Kanzeon Bosatsu Ten Verse Chanting(15min)

[@tortadebacaxi]

Kan ze on na mu butsu yo butsu u in yo butsu u en bu - ppo so en jo ra ku ga jo cho nen Kan ze on bo nen Kan ze on nen nen ju shin ki nen nen fu ri shin Kanzeon [Bodhisattva]! Praise to the Buddha! With the Buddha as cause, With the Buddha as condition, Through the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha I attain eternal, blissful, self, purified of all defilements [nirvana]. In the morning, I recite “Kanzeon”. In the evening, I recite “Kanzeon”. Reciting and reciting arises from the awakened mind. Reciting and reciting is not separate from [awakened] mind.

[@lilli3bean]

thank you ❤

This sutra is chanted in American Zen centers. The rest of the ceremony is unknown to me. When I think of the embodiment of compassion, Kanzeon Bosatsu, my eyes fill with tears of gratitude. These monks are the army of compassion, in a cruel world. Gassho!

[@mathysnail1737]

Gassho my friend

[@omgayatridevi]

🙏🕊️💖 Maravilhoso!

[@wijesirimuththettowage5202]

Aum namo buddaya, Namo Bosath Avalokethieswara

[@yehudahhachassid6191]

may all beings be happy and may the Dharma flourish!

[@8Bitz]

Putting this at 1.5x speed is magic.

[@Samuraistar92]

This brought me so much comfort during a very painful time in my life.

[@josephcrowe5949]

Powerful Mantra! With Buddha I affinity. With Buddha I have origin.

[@minamichou716]

延命十句観音経 觀世音，南無佛， 與佛有因，與佛有緣 佛法僧緣， 常樂我浄，朝念觀世音 暮念觀世音，念念從心起，念念不離心

[@momoezzeddine5671]

Namaste Namaste Namaste swaha

[@Eza_yuta]

Guan-shi-yin Kan-ze-on Then the shi removed from Guanshiyin and become Guan Yin so does Kanzeon become Kannon. Show how so related Chinese and Japanese Buddhism are.

[@nicholas70paul]

Wow..thanks! 🤍

[@ともとも-w8c]

🙏

[@Excel-vr8iu]

Swaha

[@santiagorepetto2022]

The monks are not chanting... it's seem like the image don't fits with the audio...

[@jamieg103]

That is correct, the footage is from Sojiji Temple's morning service from 1989 but the audio is from Mountian and River Order of Zen in New York.

[@The12diamond]

It's ten verses avalokitesvara,十句觀世音

[@momoezzeddine5671]

Om kanzeon bosatsu swaha

[@Summerhfal]

Sdds de fazer um sesshin

[@jacquesmartin4301]

au début, à 0:25 et 1:10, on voit des petits bonhommes qui courent à toute vitesse comme s'ils avaient le diable à leurs trousses... c'est trop drôle 😄😄😄 le type qui fait les 100 pas en tenant son pommeau de douche est pas mal non plus

[@noone.1711]

True! 😂😂😁

[@ignarus4306]

C'est vrai, quand on n'a pas la moindre idée de ce qu'il se passe dans le monastere, il faut mieux en rire et dire des sornettes.

[@dnajaylin7690]

namu kamzeon bosatsu

[@oscarlestrange2077]

why do not chant at certain times?

[@ula7395]

かんぜーおん なーむーぶつ よーぶつうーいん よーぶつうーえん ぶっぽそうえん じょうらくがーじょう ちょうねんかんぜーおん ぼーねんかんぜーおん ねんねんじゅうしんきー ねんねんふーりーしん

[@dariuszmosler1094]

Is rewriting this part percived as practice as well?

[@Teonod]

@@dariuszmosler1094 Any practice that keeps you mindful of Avalokiteshvara would be valuable practice!

[@didibergman6174]

Hi, thanks for posting this. Can you direct me to a full transcript of the chant? Is it from the Lotus sutra?

Ten-Verse Kannon Sutra(Emmei Jikku Kannon Gyo)Kanzeon !Praise to Buddha !All are one with Buddha ;all awake to Buddha.Buddha, Dharma, Sangha-eternal, joyous, selfless, pure.Through the day Kanzeon- through the night Kanzeon.This moment arises from Mind ;this moment itself is Mind

[@stevenjfrisch]

What monastery is this?

[@jamieg103]

the footage is from a morning service at Sojiji Temple of Soto Zen in Yokohama, Japan but the audio, i believe, is from the Mountain and River Order of Zen in New York, USA.

[@stevenjfrisch]

@@jamieg103 You are the only one that answered me in two years! I asked this in other places and don't know why no one answered! I can hear that the chanting sounds like American English. Why was this sound put on a video from Japan? Thanks for your reply!

[@stevenjfrisch]

@@jamieg103 I'm impressed that you know this! How did you?

[@nomondoan]

the footage looks like Soji-ji - headquarters temple of Soto Zen in Yokohama - is it?

[@MultiPopculture]

The Senju Kannon statue is from Hase Kannon Dera.

[@MultiPopculture]

KANZEON is the most powerful of all gods --- KANZEON NAMU BUTSU!!!!!!!

[@icantakeit]

Are you even a Buddhist? Do you really know the Lotus Sutra?

[@MultiPopculture]

A million times better than you. Go read Ch 25 before talking big you heretic! Kanzeon takes the form of ALL Gods including Brahma and is the King of the Gods so sayeth the Lotus Sutra. Don't you like it? You go to Avicci Hell. Simple.

[@ramonpedregal1176]

Whats your problem ?

[@caughtoncamera5567]

@@icantakeit Think this is posting from my old mermaid promotional account but whatever. There's way more to buddhism than Mahayana. Even in Mahayana there's way more than the Lotus Sutra. To anyone that reads this, please don't think that knowing parts of the Lotus Sutra makes you Buddhist. I don't believe most that follow it well would reply as above. In one second I can be Buddhist, the next not and repeat countless times. This can be done without reading one word of any Sutta/Sutra. Though of course most Buddhists like to if they don't innately have similar knowledge. The Buddha did not read the Lotus Sutra to be Buddhist...

[@caughtoncamera5567]

Kanzeon is not a god. He's also not most powerful. We are all most powerful we just haven't realized it. Power doesn't exist anyway. Read on Amitabha and Avalokitesvara's start. This is ignorance.

[@nicholasgrover2558]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 🪷🪷🪷

[@bursuk]

First, Buddhism is supposed to have no gods, no deities to worship, not even Buddha. Second, the fact that they do worship in the way they do demonstrates the Tantric origins of Zen. Third, it was the Shiva-Shakti of Tantra who became the genderless or androgynous Guanshiyin / Guan Yin / Kanzeon / Kannon. Namo!

[@cesarmarinhorj]

Someone has the lyrics? Thanks

[@alecburroughs5311]

Kan Ze On Na Mu Butsu Yo Butsu U In Yo Butsu U En Bup Po So En Jo Raku Ga Jo Cho Nen Kan Ze On Bo Nen Kan Ze On Nen Nen Ju Shin Ki Nen Nen Fu Ri Shin

[@cesarmarinhorj]

Alec B thanks too much!!! :-)

[@henryantoniz]

What is the translation?

[@ProfessorCarvalho]

why not chant from 7pm to 6am? Superstition?

[@lobovutare]

Just stayed at a zen monastery where we chanted this every morning at 5.30 and again at 20.30. We survived.

[@Lethality112]

Maybe cos your neighbour will be fooking mad at you chanting in a strange language some to him not understandable stuff that sounds like a demonic summoning so he throws sticks and rocks at you? Wait....we don't live in the middle ages. But your neighbour will still probably be fooking mad at you

[@danbarbier]

Maybe it's too energizing, so you may have trouble sleeping. Happens with some yoga practices too.

[@infozencentre]

In a temple we are Bush all day, when do you suppose we might eat and sleep? We rise at 4am go to zazen and cleaning, after that okyo, then more zazen, interviews etc.

[@guilhermebarbabella1226]

@@danbarbier , it's possible, because I felt a powerful wave of energy flowing through me, like I could feel and be one with universe in such moment. My body reacted strangely to it. I'd appreciate if someone could explain this "rule".