Chanting Breath by Breath

De: Thích Nhất Hạnh

Narrado por: Thich Nhat Hanh

The chants and music in this audiobook are some of the first petals to open on this beautiful flower. Chanted by the resident community of Plum Village in 2002.

©2015 Thich Nhat Hanh (P)2015 Parallax Press, all rights reserved. Published by BetterListen! LLC and Brilliance Audio.

a great daily tool for my daily practice

precious gift, wonderful tool, great merit, creating insight, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, many, thanks.

enlightening

I love the chants and the peace of mind listening gives me, especially during a.m.

Collection of Chants

This is a great collection of chants to enjoy at any time. Some are very calming, others are uplifting. There is a twist at the end…

Really loved it except...

I really enjoyed the chanting throughout. It's pleasant for meditation or background. My only issue is with the end chapter. It starts with an outtake (no problem, it's cute), but then all calmness is intruded upon with a horribly cheesy rendition of the Paramita Sutra, then the tape starts inexplicably speeding up & slowing down, leaving your nerves jarred & jangled!

Needs titles, not just chapter #s

Wish this came with the songbook text to follow along with. Not helpful to have only chapter numbers - needs titles for the songs.

awesome

love this. was handy in learning chants offered in manual. would highly recommend this this to everyone who is a thich nhat hahn fan.

if you own chanting from the heart it's perfect

I purchased along with chanting from the heart so I could make notes and follow along. i like 60% of the chants. which is more than enough to have a 30 min morning meditation. I would say dont purchase without the book chanting from the heart.

Poor presentation

I’m a solo practitioner at the moment, and since I can’t read musical notation I bought this in order to learn the chants in chanting from the heart. Unfortunately the chapters are numbered instead of being labeled with the name of the chant, which makes it difficult to use for that purpose. I’m not even sure why the chapters are numbered since giving the titles would be the obvious way to present something like this.