The Chant In Pali and English is as follows:
Sabbe satta, sabbe pana, sabbe bhuta, sabbe puggala, sabbe attabhavapariyapanna, sabba itthiyo, sabbe purisa, sabbe ariya, sabbe anariya, sabbe deva, sabbe manussa,
sabbe vinipatika:-
avera hontu, abyapajja hontu, anigha hontu, sukhi attanam pariharantu, dukkha muccantu,
yatha laddha sampattito ma vigacchantu kammassaka.
May all beings, all breathing things, all creatures, all individuals, all personalities,
all females, all males, all noble ones, all non-noble ones, all deities, all humans, all those in the four woeful planes:-
be free from enmity, free from mental suffering, free from physical suffering,
may they take care of themselves happily; may they be free from suffering;
being the owners of their Kamma, may whatever they have obtained not be lost.
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Perhaps you are witness to someone who is dying, have lost a loved one or have received a diagnosis you are grappling with? Or perhaps you are healthy and imagine death is far away - and that is the way yo would like it to stay!
The Buddha recommended meditation on death for everyone, as a way of bringing a sense of immediacy to practice. Although it may initially sound unappealing, by gently turning toward the universal reality of death, we can learn tools for living a fuller life - a life of gratitude and love.
This retreat invites us to contemplate and discuss the universal experience of death and dying, taking inspiration from Buddhist ideas as well as modern scientific research on near-death experiences, to find a greater acceptance and peace within.
More about us:
Anukampa Bhikkhuni Project is a Charity founded in 2016 with the aims to spread the Buddha's teachings and develop a monastery where women can train toward full bhikkhuni ordination for the very first time in the UK. Over the years we have developed a diverse and dedicated spiritual community around these aims and recently found a property! Anukampa Grove Bhikkhuni Monastery, in Boar's Hill, is only 5 miles from Oxford and is surrounded by peaceful woodland. Our moving date is March 22nd, 2024. In this exciting phase we welcome your support so we can make essential renovations and adaptations to the property and welcome visitors and aspiring monastics trainees as soon as possible!
Donations of any amount are very gratefully received, either as one-off donations or standing orders. UK tax payers can claim gift aid, increasing your donation by 25%. International bank transfers can be made via Wise.
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