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Māgha-Pūjā (Ovādapāñimokkha ) 143 <strong>Chanting</strong> <strong>Book</strong> of Wat Phra Dhātu Srī Chomtong Voravihāra Major Thai Buddhist Festivals 4 Full Moon Day of February 15th day of 3rd moon 14 SONGKRAN (Water Festival) Full Moon Day of April 15 th day of 5 th moon Visākha-Pūjā (Gotama’s birth, en- lightenment, & death) Full Moon Day of May 15 th day of 6 th moon Āsāëha-Pūjā (First sermon) Full Moon Day of July 15 th day of 8 th moon KAO PANSA (Entering 'Rains- residence') The day after the Full Moon of July 14 5 16 th day of 8 th moon WAN RUP PRET (Inviting the Spirits) The day after the Full Moon of September 16 th day of 10 th moon WAN SONG PRET (Sending Off the Spirits) 30 th day of 10 th moon OK PANSA (End of 'Rains-residence') The day after the Full Moon of October 16 th day of 11 th moon Kañhina (Presentation of the Kathin Robe) Any chosen day of the last month of the rainy season, i.e. from the day after the Full Moon of October until the Full Moon Day of November (16 th day of 11 th moon till the 15 th day of 12 th moon). LOY KRATHONG (Floating of Lotuses) Full Moon Day of November 15 th day of 12 th moon 143 The Buddha gave the Pāñimokkha Exortation (= ovāda-pāñimokkha) to 1250 Arahants (Cf. BBC p. 157 ff., 170 f.; Dhp (Na) 183-185). 144 The 3rd moon according to the Thai calender, which is the 1st moon of the Chinese calender. 145 Occasionally there are two full moon days in July, and in this case the 'Rains-residence' is scheduled to begin on the day after the second full moon day of that month. 122
The Various Uses of ParittaTP PT [25] Maïgala-suttaü for general blessing 6 The Various Uses of Paritta 14 [27] Ratana-suttaü for protection against famine, plague, evil spirits and pestilence [29] Karaõīya-Metta-Suttaü for protection against spirits [30] Khandhaparitta-gāthā for protection against snakes, reptiles, scorpions, centipedes, spiders, lizards and rats [30] Vaññaka-parittaü for protection against fire [31] Mora-parittaü for safety of family and home [32] Āñānāñiya-parittaü for protection against demons [32] Aïgulimāla-parittaü for easy childbirth [32] Bojjhaïga-parittaü for quick recovery from illness [34] Abhaya-parittaü for protection against unlucky signs, inauspiciousness, evil planets and bad dreams [36] Dajjagga-paritta for overcoming fear, panic and goose flesh [37] Buddha-jaya-maïgala-gāthā for success [38] Jaya-parittaü for good fortune [55-59] Passages from the Abhidhamma for improvement of eye, ear, tongue, nose, mind, psychic life and body & funerals [59] Dukkha-pattādi-gāthā for avoiding suffering 146 Pūjā p. 300 123
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CHANTING BOOK of Wat Pradhātu Srī
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The page numbers of the Thai Editio
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[19] Ārādhanā-uposatha-sīla Req
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[59] Yamaka (The Book Of) Pairs 94
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Preface On the auspicious occasion
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Chanting [1] Paying Respect To Budd
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Morning Chanting T[3]T [2] Pubbabh
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(LEADER:) (PROSTRATE 1 TIME) Mornin
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viññāõaü anattā, consciousnes
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Morning Chanting [7]T yāvad eva up
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Morning Chanting T[8]T vuóóhiü s
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Morning Chanting T[10] Sabbe sattā
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Evening Chanting T buddhaü bhagava
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(BOW DOWN AND SAY:) (LEADER:) Kāye
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(ALL:) Evening Chanting [14] [Supa
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Ajja mayā apaccavekkhitvā yo piõ
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ime kho maïgalā buddhā sabbe idh
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Special Chanting for Nuns & Laypeop
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Formal Requests [18] Formal Request
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Formal Requests [21] [19] Ārādhan
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[22] Pubbabhāga-Namakāra-Pāñha
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Sambuddhe aññhavīsañ ca dvādas
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Āratī viratī pāpā majja-pānā
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. . . 47 CGI, VRI: sakyamunī 51 Id
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53 Santussako ca subharo ca appakic
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Katā me rakkhā, Katā me parittā
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Ye cāpi nibbutā loke yathābhūta
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Parittas − Protective Blessings [
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Evaü tvam vijayo hohi jayassu jaya
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havissati bhayaü vā chambhitatta
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“Araññe rukkhamūle vā suññ
Page 71 and 72: udapādi paññā udapādi vijjā u
Page 73 and 74: Ñāõañ ca pana me dassanaü udap
Page 75 and 76: Avihānaü devānaü saddaü sutvā
Page 77 and 78: Saïkhārā anattā. Saïkhārā ca
Page 79 and 80: aniccaü vā ti." inconstant?" "Ani
Page 81 and 82: Evam me sutaü. Ekaü samayaü Bhag
Page 83 and 84: Gāthās etc. − Verses (& Depende
Page 85 and 86: nivesaye [53] Yo dhammacārī kāye
Page 87 and 88: Saïkhāra-nirodhā viññāõa-nir
Page 89 and 90: (1. Tikamātikā - Triads) Abhidham
Page 91 and 92: Abhidhamma [57] [57] Mahāpaññhā
Page 93 and 94: Cha paññattiyo: khandhapaññatti
Page 95 and 96: Miscellaneous Verses I [59] āhāra
Page 97 and 98: Miscellaneous Verses I [61] [ 60] A
Page 99 and 100: saïgha-ratanaü tiõõaü ratanān
Page 101 and 102: Anumodanā − Thanksgiving & Trans
Page 103 and 104: 3 Sītaü uõhaü pañihanti ; o. a
Page 105 and 106: Sukho buddhānam uppādo, sukhā sa
Page 107 and 108: [68] sīse patiññhito mayhaü bud
Page 109 and 110: Nekkhamma-pāramī-sampanno nekkham
Page 111 and 112: Paying Respect To The Buddha With A
Page 113 and 114: Paying Respect To The Buddha With A
Page 115 and 116: [87] Confession 13 4 If a junior mo
Page 117 and 118: Sotthi me hotu sabbadā. may I be b
Page 119 and 120: Sikkhaü paccakkhāmi; ajjatagge gi
Page 121: Pronunciation Rules For Pāli & Tha
Page 125 and 126: Idaü dāna-kammaü nibbāna-paccay
Page 127: Abbreviations & Literature CG A Cha
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