The Buddhist Path of Awakening Course: Buddhist Chanting
This is a picture of Four-armed Mahakala, the protector of our Kagü Lineage. There is a chant to this protector, and Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche owned a thangka of him which he kept on the wall of his house.
How to understand and perform the act of chanting and its place in our practice of meditation.
What does it mean to address beings who seem to be external to us, as well as the symbolic meaning of some selected ones? See below to download our chants in PDF and listen to the recording of this class.
Download Buddhist Chants (PDF)
Watch Class Recording of Buddhist Chanting Led by John Baker
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We meet every Tuesday evening at 6:45-7:00 pm Eastern Time for conversation and 7:00-7:30 pm for meditation (you may come for any part or just for class). Class is from 7:35 pm ET until around 9:00 pm ET.
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Led by John Baker, Barry Cunningham, Laura Read, and Michael Kern
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