Buddha Chants - Audio Player MP3 play online

Buddhist Chants are the best and proven way to calm your mind and soul. Pirith is the Sinhala word for paritta (in Pali), which means protection. "It protects one from all directions", is the traditional definition. This is the recitation or chanting of the word of the Buddha. As an asseveration, it can be done individually or as a group. Originally this recitation was initiated as a simple avowal of truth or the invoking of blessings through the power of the internal virtues of a person; then, as the extolling of the infallible virtues of the Triple Gem. Now, it has become a prophylactic and ritualistic function of Buddhists to ward off all sorrows, (sabba dukkha) ailments, (sabba roga), and all fears ( sabba bhaya). This is a kind of chanting ceremony. It is a Buddhist tradition that different chanting ceremonies are held in different countries specifically in order to ward off illness, fear, and danger from evil spirits, and to invoke the blessings of the Triple Gem for protection. Thus, Pirith is now regarded as a safeguard against fear and malady.

Included in the App:
*All pirith(Buddha Chantiings) online (Maha Piritha, Seth Piritha, Rathana Sutra and many more)

*Sinhala Buddhist Songs MP3

*Gangodawila Soma Thero(sermons)-Bana

*Sinhala Buddhist Radio Songs(Rangiri Fm, Neth Fm, The Buddhist Fm) Live 24/7

Useful Tips

1. If you see a message like "Error Accessing Audio File" or Empty Playlist, Simply Click on The Refresh icon on the top of the PlayList.

2. When you exit the app while a Pirith Audio Track is still active and playing, you can see a small music note in the notification bar. That's how you can get back to the app and either stop or change the Pirith Track. The App will not be listed in the Task Manager.

3. All Buddha Chants in this app are streaming via the Internet. So we recommend a fast internet connection for top App Performance - 3G HSPA+,4G LTE, Wi-Fi, etc. We have tested the app and all current Pirith Streaming links are working without skipping.