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Uploaded by on Oct 22, 2008

The Heart of the Perfection of
Wisdom Sutra

Please visit my blog for some more information on the Heart Sutra:
http://happy-minds.blogspot.com/

This vid is for people who are unable to read, or who just prefer listening over reading. In this video I am reading aloud the text of the Heart Sutra, as I found it in this document: http://www.fpmt.org/education/prayers/heartsutra_bl.pdf, offered by The Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition website, http://www.fpmt.org.
On the background, you can hear the mantra of Avalokiteshvara in sanskrit, listen to it on http://nl.youtube.com/watch?v=-c9-XaA2f00.
A good explanation of some concepts dealt with in the Heart Sutra, can be found on http://www.dhammadana.org/en/dhamma/5_aggregates.htm
Also: http://www.tientai.net/glossary/5aggregates.htm
I hope you will enjoy this video, I surely enjoyed creating it.

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  • Thank you, that is good to hear. Maybe you will also enjoy my blogspot happy minds at blogspot (a link is not allowed in these comments, so: h t t p : / / happy-minds . b l o g s p o t . c o m

  • Sorry, but do you have Faith in what you say there?

    Thank you for your comment on ''Buddha Amitabha Song''.

    May Buddha Bless us!!!

  • Well, I do not understand it completely (yet). Also, I am a little camera-shy. However, I find the Heart Sutra very interesting. Would you be so kind as to explain your comment to me? I would like to better this vid and I could really use some constructive comments.

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  • Thank you for the pure audio. No text. No reading. No eyestrain. No bloodshot eyes. No squinting. No glasses.... etc. Just a buddha joke there. heh-heh.

    I can close my eyes and listen over and over and it will sink in. I love the sanskrit too, but understanding is necessary for me. Form may be emptiness, but I still have to live with it for a while.

  • Breath. Book. Mind. rasthmtrvhu trhvuq4hvgq45uhvrothwrt7ovhy35­062v60870+vuy13 !!!

  • Thank You for this. Sometimes lost on words, I was looking for a good way of translation of what Gate Gate.., to friends. This is great. And you make it so accessable, and pleasing. I listen to it over and over, Thank you. Kevin

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