Leanne Iordanou Meaning of the worlds are below. Heart Sutra The Insight that Brings Us to the Other Shore Avalokiteshvara while practicing deeply with the Insight that Brings Us to the Other Shore, suddenly discovered that all of the five Skandhas are equally empty, and with this realisation he overcame all Ill-being. “Listen Sariputra, this Body itself is Emptiness and Emptiness itself is this Body. This Body is not other than Emptiness and Emptiness is not other than this Body. The same is true of Feelings, Perceptions, Mental Formations, and Consciousness. “Listen Sariputra, all phenomena bear the mark of Emptiness; their true nature is the nature of no Birth no Death, no Being no Non-being, no Defilement no Purity, no Increasing no Decreasing. “That is why in Emptiness, Body, Feelings, Perceptions, Mental Formations and Consciousness are not separate self entities. The Eighteen Realms of Phenomena which are the six Sense Organs, the six Sense Objects, and the six Consciousnesses are also not separate self entities. The Twelve Links of Interdependent Arising and their Extinction are also not separate self entities. Ill-being, the Causes of Ill-being, the End of Ill-being, the Path, insight and attainment, are also not separate self entities. Whoever can see this no longer needs anything to attain. Bodhisattvas who practice the Insight that Brings Us to the Other Shore see no more obstacles in their mind, and because there are no more obstacles in their mind, they can overcome all fear, destroy all wrong perceptions and realize Perfect Nirvana. “All Buddhas in the past, present and future by practicing the Insight that Brings Us to the Other Shore are all capable of attaining Authentic and Perfect Enlightenment. “Therefore Sariputra, it should be known that the Insight that Brings Us to the Other Shore is a Great Mantra, the most illuminating mantra, the highest mantra, a mantra beyond compare, the True Wisdom that has the power to put an end to all kinds of suffering. Therefore let us proclaim a mantra to praise the Insight that Brings Us to the Other Shore. Gate, Gate, Paragate, Parasamgate, Bodhi Svaha! Gate, Gate, Paragate, Parasamgate, Bodhi Svaha! Gate, Gate, Paragate, Parasamgate, Bodhi Svaha!”
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he has another video and has English subtitle with it, if you want another translation version ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gm4hTcRhoqI.html
i've discoverd you yesterday, everything we do has a reason.. i am on my spiritual path ...Listening to this beautiful heart mantra feels me with joy and tears of love, an explosion in my heart...Merci, merci merci
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the heart sutra cho version short mix,love the humming and electric mix，love the dance, the dragon screen/byobu, the garden,the zen of all these little things. And I Love Kyoto. Hello from Taiwan! 我好愛好愛好愛般若心經@天龍寺，低沉誦經的聲音和電音，好愛現代舞，龍屏風，花園，和所有這些小事物的禪。我也愛京都!來自台灣的問候!
Sometimes after a good Qigong session I'll just let my body go and do its own spontaneous movements, and it usually comes out exactly like the dancing in this video. I'm digging the music too...
The Heart Sutra Body is nothing more than emptiness, emptiness is nothing more than body. The body is exactly empty, and emptiness is exactly body. The other four aspects of human existence -- feeling, thought, will, and consciousness -- are likewise nothing more than emptiness, and emptiness nothing more than they. All things are empty: Nothing is born, nothing dies, nothing is pure, nothing is stained, nothing increases and nothing decreases. So, in emptiness, there is no body, no feeling, no thought, no will, no consciousness. There are no eyes, no ears, no nose, no tongue, no body, no mind. There is no seeing, no hearing, no smelling, no tasting, no touching, no imagining. There is nothing seen, nor heard, nor smelled, nor tasted, nor touched, nor imagined. There is no ignorance, and no end to ignorance. There is no old age and death, and no end to old age and death. There is no suffering, no cause of suffering, no end to suffering, no path to follow. There is no attainment of wisdom, and no wisdom to attain. The Bodhisattvas rely on the Perfection of Wisdom, and so with no delusions, they feel no fear, and have Nirvana here and now. All the Buddhas, past, present, and future, rely on the Perfection of Wisdom, and live in full enlightenment. The Perfection of Wisdom is the greatest mantra. It is the clearest mantra, the highest mantra, the mantra that removes all suffering. This is truth that cannot be doubted. Say it so: Gaté, gaté, paragaté, parasamgaté. Bodhi! Svaha!
@@reyjr3608 this sutra is about freeing ourselves from all mundane, non-mundane, worldly, and heavenly attachments. When you are indifferent between heaven or hell, rich or poor, god and devil, life and death, black and white, then you don't care about whatever outcomes, hence you are not attached. It says empty is solid, solid is empty, empty is not solid, solid is not empty. Meaning to say black is white, white is black, black is not white, white is not black, things are the same yet so different, things are different yet so similar, it is all how you see the things. This sutra teaches us to be indifferent to the outcomes, then it frees you from any pain. So that you can be your best self to live in the present. For example, if you are not indifferent and want to attain a certain outcome, e.g. goto heaven or become rich, you have something you want to attain. Since you want some attainment, then you are attached and you could not be free psychologically. Hence you would be doing much to attain something uncertain in the future (fear that you might not go to heaven, fear you might be poor) that you might miss living and enjoy in the present self and moment. Expectation creates uncertainty, uncertainty creates fear, and fear creates pain. Don't do things for the past or future, but do it for the present. Live in the moment. This mantra is to free us from all sufferings of humankind. That's partly why some claim this is the ultimate mantra in Buddhism, one of the shortest and most dense. It's more like a summary of the Great Wisdom mantra.
