Shosaimyo Kichijo Dharani

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Shosaimyo Kichijo Dharani

This powerful Dharani is recited to safeguard against disaster and calamity. In temples, it is chanted in the morning, either in the Buddha hall or before the protective statue of Idaten in the kitchen, as Idaten is known to warn against disasters and fires. Consequently, the resonance and strength of this recitation have become significant factors in this track.

Lyrics
No mo san man da
moto nan
oha ra chi koto sha
sono nan to ji to
en
gya gya
gya ki gya ki
un nun
shifu ra shifu ra
hara shifu ra hara shifu ra
chishu sa chishu sa
chishu ri chishu ri
sowa ja sowa ja
sen chi gya
shiri ei so mo ko

Credits
from ShoSaiMyo. Part 1, released June 24, 2024
Myōra; vocals and acoustic guitar.
Brad Stock; bass, keyboards, percussion & samples.
Sound mixing and engineering; Brad Stock.
Produced by Brad Stock at Painted Sky Studios, Salt Lake City.
Video art editing; Bunan

© 2024 Myōra. All rights reserved.

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Myōra combines folk and classical arpeggios to create captivating guitar riffs accompanied by harmonizing vocals. Influenced by her Zen practice, she aims to incorporate chants from Soto Zen Buddhist sutras and other traditional dharanis in a new way to produce restoring and healing sounds using her voice and guitar. She practices at Zen River Temple in The Netherlands.