Jaya Piritha 7 Times - ජය පිරිත 7 වරක්.

Pirith (or Paritta in Pali) refers to the Buddhist practice of chanting protective scriptures or suttas. These verses, typically derived from the Pali Canon, are believed to provide spiritual protection, ward off negative energies, and bring peace and blessings to those who listen to or recite them.

In the Theravāda tradition, monks or laypeople chant pirith for various purposes, including:

Protection and Healing: Pirith is often chanted for the sick, to bring healing and to protect individuals from harm or illness.

Blessings and Prosperity: Pirith chanting ceremonies are common during important life events, such as house blessings, weddings, or the opening of new businesses, as a way to invite good fortune and blessings.

Calming the Mind: Many Buddhists listen to pirith chanting for personal meditation, reflection, and peace of mind.

Pirith chanting is traditionally performed in a rhythmical, calming manner, which helps listeners focus and settle into a meditative state. Today, many people listen to pirith chanting recordings for peace and protection in their homes, or attend chanting ceremonies at temples to participate in the positive, communal energy that pirith brings.

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