where all you are in complete silence for 10 days, cannot talk to anyone and are forced to look directly inside your 'self'. It is one of the hardest things you will ever do in your life. Or don't. Just carry on as if you didn't read this. It's your life, you must do what you think is right. :)
when we dont know about something or a fraid of something we tend to judge it...there is a lot you dont.know..i hope one day you will have the opportunity to grow spiritually..
It is not the language that one should focus into,,,the vibes that create 108times of,,,connecting into the river of universal informations...now experimenting on Quantom Physics... "avoiding life"-Absolutly yes,,,people are always trying to fulfilling ones thoughts that never be able to fulfilled. Have you ever be able to fulfill your thoughts that are emerging BECAUSE OF A REASON since you've been born? If you really really want to face the truth of life...try this one ... Once your any thought bubbled up, sit and stop your body without making any action according to that thought...see how you go,,,face the truth...and see your self that your so called 'my mind' takes your go insane ordering to do this and that and again and again... See your self and you'll realise whats this is all about.
My son Krishna Chaitanya. Pray for his good life. I lost him. 31 January 2024.please pray for him.
This is for my mom who passed away March 06 2023. May her soul to be peaceful in great realms
Namo Buddhāya 🙏🏻Namo Dhammāya🙏🏻Namo Sanghāya🙏🏻
Peaceful chanting I just lost my father this morning, which means his end of suffering
God rest him
I am playing this chanting for my grandfather who died on 9 May 2021. May you have a good rebirth grandpa. May your next birth lead you closer to Nibbana. May you find spiritual guidance in your next birth.
Thank-you
My dog, Berkeley, who transitioned into my therapy dog after I became disabled has fallen ill. I have spent more time with him over the last eight years than with any other individual including my wife. Please say a prayer for him.
Metta.
Meditating for my nan whom died today. Thank you for the kindness of the chant.
thank you my father died this is so welcome & needed i truly thank you
This is for my friend Sarah Valentine who passed away 23/7/2020 leaving four children behind. Love you Sarah. Fly high in the firmament my beautiful girl. 💔❤️
unfortunately , according to theravada buddhism , there is no soul , so your friend is not flying high anywhere.
God blesss
🙏🙏🙏
@@nahanng7791 😂
Thank you, my mother passed away and I used this chanting as background for my own chanting at her cremation. Thank you very much and also to all monasticks at Wat Pah Abhayagiri.
My father transitioned 1 year ago. And this is so soothing and grounding for my monkey anxious mind that’s allowing me to ground myself and reconnect with my father and know peace 🙏🏽💕
What do you mean by transitioned? Like he was a she or he died.
After reading the description, I am overwhelmed with gratitude and in tears. His metta is so boundless and panna is immense that those on higher planes has to come down to consult. Namo tassa bhagavato arahato sammasambhuddsa.
Pali is such a wonderfull language...💛💙💚 .... it is a with so much love filled energie ....
🙏🙏🙏 ... thank you for having that chance to listen it....
Eva from Southtyrol
Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu !!! Very nice chanting. Thank you for sharing this.
“Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is found written in your religious books. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of your teachers and elders. Do not believe in traditions because they have been handed down for many generations. But after observation and analysis, when you find that anything agrees with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, then accept it and live up to it.”- Siddharta Gautama
By the way, this does logically include something that the Buddha may or may not have said as well. It's a shame that some Buddhist themselves trust all of Buddha's teachings blindly. The Buddha wanted to eliminate any form of blind following. Some Buddhist people say, "The Buddha has stated X... therefore I believe it". While the definition of a buddhist is indeed to take the Buddha as a role-model and as a transmitter of wisdom, one has to be careful not to do precisely that what the Buddha feared what become of his followers. Buddha didn't intend to start a "religion" or even an "organized movement", he simply transmitted his experiencial wisdom to others, but what you do with that wisdom of his (whether you agree with ALL of it, or SOME of it), is up to your own inferential experience. Yes, true, one shouldn't deny something that the Buddha has stated solely because one may not necessarily like a certain harsh truth, but that doesn't necessarily mean blind-following either. There has to be a middle-ground, but sadly often people fall into extremes. And the Buddha wanted to precisely avoid his followers from believing extremes, even if it meant following Buddha's own words.
Thank u this prayers for my mum n relatives n friends or die in covid
Sadu sadu sadu a good friend just passed away and this brings great calmness to my heart and mind
This prayers for .y mum i really miss her so much.pray for her rest in peace
It's a powerful, wonderful and beautiful chanting. However, the background picture is nice but made it impossible to read the subtitles. It would be more beneficial to change the picture to a plain one so the audience can follow the chanting. Thank you.
This pray for my mum n all my relatives pass away in covid.pray for they rest in peace
My brother being cremated this moment in New Zealand. M praying for him in Canada. May his soul rest in peace🙏
May he attain the liberation. Sadhu 💚
Thank u. 🙏
thank you my mum just passed it helped me mourn
This is for Willa and Minnette. Gone too soon in this life. May their next lives allow them to be liberated from suffering.
To Ricardo Cabezes and Joann Calve who requested more info on this chant: This is a profound buddhist chant comprising 5 separate chants. The first (Dhammasanganimatikapatha) enumerates the ultimate realities by triads (tikas). The second is the Patthana or book of conditional relations. The third are passages on the Stages of Insight, the 5 Aggregates, 12 Sense fields, 18 elements, 22 Faculties, the Four Noble Truths & the law of Dependent Origination. The fourth is the Discourse on Loving Kindness, and the Fifth is a chant summing up the nature of existence, which is impermanent. Please check out www.abhidhamma.org/dhammasangani.htm for Dhammasangani and Patthana; and, www.accesstoinsight.org for Annica Vata Sankhara.. by Bhikhu Bodhi.
Good one
बुध्हम शरणम गक्षामि - love from india
Thank u for wonderful chanting
"See things as empty,the Lord of Death will not follow you !He will not see you "This Lord Buddha speaking with Brahmin Mukaraji
It is important to keep chanting practices like this to maintain Pali, so it doesn't become a dead language. It is very important to maintain Pali as it is the language the Buddha spoke in. Not all the meanings of the words in Pali can be directly or even wholly properly translated into English. The philology should always be guarded especially in things like this Buddhadhamma.
buddha didn't speak in pali
Magadhi Prakrit
@@unixrebel but theravada bhudism uses pali when praying. And I think that Buddha can speak many languages
Buddha did all his sermons in Maagadi. As counterintuitive as it may sound because india is a multilingual country now, Buddha didnt preach in many languages( although he definitely would have known those languages. Buddha knew everything)
The reason why Theravadha buddhism is written and preserved in Pali is :- Maagadhi is a language of spoken characters, in other words it only had sounds but no letters. Due to this theravadha buddhism was preserved among monks completely thru memorization. But later buddhism became nearly extinct in india due to hindu and muslim rule.
So the pure theravadha buddhism was preserved and continued in Sri lanka. As tym went by a severe famine affected sri lanka causing many Arhat (those who attained enlightenment) to die. So thr was a need to write down the Sutra (sermons). This was done in Sri lanka. Since the language of sri
Lanka (sinhala) was originally derived from Pali and since Maagadhi language had no letters, the Dhamma was all written down in pali. Later those pali scriptures were translated to Sanskrit which gave rise to mahayana tradition.
This is for you Bertie. You will remain in my heart till the day I die .
Sadhu sadhu Sadhuuu ,🙏🙏🙏🍀🌸🍀🌸🍀🌸🍀🌸🌹🌹🌹
Very peaceful chanting 🙏
Beautiful and calming....Namasté
👍Peaceful Chanting, for departure … to carry their journey to good destination!🇸🇬Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu 🙏🌷
Loving the tunes!!
Sadhu sadhu sadhu🙏🙏🙏🌻🌻🌻
Prayer for my bird which died just today afternoon. We are sorry.
Dedicate this chanting to a friend's father who passed on yesterday 15-03-2021. Mr. Tay Kim Hock, RIP. Sadhu🙏🙏🙏
My mother passed away on 23rd November, 2017 .😢😢 I am an Indian Buddhist so i know The Buddha's Natural Universal Law is applies on the all creatures who lives on this earth planet. "The Buddha says the whole world is suffering from miseries and main cause is expectations of human.
"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation present your requests to God by prayer with thanksgiving. And the peace of God which transcends all understanding shall guard your minds and hearts in Christ Jesus." Phil 4:6-7
beautiful, thanks.
For my beautiful friends
Ivy, Ty, Jennifer, Dolly and Gabriel
This is so helpful, thank you.
if you can translate you will know the meanings of the greatest teaching of Nature conditions .
I khow the meaning of the chanting that starts from 11min 22 sec.The meaning is wonderful. It is about generating loving kindness towards others. The verse that starts at 12 min 53 sec says - as her only child is so dear for a mother, we should generate such compassionate love towards all the beings around the world whether they are humans or non- humans.
Yes, Abhidhamma, the Ultimate Reailty that Everything is Dependent Origination.
What language is this?
@@maerythegreek9008 it's Pali
It’s in the description box
Thank you
My grandpa just passed away
This is really relaxing. Helps me unwind and fall asleep.
Great video, but from practical point of view, it will be better to have white words on dark background. Currently is difficult to read
Playing this walking outside. For Millie, Svetlana and Betty
Would really appreciate the English translation. And, yes, it is hard to read any text on the image.
Joann Calve returning to the body to ground and raising the soul of dead person
It’s in the description box
Please redo your captions in white; the black is impossible to read. 🙏🏼❤️
Please improve the subtitle so that we can read the text.
For my son still born at 38 weeks 3/14/21
I agree with Jingho, it would be more beneficial for us viewers could partake in the chanting if we could see the words of the chant. Please change the background picture. Thank you.
This is not possible after the upload
please povide more of such chanting. i lost my aunt to suicide yesterday. can't bear the pain atm
You can find the chanting here: www.abhayagiri.org/media/books/Chanting-Book-Vol-2-Web.pdf
Part 3: Funeral Chanting.
does anyone know the title of this sutra
Thank you.
Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahan Sammāsambuddhassa
Thank you for the vidéo.
Can I ask if it exists with White subs please, i cant follow the chanting...
Bless all sentient beings, may they find peace and live in harmonie.
Nice to have the text. Would be better in white or any readable color if you can make this change. Thanks.
we can not read text
Uhh can't read subtitles
what i listen to when the homies arent around
Can you please chanting with English
I know I'm replying to you from two years when this was released but it has to be done in the language Pali
It's interesting to recognize Heart Sutra which I first heard as a Japanese Zen chant based on the Pali, then later in English translation set to a Western liturgical musical form. I read the biography of Acariya Mun and got more familiar with the Pali terminology and the Forest tradition and even visited Abhayagiri recently. This recording sound great.
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu.....
Is there someplace I can read the chant? #3, 4, and 6 specifically.
🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹
🙏🙏🙏🍀🌸🍀🌸🍀🌸🍀🌸🌹🌹🌹
🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹🎉🎉🎉
I know there is some kinda connections between the words on the screen and what is being chanted but fail to see it. Wow this is impossible. I have this dead body across from my apartment. Being a Buddhist I thought a chant would be nice, but he will be off to the morg way before I can master this. And I agree the background cause the words to disappears. Have you ever heard of the bounce ball? It easy to follow the bouncing ball🔴!
Craig, this or any kind of chanting will not help the dead. But these chantings are recollections for the living about inevitable death and how to attain deathless Nirvana.
Sadhu sadhu sadhu 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🇦🇺
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Instead of focusing the beauty of the chanting, try to understand the meaning of this great chanting.
Operation Wandering Soul??
cali tibet, same hood ?
Aum mane padme hum I Aum yamakanta khatuneeyars l aum mane padme hum I Aum hiri shirthi vikrantans hum I Aum hiri shirthi vikrantans hum phat l
🙏🙏🙏
Sadhu, Sadhu, Sadhu...
sadhu sadhu sadhu
Sadhu sadhu sadhu!!!
Translation please
Ricardo Cabezas Raising the soul of dead person
Impermanency
My son Krishna Chaitanya.
Prayers for him. Very young age.
sadhu 2 all b happy Thanks
Thats the original pali language. You need to translate it to your own language to understand the meaning of this chanting. There is a meaning in each single word and phrase in Pali chanting.
Further, there is nothing call funeral chanting to n Buddhism. This is someone who thought of renaming Buddha's teaching according to their day today use.
Buddhism is a very deep philosophy that someone needs to go through debate with his or her own sense and understanding. Its not easy to understand like any other basic religions in the world.
All the other religions in the world teaches that there is a god who created the world and There are good things to do and bad things to avoid while imposing rules in both civil and monastic society. But Buddhism is totally different and there is lots to research learn and understand with your own sense.
Read " Sathara Sathipattana" . Its one of the creams.
Sorry such a late moment here is, not sure what this chant may be "called" by name.
But this was the exact chant that was done by the local Monk's for my wife's grandfather 6/7 months ago.
Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu
What are they saying?
Los Illuminados Raising the dead asking the for Lord body the return to the ground and raising the soul
It's basically a list from the Abhidhamma: 22 types of phenomena, 24 types of conditions, 5 aggregates, 12 sense-spheres, 18 element, 22 faculties, 4 noble truths, the 12 links of suffering, and the 12 links of the cessation of suffering. These are followed by the Metta Sutta (Discourse on Loving-Kindness) and three capping stanzas.
@@bucktimphasay1574 Nope. It's about the teaching of the Buddha on the true of all things and phenomenas that Everything is not-self. There is nothing to do with Soul.
Buddhists don't believe in Soul or God.
sadhu sadhu
ทำไหมตังหนังสือมืดจังมองไม่เห็นเลยคะ
Satu Satu Satu ....
Sounds like mantrapushpa.
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Mikey
what is point of this? its not your language. the people doing it are just avoiding life and being culty and too serious
+re98 wlk Doubt it very much. More likely, you are "avoiding life" through working too many hours, not spending enough time with friends and family, not being in the present, always thinking and worrying about the future or regrets in the past. Your mind always avoiding the reality of the world and it's own nature.
Try going on a retreat for 10 days where all you are in complete silence for 10 days, cannot talk to anyone and are forced to look directly inside your 'self'. It is one of the hardest things you will ever do in your life. Or don't. Just carry on as if you didn't read this. It's your life, you must do what you think is right. :)
when we dont know about something or a fraid of something we tend to judge it...there is a lot you dont.know..i hope one day you will have the opportunity to grow spiritually..
It is not the language that one should focus into,,,the vibes that create 108times of,,,connecting into the river of universal informations...now experimenting on Quantom Physics...
"avoiding life"-Absolutly yes,,,people are always trying to fulfilling ones thoughts that never be able to fulfilled.
Have you ever be able to fulfill your thoughts that are emerging BECAUSE OF A REASON since you've been born?
If you really really want to face the truth of life...try this one ...
Once your any thought bubbled up, sit and stop your body without making any action according to that thought...see how you go,,,face the truth...and see your self that your so called 'my mind' takes your go insane ordering to do this and that and again and again...
See your self and you'll realise whats this is all about.
noble ones are not haters, haters are not noble ones
Because it's beautiful.
could you write the chant in thai script please? thanks
Returning the baby the ground and raising the soul
🙏🙏🙏