The Path To Realisation: Chanting The Heart Sutra Mantra

Experience a profound meditation with the Heart Sutra mantra. In this practice, we chant together "Gate, Gate, Paragate, Parasamgate, Bodhisvaha,”. The translation by Daniel P. Brown is “gone, gone, go way beyond, go way way beyond, oh what a realization”. This mantra is a condensed expression of the Heart Sutra's teachings on emptiness and the path to enlightenment. It is often chanted in Buddhist rituals and meditation practices as a way to contemplate and internalize these profound truths. Join in the tradition of chanting, with the Heart Sutra mantra as the meditation object, to enable mindfulness, to go beyond hindrances, release fear and suffering, and realize inner peace. The mantra is backed by a powerfully deep Om mantra with Theta binaural beats composed by Christopher Lloyd Clark.

Transcript

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gathe,

Gathe,

Paragathe,

Parasamgate,

Bodhisattva.

Gently bring your attention to the chair or the cushion you are sitting on and start to notice the sounds in the space around you.

Rise gently.

May your world be full of gratitude,

Peace and love.

Reviews

Thank you, Peter, I appreciate your chanting the heart sutra. I’m curious, though, why you don’t chant the English translation, which I find so powerful?
Thank you again!
Donna

Enjoyed this chant very much! Thank you!

love 💕