🙏 Greetings, Dhamma friends!

We are deeply blessed to share with you our new song: the Atthavisati 28 Buddhas Protection Paritta.

This is not just a Sutta and Paritta chant; it is a profound journey through time, invoking the boundless compassion and protective power of the twenty-eight Buddhas—from Taṇhaṅkara, the first of this era, to our own Gotama the Buddha.

✨ The Power of the 28 Buddhas ✨

Chanting the names and virtues of the 28 Buddhas is a sacred practice in Theravada Buddhism as well as Mahayana traditions. It is believed to generate immense merit and invite powerful blessings into one’s life. By reciting this Paritta with a pure heart, we connect with the accumulated wisdom, virtue, and loving-kindness of all these enlightened beings.

💫 Benefits of This Paritta 💫

As stated in the sutta itself, the benefits of chanting and listening (hearing and speaking benefits) to this protection paritta with devotion are profound:

• Protection from Calamities: “May all calamities be avoided.”
• Healing and Health: “May any illness be destroyed.”
• Freedom from Danger: “May there be no dangers for you.”
• Longevity: “May you live long.”
• Good Fortune: “May all good fortune come your way.”
• Divine Protection: “May all the deities protect you.”
• Ultimate Well-Being: “By all the power of the Buddha, may you always enjoy well-being!”

TO CHANT ALONG – Turn on Subtitles on the Youtube when it releases, or refer to the lyrics BELOW.

 

This chant is a powerful tool for:

• Daily Protection: Start or end your day with these powerful blessings.
• Healing: Play it for yourself or loved ones who are unwell.
• Peace of Mind: Let the soothing Pali verses calm your mind and dispel fear.
• Spiritual Connection: Deepen your connection to the Buddha, Dhamma, and Saṅgha.

🎵 In This Song 🎵

Our rendition features:

• The full Pali lyrics of the 28 Buddhas Protection Paritta.
• Clear, easy-to-follow on-screen text with English translations.
• A serene and devotional melody designed to uplift and inspire.
• High-quality audio to enhance your listening experience.

🙏 Join Us in Chanting

We invite you to listen, chant along, and share this blessing with your family and friends. May the sacred sound of this Paritta bring you peace, health, and happiness.

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May all beings be happy, healthy, and protected!

Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu!

LYRICS

Lyrics in Pali (with Bracketed Translation)

Taṇhaṅkaro mahāvīro – Medhaṅkaro mahāyaso

Saraṇaṅkaro lokahito – Dīpaṅkaro jutindharo

(Taṇhaṅkara the Buddha, the great hero; Medhaṅkara the Buddha, of great

honour;

Saraṇaṅkara the Buddha, compassionate towards all beings;

Dīpaṅkara the Buddha, with radiant light.)

Koṇḍañño janapāmokkho – Maṅgalo purisāsabho

Sumano Sumano dhīro – Revato rati vaḍḍhano

(Kondañña the Buddha, the people’s Lord;

Maṅgala the Buddha, supreme among men;

Sumana the Buddha, the wise one with a calm mind

Revata the Buddha, one who amplifies joy.)

Sobhito guṇasampanno – Anomadassī januttamo

Padumo loka pajjoto – Nārado vara sārathī

(Sobhita the Buddha, full of virtues;

Anomadassi the Buddha, chief of hu-

mans;

Paduma the Buddha, lighting the whole world;

Nārada the Buddha, the incomparable teacher.)

Padumuttaro sattasāro – Sumedho agga puggalo

Sujāto sabba lokaggo – Piyadassī narāsabho

(Padumuttara the Buddha, the unequalled;

Sumedha the Buddha, the greatest person;

Sujāta the Buddha, chief of all the world;

Piyadassī the Buddha, the lord of humans.)

Atthadassī kāruṇiko – Dhammadassī tamonudo

Siddhattho asamo loke – Tisso varada saṁvaro

(Atthadassī the Buddha, full of compassion; Dhammadassī the Buddha, who

dispelled darkness;

Siddhattha the Buddha, matchless in the world;

Tissa the Buddha, restrained and the giver of the best.)

Phusso varada sambuddho – Vipassī ca anūpamo

Sikhī sabba hito satthā – Vessabhū sukhadāyako

(Phussa the Buddha, enlightened and the giver of the best;

Vipassī the Buddha, unrivalled;

Sikhi the Buddha, the teacher protecting the welfare of beings;

Vessabhu the Buddha, the giver of happiness.)

Kakusandho satthavāho – Koṇāgamano raṇañjaho

Kassapo sirisampanno – Gotamo sakya puṅgavo

(Kakusandha the Buddha, caravan-guide;

Koṇāgamana the Buddha, won the

battle;

Kassapa the Buddha, of perfect radiance;

Gotama the Buddha, the Sākyans’ glory.)

Tesaṁ saccane sīlena – khanti metta balena ca

Tepi tvaṁ anurakkhantu – ārogyena sukhena cā’ti

(Through their truth and virtue, and the power of their patience and loving kindness, may your life be protected, may you enjoy good health and happiness!)

Sabbhītiyo vivajjantu sabbarogo vinassatu

Mā te bhavatvantarāyo sukhī dīghāyukho bhava.

(May all calamities be avoided, may any illness be destroyed, may there be no dangers for you, may you live long.)

Bhavatu sabbamaṅgalaṁ rakkhantu sabbadevatā

Sabba Buddhānubhāvena sadā sotthi bhavantu te.

(May all good fortune come your way, may all the deities protect you. By all the power of the Buddha, may you always enjoy well-being!)

Bhavatu sabbamaṅgalaṁ rakkhantu sabbadevatā

Sabba Dhammānubhāvena sadā sotthi bhavantu te.

(May all good fortune come your way, may all the deities protect you. By all the power of the Dhamma, may you always enjoy well-being!)

Bhavatu sabbamaṅgalaṁ rakkhantu sabbadevatā

Sabba Saṅghānubhāvena sadā sotthi bhavantu te.

(May all good fortune come your way, may all the deities protect you. By all the power of the Saṅgha, may you always enjoy well-being!)

Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu!

(Well Said! Well Said! Well Said!)

Here ends the Sutta (and song.)