Om Mani Padme Hum

Om Mani Padme Hum Buddhist Music

Music is a means of expressing your deep emotions. Whether it is a sacred hymn or a prayer, all stir up in our minds wonderful emotions. Therefore, music often plays an important role in promoting religion. Throughout the world music is widely applied in many areas of religious activities. Buddhist scriptures also often refer to the role of music. The A-di-da business indicates that the Land of Bliss is always famous and chants, along with all the petals of the mandarava.

In the Land of Ultimate Bliss, everyone can hear the songs of birds, shrieking and rhythmically. The leaves of yellow leaves tilt in the breeze, create melodious sounds, intertwined to form thousands of melodies. Anyone who hears such music can feel the presence of Buddha, Dharma and Sangha. So Buddhas and Bodhisattvas often use music to teach the Dharma to help sentient beings attain enlightenment.

In the practice of Buddhism, chanting and admiring the qualities of the Buddhas are ways to help purify the minds of countless Buddhists. In the volume of the Ultimate Perfection of Wisdom, it is stated, "If the Bodhisattvas want to purify the Buddha land, they must find all ways to reverberate from there a wonderful sound and pray for all. sentient beings hear it in order to make their hearts flutter so that they can transform themselves more easily. That's why music is an offering to the Buddha. "

I wish you a new day of peace in the music of the director full of wisdom and compassion.