This water now has healing powers. Finally, drink the water blessed by Kwan Yin. Na Mo Da Bei Kwan Yin Pu Sa 11.
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The sounds are what is important, as well as the sincerity of chanting and the concentration of mind.When chanting sutras, on the other hand, it is important to understand the meaning. This is the one I use:Generally speaking, a mantra does not need to be understood to be effective. Unless you are fluent in Chinese, it's probably better to chant this mantra in sanskrit.There are a few different versions of this mantra in sanskrit. Below is the Hanyu Pinyin or Romanised Chinese character version of the Great Compassion Mantra.Below is the Sanskrit version of the Great Compassion Mantra.The Chinese transliterations of Sanskrit are a bit complex because it's difficult to "spell" things in Chinese. All gods and people should constantly recite and hold it, without carelessness.Lyrics of the Great Compassion Mantra (Da Bei Zhou / ‘å”ß™î)The lyrics of the Great Compassion Mantra contain the names of many Bodhisattvas.
As I understand it, the sanskrit language is very intricate and offers many potential translations, but the following is one possible translation, given to us by the Japanese Zen master, D.T.
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