Audio recorded at Buddha House Adelaide. Transcript auto-generated and AI-corrected; may contain errors.
About this talk. On March 28, 2007, monks from Sera Jey monastery in the Gelug tradition performed the ritual music and chants of the Guru Puja, one of the foundational daily practices in Tibetan Buddhism. This 77-minute session captures the actual ceremony as chanted and sung by the monastic community, with traditional melodies, rhythmic patterns, and liturgical responses integral to devotional practice. The recording preserves both the spoken and musical elements of this essential guru-yoga ritual, offering listeners an opportunity to hear authentic Gelug monastic chanting in real time. Valuable for practitioners who have received guru-yoga teachings and wish to familiarize themselves with the ceremonial forms.
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File: ritual-music-and-chants-of-gel-practices-guru-puja-sera-jey-monks-28thmarch2007
Teacher: Ritual Music and Chants of Gelug Tradition Sera Monastry
Collection: Practices (Ritual Music and Chants of Gelug Tradition Sera Monastry)
Recorded at: Buddha House Adelaide
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