Chomthong Chanting Book - Vipassanasangha - Free
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[64] <strong>Chanting</strong> <strong>Book</strong> of Wat Phra Dhātu Srī Chomtong Voravihāra<br />
Aggihuttaü mukhā yaññā<br />
sāvitti chandaso mukhaü<br />
Rājā mukhaü manussānaü<br />
nadīnaü sāgaro mukhaü<br />
Nakkhattānaü mukhaü cando<br />
ādicco tapataü mukhaü<br />
Puññam ākaïkhamānānaü<br />
saïgho ve yajataü mukhaü.<br />
Bhaõissāma mayaü gāthā<br />
kāladānappadīpikā<br />
Etā suõantu sakkaccaü<br />
dāyakā puññakāmino.<br />
[ 63] Keõiyānumodana-gāthā Verses Of Benediction In The Keõīyāsutta 10<br />
Just as fire is the center of sacrificial rites<br />
and Savitric metre the height of Chandas prosody,<br />
and the monarch the head of his people,<br />
and the ocean the mother of all waters,<br />
and the moon the brightest among the stars in the sky,<br />
and the sun the greatest to emit heat rays,<br />
So is the Saïgha to the Dayaka, from whom<br />
is derived Puñña for Dāna done.<br />
Therefore we hereby say these verses<br />
Telling of merits befitting time and place;<br />
Asking all Dayakas seeking Puñña<br />
on these verses to put their mind.<br />
[64] Kāla-dāna-sutta-gāthā Verses Of Benediction On Timely Offering 106<br />
Kāle dadanti sapaññā vadaññū vīta-maccharā<br />
Kālena dinnaü ariyesu uju-bhūtesu tādisu<br />
Vippasanna-manā tassa vipulā hoti dakkhiõā<br />
Ye tattha anumodanti veyyāvaccaü karonti vā<br />
Na tena dakkhiõā onā te pi puññassa bhāgino<br />
Tasmā dade appañivāna-citto yattha dinnaü mahapphalaü<br />
Puññāni para-lokasmiü patiññhā honti pāõinan ti.<br />
Those with discernment, responsive, free from stinginess, give in the proper<br />
season. Having given in the proper season with hearts inspired by the Noble<br />
Ones − straightened, such − their offering bears an abundance. Those who<br />
rejoice in that gift, or give assistance, they too have a share of the merit, and<br />
the offering is not depleted by that. Therefore, with an unhesitant mind, one<br />
should give where the gift bears great fruit.<br />
Merit is what establishes living beings in the next life.<br />
105 Pūjā p. 218 f.<br />
106 Cf. BCI; CG; Pūjā 214 f. These verses are from the Kāla-dāna-sutta (Discourse on Seasonable Gifts), Aïguttara-Nikāya V.36. They are occasionally chanted when large<br />
groups of people organize a donation for a special occasion, such as a kathina. (cf. BBC, CG)<br />
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