
The Great Bell Chant (The End of Suffering)
2 years ago
Read by Thich Nath Hanh, chanted by brother Phap Niem.
The creators of this audio track were Gary Malkin, the composer/arranger, producer, and collaborator Michael Stillwater. The work came from a CD/book called Graceful Passages: A Companion for Living and Dying, and it could be purchased by going to wisdomoftheworld.com.
Visuals taken from:
HOME, Earth and Baraka
You can download the audio here
MP3 Download: wkup.org/images/audio/thay_phapniem_greatbellchant.mp3
If you want to download the video, you can do this by clicking the link that says; "download this video", right below the "About this video" menu, on the right of this page.
Thanks for all the wonderful comments :-)
The creators of this audio track were Gary Malkin, the composer/arranger, producer, and collaborator Michael Stillwater. The work came from a CD/book called Graceful Passages: A Companion for Living and Dying, and it could be purchased by going to wisdomoftheworld.com.
Visuals taken from:
HOME, Earth and Baraka
You can download the audio here
MP3 Download: wkup.org/images/audio/thay_phapniem_greatbellchant.mp3
If you want to download the video, you can do this by clicking the link that says; "download this video", right below the "About this video" menu, on the right of this page.
Thanks for all the wonderful comments :-)
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I had written it out and sent to some of my friends, with much details - All except for a few [perhaps not so minor] incidents: One of which reveals the face on the 'wooden manikin' [木 偶 ] in my dream as that of Thay Nhat Hanh's [a.k.a. SuOng] in his usual and customary dark brown outfit, but with long and flowing sleeves.
Another point I'd like to share with you is a scene [in my dream] where the lustrous creamy white material of the inside of the cut cable of the bridge on which I was crossing bears resemblance to the words Bon / Bien [笨 辮 辫]
Hope you enjoy it! ;)
I am currently an aspirant for the Order of Interbeing, and sent the link to all other aspirants in my area.
For more information see the following site:
deerparkmonastery.org/community/order-of-interbeing
Greetings from Germany :-)
I, too, study Buddhism through the wonderful lessons of Thich Nhat Hanh. I would love to be an aspirant in the Order of Interbeing but, unfortunately, have no sangha near me.
This was a complete blessing!
May you be happy and at peace.
Deep peace to you
_/l\_
wonderful pictures and music and meditation.! Thanx for sharing.
Unfortunately when watching the video the music is not playing fluently. Is there a way I can change this?
It makes me feel happy and is helping me with my practise.
I,m sharing this video and feeling with my sangha in Rotterdam!
Can you tell me wat brother phap niem is singing?
Een grote dank je wel :-)
_/l\_
Thank you for this!
Lee Carroll
Blessings,
LEE
Together you have created a piece that flings the heart wide open and invites in the Soul to sit quietly and lovingly for a while.
I thank you deeply. I have shared this video on my Facebook page and on twitter. I have also shared it with my subscribers in my weekly Ezine.
In Gassho,
Your Message goes Beyond Words, Beyond Duality,...
Thank You for creating this unique piece of Art.
Namaskar :-)
kristine Lutz
Dragon Spirit and Light!
I write to ask your permission to upload this to my YouTube account. I would love to share it with family members who have no access to a computer, but do have a television that can stream content from YouTube (but not Vimeo, sadly).
If you'd rather I didn't, I completely understand.
Well, I already put it on youtube, but it is blocked because I used certain copyrighted material. You could try to view it by going to this address: youtube.com/watch?v=hlAlOZx0UfI
But if it doesnt work, you know why. So uploading it to youtube yourself wouldnt work either :-) Though, I just thought of something. I could send you the video, which you could upload to your own account. Others won't be able to view it, but if your tv allows you to log in onto youtube, then you could actually view it, by going to your videos. Lemme know :-)
Surely a small payment per view - and it is a world stage, after all - would generate far more revenue than the occasional album sale, it doesn't make any sense.
The music industry loves shooting itself in the foot.
Appreciate your efforts and suggestions - your idea about adding it to my account is a good one, but I haven't been able to figure out how to "log in" to YouTube from the TV (it's a Sony Bravia, of some model or other - a quick check with Google confirms lots of other people with the same issue).
Unfortunately this model doesn't have a proper web browser, just a sort of cut down YouTube experience that's rather cumbersome to navigate.
I think it can play MP4 files from an external device, though, so I might look into loading it onto a memory stick or something, and seeing whether that works!
All the best, and thanks for the reply :)
Deepest of Love.
Imzaia
Thank you so very much for this wonderful piece of art and calmness....
Peace :o)
Namaste :)
Be blessed!
FREE download on the DVD page, at: GracefulSpontaneousEvolution > on the web.
Wishing You All the goodness of life ~ you are!
Shastina Free
I produced a CD inspired by church campaniles and temple bells for anyone interested;
donswanson.bandcamp.com/album/campanile