Audio of Uposatha Precepts

[Buckwheat]

Hello Everybody,

I am finding chanting along with audio files of great help, especially for getting the right rhythm and when to change pitch. Does anybody know where I can find an audio file of The Three Refuges and the Eight Precepts? I found something similar with the Five precepts, but I want something for Uposatha days.

Thanks,
Scott

[rowboat]

Plenty of chanting audio here: http://mirror1.birken.ca/dhamma_talks/i ... _List.html

It's a huge list so just Ctrl+F and search-term "precepts" or Ctrl+F and search-term "three refuges" and there you are.

[Cittasanto]

I believe a the forest sangha monasteries have them online but I do have a copy if you would like it just PM me your mail and I'll send it

[Buckwheat]

It's a huge list ...

Yes it is, thank you very much. I had been to the abhayagirir website and the wat mett website, but never made it to this one. Great resource.

[rowboat]

You're welcome.

[Monkey Mind]

I enjoy the chanting of Ajahn Sister Vayama, her 8 precepts are here: http://www.dhammaloka.org.au/downloads/ ... nting.html
Scroll down to "Taking the Three Refuges and Eight Precepts"

[mirco]

Hopefully you found something in your mother tongue and not in Pāḷi only.

For me it's far more powerfull to recite in my mother tongue or at last in the second language I know a bit, that is english.

Especially all that exotism falls of and the rites-&-rituals-believe gets less nutrition.


:-)

[Buckwheat]

The links were great. I was lookimg for pali. I think about what the pali words mean so its not empty ritual. It almost feels a little more powerful in Pali.