108 Namo Amituofo 南無阿彌陀佛 108 10 PROTECTIONS Buddhist Chanting #buddhistmusic #佛教誦經音樂

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    108 Recitations of a Beautiful Chant of Namo Amitabha 南無阿彌陀佛 to bell and fish drum, with deep throat singing and beautiful 3Gems Band chorus. AVAILABLE FOR MUSIC STREAMING SONG TITLE: 108 Namo Amituoto 南無阿彌陀佛 from artist 3Gems.

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    The 10 great benefits of Amitaba name chanting, as taught in Sutra, include protection; the support of all the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas;  purification of negative karmas; restful sleep; a peaceful mind; and rebirth in Amitaba Pure Land. When you participate in this elegant and powerful practice you feel immediate peace and comfort. The entire practice is to mindfully chant the name — sometimes just the name, sometimes as a praise of the Buddha of Infinite Light Amitaba.

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    For many Buddhists, simply chanting the name of Amitabha Buddha, the Buddha of Infinite Light, is a complete mindfulness and devotional practice. Taking refuge in this way brings a feeling of immediate peace.

    Ten Benefits of Chanting Namo Amituofo Practice

    Shakyamuni Buddha taught the 10 great benefits of chanting the name of Amitabha Buddha, as a complete practice, in the Amitabha Sutra. This is a devotional mindfulness practice. Single-Pointed focus and mindfulness is the ultimate goal, and can be achieved a number of ways. Zen Koans are blissfully challenging. Watching the breath is a relaxing mindfulness practice. Chanting the Name or Name Praise of Amitabha is another quintessentially simple — yet penetratingly deep — practice. It makes the focus of our mindfulness, the Perfect Buddha.

    These ten great benefits of chanting Amitabha, as taught in sutra, include protection, support of all the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, purification of negative karmas, restful sleep, a peaceful mind, and rebirth in Amitabha’s Pure Land.

    When you participate in this elegant and powerful practice, you feel immediate peace and comfort. The entire practice is to mindfully chant the name — sometimes just the name, sometimes as a praise — of the Buddha of Infinite Light, Amitabha.

    Often this is embellished with the wondrous sound of the hypnotic fish drum, or the regular gong of a bell. Sometimes it is chanted musically; sometimes spoken; sometimes whispered. The immediate reward: a feeling of peace and protection.

    Many Buddhists — in Non-Pureland traditions — tend to think the practice is too simple, too reliant on faith and praise. If we think this way, we are missing the point.

    Single-Pointed Focus on Amitabha

    Like other traditions with single-focus meditation methods, Pureland Buddhist’s chant the name of Amitabha over and over. Mindfulness of the name of Amitabha is a powerful and profound practice.

    Instead of remaining mindful of something mundane, such as breath, or your walk in the park, Amituofo chanting keeps our mind focused in the present moment on the Enlightened Perfection of Amitabha Buddha.

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