❤Buddhists at Heart ❤: Buddhist Chant - Heart Sutra (Sanskrit) by Imee Ooi

Friday 13 April 2012

Buddhist Chant - Heart Sutra (Sanskrit) by Imee Ooi

The Heart Sutra appears to refer to the use of perfect wisdom (prajnaparamita) to cleanse error from the heart (hridaya).

The Heart Sutra (Prajnaparamita) is one of the most universal Buddhist chants in the world. It is a classic chant recited among both the Mahayana, Zen and Vajrayana/Tibetan Buddhists.

This is powerful chants, especially when played/chanted around the full moon, new moon and for uplifting the heart. Available in Sanskrit, Mandarin or Cantonese.

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Releasing Inner and Outer Noise

We keep coming up in my thoughts about the importance of remaining mindful and conscious as much as possible throughout the day. It is time to release all the inner and outer noise and develop the clarity about how each of us fits within existing structures and systems--or not. We are a place in life where we no longer feel the need to be tied down to any structure or system.

Instead we choose to believe that we are here to break free from them and live with the idea that there is no ceiling to how good life can be. This has to do with dealing with misconceptions of ourselves and others, as well as our expectations of ourselves and others too. It's important to think about expectations and what they are based on. Societal, familial or self expectations can be undermining in so many ways from relationships, motivation and the growth we seek.

Like the elephant, we are unconscious of our own strength. When it comes to understanding the power we have to make a difference in our own lives, we might as well be asleep. If you want to make your dreams come true, wake up. Wake up to your own strength. Wake up to the role you play in your own destiny through the law of choice and consequence.

May your every stepping stone be blessed by Grace, Truth, and Peace ~ Namaste