Parrita Chanting (compiled by Ven. K. Rathansara)
Just like a bird needs 2 wings to fly properly;
we need to cultivate a life of both Material and Spiritual;
so as to become a successful human being.
Is chanting a form of Meditation?
Yes, it is.
If you chant mindfully, it becomes a form of Meditation.
Can we generate Positive Energy through chanting?
Yes, we can.
Pronounce the chanting words accurately, and you will produce Sound Energy.
Be virtuous yourself and when chanting; you can generate Virtuous Energy.
Knowing the meaning and chant mindfully, it will energize your Mental Energy.
Once the three types of Energies are united, it becomes a Powerful Positive Energy which can be used for the well-being and happiness of yourself and others.
we need to cultivate a life of both Material and Spiritual;
so as to become a successful human being.
Is chanting a form of Meditation?
Yes, it is.
If you chant mindfully, it becomes a form of Meditation.
Can we generate Positive Energy through chanting?
Yes, we can.
Pronounce the chanting words accurately, and you will produce Sound Energy.
Be virtuous yourself and when chanting; you can generate Virtuous Energy.
Knowing the meaning and chant mindfully, it will energize your Mental Energy.
Once the three types of Energies are united, it becomes a Powerful Positive Energy which can be used for the well-being and happiness of yourself and others.
About Venerable K. Rathanasara
Born in south-eastern Sri Lankan village of Bibile, Venerable Kanugolle Rathanasara became a novice monk at the age of 12 and received his higher ordination (Upasampada) in 1998 at the Malwatu Maha Viharaya in Kandy, Sri Lanka.
His insatiable quest for learning saw him entering the University of Kelaniya and graduating 1998 with a bachelor of Arts (Special) degree in Mass Communication and he completed his Master degree in Buddhism (MA) in 2010.
Venerable Rathanasara is currently Resident Monk of Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple and conduct weekly Sunday Chanting Class from 2 pm to 4 pm at the temple.
His insatiable quest for learning saw him entering the University of Kelaniya and graduating 1998 with a bachelor of Arts (Special) degree in Mass Communication and he completed his Master degree in Buddhism (MA) in 2010.
Venerable Rathanasara is currently Resident Monk of Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple and conduct weekly Sunday Chanting Class from 2 pm to 4 pm at the temple.