The Heart Sutrachanted on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGHLd983_9Q Ku -- The Prajna Paramita Hridaya Sutra Faye Wong Heart Sutra Venerable Nakamura Gyomyo |
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| The Great Perfection of Wisdom Heart Sutra Always Watching Bodhisattva (Avalokitesvara), while practicing deep Perfection of Wisdom Perceived all five skandhas are empty and passed beyond the trails of suffering. Sariputra, form is no different from emptiness, Emptiness is no different from form. That which is form is emptiness That which is emptiness is form. Feelings, perceptions, impulses, consciousness, the same is true of these Sariputra, all dharmas are marked with emptiness Neither arise nor cease to be, not tainted nor pure do not increase nor decrease Therefore in emptiness no form, no feelings, perceptions, impulses, consciousness no eyes, ears, nose, tongue, body, mind no color, sound, smell, taste, touch, object of mind no realm of eyes and so forth until no realm of mind consciousness no ignorance and also no extinction of ignorance and so forth until no old age and death and no extinction of old age and death no suffering, origination, stopping, path no cognition also no attainment with nothing to attain the Bodhisattva depends upon Perfection of Wisdom and mind is no hindrance without any hindrance no fear exists far apart from every inverted view dwells in Nirvana All Buddhas in the Three Worlds depend on Perfection of Wisdom and attain complete unsurpassed enlightenment Therefore know the Perfection of Wisdom is the great transcendent mantra is the great bright mantra is the utmost mantra is the supreme mantra which is able to relieve all suffering and is true, not false so proclaim the Perfection of Wisdom mantra proclaim the mantra that says: gone, gone, gone beyond gone all the way beyond, Bodhi hurrah! The Perfection of Wisdom Heart Sutra |
ma-ka-han-nya-ha-ra-mi-ta-shin-gyou kan-ji-zai-bo-satsu-gyou-jin-han-nya-ha-ra-mi-ta-ji shou-ken-go-un-kai-kuu-do-is-sai-ku-yaku sha-ri-shi-shiki-fu-i-kuu kuu-fu-i-shiki shiki-soku-ze-kuu kuu-soku-ze-shiki juu-sou-gyou-shiki-yaku-bu-nyo-ze sha-ri-shi-ze-sho-hou-kuu-sou fu-shou-fu-metsu fu-ku-fu-jou fu-zou-fu-gen ze-ko-kuu-chuu-mu-shiki mu-juu-sou-gyou-shiki mu-gen-ni-bi-zetsu-shin-i mu-shiki-shou-kou-mi-soku-hou mu-gen-kai-nai-shi-mu-i-shiki-kai mu-mu-myou-yaku-mu-mu-myou-jin nai-shi-mu-rou-shi-yaku-mu-rou-shi-jin mu-ku-shuu-metsu-dou mu-chi-yaku-mu-toku i-mu-sho-tok-ko bo-dai-sat-ta-e-han-nya-ha-ra-mi-ta-ko shin-mu-ke-ge mu-ke-ge-ko-mu-u-ku-fu on-ri-is-sai-ten-dou-mu-sou ku-kyou-ne-han san-ze-shou-butsu e-han-nya-ha-ra-mi-ta-ko toku-a-noku-ta-ra-san-myaku-san-bo-dai ko-chi-han-nya-ha-ra-mi-ta ze-dai-jin-shu ze-dai-myou-shu ze-mu-jou-shu ze-mu-tou-dou-shu nou-jo-is-sai-shin-jitu-fu-ko ko-setu-han-nya-ha-ra-mi-ta-shu soku-setsu-shu-watsu gya-te-gya-te-ha-ra-gya-te ha-ra-sou-gya-te-bo-ji-so-wa-ka han-nya-shin-gyou |
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