Joseph Goldstein's Satipatthana series

[SarathW]

I am listening to the Satipatthana series by Joseph Goldsteine ,these days.
End of each Dhamma talk there is a Metta transfer chanting.
Has anyone got the words or a hard copy of that chanting?

Thanks
http://www.dharmaseed.org/teacher/96/talk/6162/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[soapy3]

The Bhavana Society has a book with Theravada chants in Pali and English side by side.

http://bhavanasociety.org/resource/bhav ... editation/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[mikenz66]

Hi Sarath,

I listened to the end of a couple of the files that I had downloaded and can't find any chants. Can you give a link to a specific talk?


Mike

[sattva]

I am trying to find that information. I will let you know if I do.

[SarathW]

Hi Sarath,

I listened to the end of a couple of the files that I had downloaded and can't find any chants. Can you give a link to a specific talk?


Mike

Thanks Mike.
I just listened to Part 10 . You find it in 53.55 of the track.
You find this chanting in all his Dhamma talk so far.

http://www.dharmaseed.org/talks/audio_p ... 6/289.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[mikenz66]

Hmm, yes, I was trying to find it at the very end. I didn't recall that it was there.

It's from here:

Morning and Evening Chanting
Daily chanting used in Ajahn Chah's branch monasteries.
http://forestsanghapublications.org/vie ... ection.php

Mike

[SarathW]

Thanks Mike

I found that in page 27.
Sorry I could not copy it properly.


Through the goodness that arises from my practice, May my spiritual teachers and guides of great virtue, My mother, my father, and my relatives, The Sun and the Moon, and all virtuous leaders of the world, May the highest gods and evil forces, Celestial beings, guardian spirits of the Earth, and the Lord of Death, May those who are friendly, indifferent, or hostile, May all beings receive the blessings of my life. May they soon attain the threefold bliss and realize the Deathless. Through the goodness that arises from my practice, And through this act of sharing, May all desires and attachments quickly cease And all harmful states of mind. Until I realize Nibbāna, In every kind of birth, may I have an upright mind, With mindfulness and wisdom, austerity and vigor. May the forces of delusion not take hold nor weaken my resolve. The Buddha is my excellent refuge, Unsurpassed is the protection of the Dhamma, The Solitary Buddha is my noble Lord, The Sangha is my supreme support. Through the supreme power of all these, May darkness and delusion be dispelled

[SarathW]

Thank you for the editing Ven. Sir