Through the practice of Flame of Hope healing chanting, we heighten our spiritual awareness and help ourselves and others to heal.
Flame of Hope chanting is based on an ancient Buddhist practice in which we recite “Namu Amida Butsu,” which means “I follow/return back to the Great Spirit of the Universe (the source of All That Is). Amida Buddha is also called the “Buddha of Infinite Light.”
Every Tuesday evening from 6:30-7:30 PM
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What is Flame of Hope Healing Chanting?
The ancient practice of Flame of Hope chant involves mindfulness of Amida Buddha (the Great Spirit of the Universe), and the recitation of the sacred name, Namu Amida Butsu, which means “I return to Amida Buddha.” Through the practice, people share and develop spiritual benefit for themselves and others.
Flame of Hope Chanting (click here to download Chanting Sheet)
Click here to see the chanting video on YouTube
What is the Purpose of Flame of Hope Chanting?
1) To allow all beings and spirits go to Pure Land, which is to live in a peaceful and happy state in this world. Enlightenment right here, right now.
2) For all to receive the merit, wisdom, compassion, majestic power and great love of the Great Spirit of the Universe.
Why practice?
In our daily lives it is easy to feel separated and cut off from the Source of what is, from other people, and even from ourselves. We are all looking for ways to overcome the suffering in our lives, and to unify with ourselves and all other beings. Through the practice of Flame of Hope chant, we realize that there is no separation between our own happiness and that of others. By genuinely wishing for others to overcome and reach peace and happiness, we contribute to our own well being and inner harmony.
The Flame of Hope teachings show us how to unify with the Great Spirit of the Universe and have all of our spiritual needs met. When this happens, our life becomes a joyful adventure, characterized by a sense of indebtedness and gratitude.
