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The Confession of Downfalls to the Thirty-Five Buddhas - MP3 Download
The Confession of Downfalls to the Thirty-Five Buddhas - MP3 Download
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This audio contains the recitation of the practice of confessing and purifying negative karma to the group of thirty-five buddhas. Recitations are in Tibetan and English.
“Lama Atisha explained why reciting the names of the Thirty-five Buddhas has so much power,” Lama Zopa Rinpoche said, speaking on
purification practices
during the Lama Tsongkhapa Guru Yoga retreat at Istituto Lama Tzong Khapa in 2003.
“In the past, when the Thirty-five Buddhas were bodhisattvas, they made many prayers to be able to benefit sentient beings, to easily purify our defilements and negative karma. When they achieved enlightenment, they achieved the Buddha’s ten qualities or powers, one of which is the power of prayer. So, their names have the power of all those past prayers. That is why, when sentient beings recite their names, they have so much power to purify defilements and eons of negative karma. Every single quality the Thirty-five Buddhas attained was in order to benefit sentient beings, there was no other reason or motivation for it, so we should use this advantage.”
This practice was recorded by Anila Karin at Kopan Monastery in Nepal.
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Track 1: Motivation
Track 2: Visualization
Track 3: Reciting Names of the 35 Confession Buddhas (1x) and 7 Medicine Buddhas
Track 4: Reciting Names of the 35 Confession Buddhas (2x) and 7 Medicine Buddhas
Track 5: Reciting Names of the 35 Confession Buddhas (3x) and 7 Medicine Buddhas
Track 6: Confession Prayer
Track 7: General Confession
Track 8: Visualization at End of Confession Prayer and Dedication
Play time: approx 40 minutes.
Karin Valham has been teaching meditation courses at kopan Monastery for over 20 years. She was ordained as a Buddhist nun 1975 and has studied the Dharma with Lama Thubten Yeshe, Kyabje Zopa Rinpoche as well as several other great Lamas.
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- Track 3: Reciting Names of the 35 Confession Buddhas and 7 Medicine Buddhas (1x)
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