Atthanga Disani Buddha Sutra (Eight Directions Buddha Sutra)
BURABHA RASSAMIN PHARBUDDHAGUNAM
BURABHA RASSAMIN PHARADHAMMETAM
BURABHA RASSAMIN PHRASANGHANAM
DHUKKARO KAPHAYAM VIVANCHAIYE
SAPPHATUK SAPPHASOK SAPPHAROK
SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE
SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE
SAPPHATHANAMSAPPHALAPAM BHAVANTUME RAKKHANTU
SURAKKHANTU
AKANE RASSAMIN PHRABUDDHAGUNAM
AKANE RASSAMIN PHRADHAMMETAM
AKANE RASSAMIN PHRASANGHANAM
DHUKKARO KAPHAYAM VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATUK
SAPPHASOK SAPPHAROK SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH
SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATHANAM
SAPPHALAPAM BHAVANTUME RAKKHANTU
SURAKKHANTU
TAKSIN RASSAMIN PHRABUDDHAGUNAM
TAKSIN RASSAMIN PHRADHAMMETAM
TAKSIN RASSAMIN PHRASANGHANAM
DHUKKARO KAPHAYAM VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATUK
SAPPHASOK SAPPHAROK SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH
SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATHANAM
SAPPHALAAPAM BHAVANTUME RAKKHANTU
SURAKKHANTU
HARIDEE RASSAMIN PHRABUDDHAGUNAM
HARIDEE RASSAMIN PHRADHAMMETAM
HARIDEE RASSAMIN PHRASANGHANAM
DHUKKARO KAPHAYAM VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATUK
SAPPHASOK SAPPHAROK SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH
SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATHANAM
SAPPHALAPAM BHAVANTUME RAKKHANTU
SURANKKHANTU
PAJJIM RASSAMIN PHRABUDDHAGUNAM
PAJJIM RASSAMIN PHRADHAMMETAM
PAJJIM RASSAMIN PHRASANGHANAM
DHUKKARO KAPHAYAM VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATUK
SAPPHASOK SAPPHAROK SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH
SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATHANAM
SAPPHALAPAM BHAVANTUME RAKKHANTU
SURAKKHANTU
PHAYAP RASSAMIN PHRABUDDHAGUNAM
PHAYAP RASSAMIN PHRADHAMMETAM
PHAYAP RASSAMIN PHRASANGHANAM
DHUKKARO KAPHAYAM VIVANCHAIYE
SAPPHATUKSAPPHASOK SAPPHAROK SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH
SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATHANAM
SAPPHALAPAM BHAVANTUME RAKKHANTU
SURAKKHANTU
UDORN RASSAMIN PHRABUDDHAGUNAM
UDORN RASSAMIN PHRADHAMMETAM
UDORN RASSAMIN PHRASANGHANAM
DHUKKARO KAPHAYAM VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATUK
SAPPHASOK SAPPHAROK SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH
SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATHANAM
SAPPHALAPAM BHAVANTUME RAKKHANTU
SURAKKHANTU
ISARAN RASSAMIN PHRABUDDHAGUNAM
ISARAN RASSAMIN PHRADHAMMETAM
ISARAN RASSAMIN PHRASANGHANAM
DHUKKARO KAPHAYAM VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATUK
SAPPHASOK SAPPHAROK SAPPHAPAI SAPPHAKROH
SANIAD JANRAI VIVANCHAIYE SAPPHATHANAM
SAPPHALAPAM BHAVANTUME RAKKHANTU
SURAKKHANTU
A trip to heaven?
A spiritual master from Tze Bei Guan Yin Centre (George Town, Penang), Master Kek Eng Seng is charging laymen RM150 (S$61) each for the three-hour tour to heaven.
The tours have been criticised by Buddhist groups as well as religious and cultural proponents. World Fellowship of Buddhists (Penang Regional Centre) chairman Datuk Dr Loh Hock Hun said such tours were not part of Buddhism.
But Master Kek defended the tour, saying it was not something superstitious.
“We do not promote superstition. This is a long-lost tradition which was only brought to light in Malaysia recently.”
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New Widget Added
Hi all, I have just added a new widget at the right hand side of this blog. This widget contain a few Buddhist mantras and wallpapers. As of now I have only uploaded 3 mantras. These 3 mantras are Chinabunchorn, Atthanga Disani Buddha Sutra and Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Sama Sambuddhassa. They are all downloadable.
Wallpaper will be coming soon=)
Phra Katha Chinabunchorn Mantra
Phra Katha Chinabunchorn Mantra is chanted by almost everybody in Thailand, and is considered to be one of the most Sacred Kata available for Chanting. The scripture text consolidated the divine powers of Budhha, the 500 Arahant and the Immortals from Heaven to protect those who recite the scripture text.
How did this Katha come about? There are three different version of history linking it to either Phra Somdej Toh of Wat Rakang Kositaram or otherwise. The first version is the Chinabunchorn Mantra is given to Phra Somdej Toh by a Sri Lanka Buddhism monk on a visit to Thailand. The second version is a Deva came into the dream of Phra Somdej Toh and tell him that there is a great Mantra buried somewhere around Wat Rakang Kositaram. After showing Phra Somdej Toh the location of the buried Mantra the Deva disappear. The next day when Phra Somdej Toh was awake he dug the spot that the Deva has point out and he found the Chinabunchorn Mantra. As the Mantra has been buried for century under the Temple, some of the words are unreadable. So the great Phra Somdej Toh have to mediate to recreate the lost wording. Third version of the myth is that Katha Chinabunchorn was composed by a Phra Thaera from Chiang Mai whose name is not recorded in the Mantra history.
When learning to recite the Katha, devotee must recite it on a Thursday, have his/ her body cleansed and wear only clean clothing. Nine joss-sticks must be lighted and offered before the Buddha and any other Deities at the altar in your home. Fresh jasmine flowers or any other 5-coloured flowers are to be place before the holy image.
Phra Katha Chinabunchorn
Namotassa Bagawato Ahrahato Samma Samputassa ( x3)
Putta GarMoLa PayPutTung TaNaGaMoLa PayTaNung AutThi GarYay GarYar YarYa TayWaNung PiYaTung SootTaWa
Cha Ya Sa Na Ka Tha , Puttha Chay Ta Wa MarRung SaWa HarNung , Jattu Sutja SaPung Rasunk Yay Pivingsu Na Ra Sa Pa
Tun Hung Ga Ra Ta Yo Putta AudTaVee SaThi NaYaGa , SupPay PaThidTiTar MaiHung Mud Ta Gay Tay Muss Nis Sa Ra
See Say PaThiThidToh MaiHung Puttho Dhummo TaViLoJaNay , Sunkho PaThiThidToh MaiHung AuRay Sappa KuNaGaRo
HaTaYay May ArNuRutTho SareePutTho Ja TukKhiNay , GohnTunYo PhidThiPar KusSaMing MokKunLaNo Ja Wa Mar Gay
TukKhiNay SaWaNay MaiHung ArSoong ArNunTaRaHuLo , GusSaPo Ja MaHaNaMoh AuPaSoong WaMaSoTaGay
GaySunTay PhidThiPar KusSaMing , SuRiYo Wa PaPungGaRo , NiSinNo SiRiSumPunNo , SoPiTo MuNi PoongKaWo
GuMarLa GusSaPoh TayRo , MaHaySee JitTa Wa Ta Go , So MaiHung WaTaNay NidJung , PhaThidThaSi KuNaGaRo
PoonNo AungKuLiMarLoJa AuParLee NunTaSeeWaLee , TayRa PunJa E May ChaTa NaLaTay ThiLaGar Ma Ma
SaySarSeeThi MaHaTayRa ViShiTar ChiNaSaWaGa , A Tay SeeThi MaHaTayRa ChiTaWunTo ChiNoRaSa , ChaLunTar SeeLaTayChayNa AungKaMungKaySu SunThiTar
RaTaNung PuRaTo ArSi , TukKiNay MetTaSootTaGung , TaChakKung PudShaTo ArSi , WaMay AungKuliMarLaGung
CunTaMoRa PaRitTunJa , ArTar NarThiYa SoodTaGung , ArGarSay ShaTaNung ArSi , SaySar PaGarRaSunThiTar
Chi NaNa WaRaSunkYootTha , SudTupPaGarRa LungGaTar , WaTaPidTa ThiSunChaTa , ParHeRutChaShutTu PudTaWa
ArSaySar ViNaYung YunTu , ArNunTa ChiNaTayChaSar , WaSaTo May SaGitJayNa , SaTar SumPutThaPunChaRay
ChiNaPunChaRa MutChumaHe ViHaRunTung MaHee TaLay, SaTa PaLenTu Mung SupPay Tay MaHaPuRiSarSaPar
ItJayWaMunTo SuKootTo SuRukKho , CheNarNuParWayNa CheTuPudTaWo , DhumMaNuParWayNa CheTarReSunkKho , SunkKaNuParWayNa CheTunTaRaYo , SudDhumMarNuParWa Parrithtoh JaRaMi ChiNa Pun Cha Ray Thi
China Punchara Paridtung Mungrukkhatu Suppatha
The audio version of the Katha can be found HERE
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