A homage to Roshi Suzuki, his translation of Prajnaparamita, chanted in English. C chord. A homage to Roshi Suzuki, his translation of Prajnaparamita, chanted in English. A homage to Roshi Suzuki, his translation of Prajnaparamita, chanted in English.

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A homage to Roshi Suzuki, his translation of Prajnaparamita, chanted in English. A homage to Roshi Suzuki, his translation of Prajnaparamita, chanted in English. Not annihilated, not tainted, not pure. Does not increase, does not decrease. Therefore, in emptiness, no form, no sensation, no thought, no active substance. No consciousness. No eye, no ear, no nose, no tongue, no body, no mind.

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No color, no sound, no smell, no taste, no touch, no object of touch. No eye, no world of eyes until we come to also no world of consciousness. No ignorance, also no annihilation of ignorance. Until we come to no old age and death, also no annihilation of old age and death. No suffering, no cause of suffering, no nirvana,

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no path, no wisdom, also no attainment, because now attainment. Bodhisattva depends on Prajnaparamita, highest perfect wisdom, because mind is no obstacle, because of no obstacle, no exist fear. Go beyond all topsy-turvy views, attain nirvana. Past, present and future, every Buddha depends on Prajnaparamita.

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Therefore, attain supreme, worthy, pre-enlightenment. Therefore, I know Prajnaparamita, highest perfect wisdom. Prajnaparamita is the great holy mantra, the great untainted mantra, the supreme mantra. The incomparable mantra is capable of assuaging all sufferings, true because not false. Therefore, he proclaimed Prajnaparamita mantra and proclaimed mantra said,

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God, to the other shore, God, completely utterly God. So, reach enlightened man. What we pray is that merit for recounting this sutra pervade universally. And we, bodhisattvas and all sentient beings, achieve this Buddhism in the ten directions.

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Past, present and future, all Buddha, all honored ones, great bodhisattva, great bodhisattva, great Prajnaparamita, Svaha, [...] Svaha. Padma Sambhava Mantra Om Ah Om Vajra Guru

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Padma Siddhi Om, which many of you know. Can you hear my voice? Can you hear syllables distinctly in English in the back? I'm straining a little. Many of you know the Padma Sambhava Mantra, so if you can chant it. I'll be chanting it slowly, as taught by Tarthang Togo, with a tune, a melody, which is traditional Tibetan. Om

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