Brian's metta (loving-kindness) chant
Actually this one:
Imaya Dhammanu
Dhamma Patipattiya
Buddham Pujemi
Imaya Dhammanu
Dhamma Patipattiya
Dhammam Pujemi
Imaya Dhammanu
Dhamma Patipattiya
Sangham Pujemi
Aham Avero Homi
Abyapajjo Homi
Anigho Homi
Sukhi Attanam Pariharami
Mama Mata Pitu
Acariyaca Natimattaca
Sabrahma Carinoca
Avera hontu
Abyapjja hontu
Anigha hontu
Sukhi Attanam Pariharantu
Imasmim Arame Sabbe Yogino
Avera Hontu
Abyapajja Hontu
Anigha Hontu
Sukhi Attanam Pariharantu
Amhakam Arakkha Devata
Imasmim Vihare
Imasmim Avase
Imasmim Arame
Arakkha Devata
Avera Hontu
Abyapajja Hontu
Anigha Hontu
Sukhi Attanam Pariharantu
Sabbe Satta
Sabbe Pana
Sabbe Bhuta
Sabbe Puggala
Sabbe Attabhava Pariyapanna
Sabba Itthiyo
Sabbe Purisa
Sabbe Ariya
Sabbe Anariya
Sabbe Deva
Sabbe Manussa
Sabbe Vinipatika
Avera Hontu
Abyapajja Hontu
Anigha Hontu
Sukhi Attanam Pariharantu
Dukkha Muchantu
Yatha Laddha Sampattito
Mavigacchantu Kammassaka
Sabbe Satta Sukhi Hontu
dam No Punna Bhagam
Sabba Sattanam
Sadu, Sadu, Sadu
By This Practice
In Accord with the True Dhamma
I Honor the Buddha
By This Practice
In accord with the True Dhamma
I honor the Dhamma
By This Practice
In Accord with the True Dhamma
I Honor the Sangha
May I Be Free from Danger/ Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
Take Care of Myself Happily
May my father and mother
and teachers, relatives and friends
and fellow brahma farers,
May They Be Free from Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
May they take Care of Themselves happily
In this grove, may all yogis,
Be Free from Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
take Care of Themselves happily
May our guardian deities,
in this temple,
in this dwelling,
in this place,
may the guirdian deities,
Be Free from Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
take Care of Themselves happily
May All Beings
All Living things
All Creatures
All Individuals
All Personalities
All Females
All Males
All Noble Ones
All Who Are Not Nobles
All Deities
All Humans
All Those in Unhappy States
May They Be Free from Danger/Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
Take Care of Themselves happily
May They Be Free from Suffering
May They Enjoy Safety and Abundance
Having Kamma as Their True Property
May All Beings Be Happy
May This Merit of Ours Be Apportioned
To All Beings
Well Spoken, Well Spoken, Well Spoken
This recording is not as "beautiful" sounding as some other Buddhist chant recordings out there, but it's slow and clear enough to practice with:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe1gF-250ws
I'll learn the one that Brian does since we both want to meditate together. It's interesting that both work!
Haha. In whatever octave it's too low or high for my voice, so transposition is in order. =)
~Odyssey
Imaya Dhammanu
Dhamma Patipattiya
Buddham Pujemi
Imaya Dhammanu
Dhamma Patipattiya
Dhammam Pujemi
Imaya Dhammanu
Dhamma Patipattiya
Sangham Pujemi
Aham Avero Homi
Abyapajjo Homi
Anigho Homi
Sukhi Attanam Pariharami
Mama Mata Pitu
Acariyaca Natimattaca
Sabrahma Carinoca
Avera hontu
Abyapjja hontu
Anigha hontu
Sukhi Attanam Pariharantu
Imasmim Arame Sabbe Yogino
Avera Hontu
Abyapajja Hontu
Anigha Hontu
Sukhi Attanam Pariharantu
Amhakam Arakkha Devata
Imasmim Vihare
Imasmim Avase
Imasmim Arame
Arakkha Devata
Avera Hontu
Abyapajja Hontu
Anigha Hontu
Sukhi Attanam Pariharantu
Sabbe Satta
Sabbe Pana
Sabbe Bhuta
Sabbe Puggala
Sabbe Attabhava Pariyapanna
Sabba Itthiyo
Sabbe Purisa
Sabbe Ariya
Sabbe Anariya
Sabbe Deva
Sabbe Manussa
Sabbe Vinipatika
Avera Hontu
Abyapajja Hontu
Anigha Hontu
Sukhi Attanam Pariharantu
Dukkha Muchantu
Yatha Laddha Sampattito
Mavigacchantu Kammassaka
Sabbe Satta Sukhi Hontu
dam No Punna Bhagam
Sabba Sattanam
Sadu, Sadu, Sadu
By This Practice
In Accord with the True Dhamma
I Honor the Buddha
By This Practice
In accord with the True Dhamma
I honor the Dhamma
By This Practice
In Accord with the True Dhamma
I Honor the Sangha
May I Be Free from Danger/ Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
Take Care of Myself Happily
May my father and mother
and teachers, relatives and friends
and fellow brahma farers,
May They Be Free from Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
May they take Care of Themselves happily
In this grove, may all yogis,
Be Free from Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
take Care of Themselves happily
May our guardian deities,
in this temple,
in this dwelling,
in this place,
may the guirdian deities,
Be Free from Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
take Care of Themselves happily
May All Beings
All Living things
All Creatures
All Individuals
All Personalities
All Females
All Males
All Noble Ones
All Who Are Not Nobles
All Deities
All Humans
All Those in Unhappy States
May They Be Free from Danger/Enmity
Be Free from Mental Suffering
Be Free from Physical Suffering
Take Care of Themselves happily
May They Be Free from Suffering
May They Enjoy Safety and Abundance
Having Kamma as Their True Property
May All Beings Be Happy
May This Merit of Ours Be Apportioned
To All Beings
Well Spoken, Well Spoken, Well Spoken
This recording is not as "beautiful" sounding as some other Buddhist chant recordings out there, but it's slow and clear enough to practice with:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe1gF-250ws
I'll learn the one that Brian does since we both want to meditate together. It's interesting that both work!
Haha. In whatever octave it's too low or high for my voice, so transposition is in order. =)
~Odyssey