Heart Sutra Japanese Pronunciation Guide (a bit irreverent)

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  • DGF
    Member
    • Feb 2022
    • 118

    #46
    Thank you very much for sharing the heart sutra, its is very helpfull.


    SAtTOday
    Diana

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    • Zenkon
      Member
      • May 2020
      • 228

      #47
      Jundo

      Thank you for compiling this. Very helpful

      Gassho

      Zenkon
      Sat/lah

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      • Hōkan
        Member
        • Mar 2021
        • 83

        #48
        I've been using an iOS app to help me memorize the Japanese Heart Sutra:

        ‎The Heart sutra is a popular sutra of Buddhism.It's also called Prajna Paramita, the sutra of perfection wisdom . It's not theory, not sentence. Buddhism put more emphasis on the real experience and intuition. Chanting, Listening, Meaning, and Wisdom Cards. In this app, you can familiar with Hear…


        Sat
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        Hōkan = 法閑 = Dharma Serenity
        To be entirely clear, I am not a hōkan = 幇間 = taikomochi = geisha, but I do wonder if my preceptor was having a bit of fun with me...

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        • Onkai
          Senior Priest-in-Training
          • Aug 2015
          • 3145

          #49
          🙏🙏🙏

          Gassho,
          Onkai
          Sat/lah
          美道 Bidou Beautiful Way
          恩海 Onkai Merciful/Kind Ocean

          I have a lot to learn; take anything I say that sounds like teaching with a grain of salt.

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          • Kenku
            Member
            • Mar 2020
            • 124

            #50
            Hi,

            question.. at the end, is it chanted:

            bo ji sowa ka

            as above,

            or

            bo ji so waka

            as in for example https://www.izauk.org/multimedia-arc...e-heart-sutra/

            ?

            Gassho,
            Kenkū

            sat today + lah

            edit:

            I suppose if it is originally "bo-dhi-sva-ha" then "bo-ji-sowa-ka" is more right.

            edit:

            I've also seen it start with "kan ji zai bo sa" instead of "kan ji zai bo satsu" for example in the picture posted by Meitou above and also that's what the Diamond Sangha has. I understand why there are numerous English versions and I have two entangled in my brain. Was it too much to hope for consistency in the Japanese?
            Last edited by Kenku; 02-24-2022, 12:25 PM.

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            • Jundo
              Treeleaf Founder and Priest
              • Apr 2006
              • 40992

              #51
              Originally posted by Kenku
              Hi,

              question.. at the end, is it chanted:

              bo ji sowa ka

              as above,

              or

              bo ji so waka
              I have heard both.


              I've also seen it start with "kan ji zai bo sa" instead of "kan ji zai bo satsu" for example in the picture posted by Meitou above and also that's what the Diamond Sangha has. I understand why there are numerous English versions and I have two entangled in my brain. Was it too much to hope for consistency in the Japanese?
              Again, both version exist in Japan.

              When in Rome, chant as the Romans chant.

              Gassho, J

              STLah
              ALL OF LIFE IS OUR TEMPLE

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              • Jakuden
                Member
                • Jun 2015
                • 6141

                #52
                Originally posted by Hōkan
                I've been using an iOS app to help me memorize the Japanese Heart Sutra:

                ‎The Heart sutra is a popular sutra of Buddhism.It's also called Prajna Paramita, the sutra of perfection wisdom . It's not theory, not sentence. Buddhism put more emphasis on the real experience and intuition. Chanting, Listening, Meaning, and Wisdom Cards. In this app, you can familiar with Hear…


                Sat
                This is great, thanks!!

                Gassho
                Jakuden
                SatToday


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                • Kenku
                  Member
                  • Mar 2020
                  • 124

                  #53
                  Originally posted by Jundo

                  When in Rome, chant as the Romans chant.
                  Yes, I will try. It's just I find that when I've memorised one version, it's hard to replace it in this brain.

                  Gassho,
                  Kenkū

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