Chants from the Chinese Tradition
Chinese Buddhist chants translated into English and practiced at Sravasti Abbey.
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Homage to Amitabha Buddha chant
Explanation and recording of the homage to Amitabha Buddha practice done at Sravasti Abbey.
View PostThree refuges chant
Text and audio recording of the Refuge and Dedication chanting practice done at Sravasti Abbey.
View PostHomage to Shakyamuni Buddha chant
Explanation and recording of the homage and bowing to the Buddha done at Sravasti Abbey.
View PostHomage to Shakyamuni Buddha practice
How to visualize when doing the practice of paying homage to Shakyamuni Buddha.
View PostMore on the Amitabha Buddha practice
How prayers to Amitabha can brighten the mind and how to visualize Amitabha's pure land,…
View PostRefuge and Dedication practice
Explanation of each of the chants for taking refuge in the Triple Gem. This is…
View PostIncense offering chant
The incense offering that opens monastic rites in the Chinese Buddhist tradition.
View PostRepentance chant
The repentance chant that is part of the bimonthly monastic confession ceremony.
View PostPraise to Weituo Pusa chant
Praise to Weituo Pusa, protector of the monastic retreat (varsa).
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