Sanskrit, also known as Sanskrit, refers to the Buddha's voice. The Buddha's voice has five pure phases, namely, integrity, elegance, clearness, profundity, and being heard everywhere, which is one of the 32 phases of the Buddha.

it's also called Brahma. The voice of Buddha and Bodhisattva. That is, the Buddha reported a clean and subtle sound, that is, a wonderful sound with four arguments and eight tones. There is a Sanskrit phase in the thirty-two phases of Buddha. According to Volume IV of the Theory of Great Wisdom, the Sanskrit of Buddha, like the voice of the Great Brahma King, has five kinds of pure sounds: it is as deep as thunder; It is clear and far-reaching, and it is pleasant to hear; Love deeply; The truth is easy to solve; The listener is insatiable.

China Buddhists' interpretation of "Brahma" shows the characteristics of pure, peaceful and far-reaching sound. Therefore, the chanting in general monasteries is also called "Sanskrit" because it contains such subtle sound characteristics.

Extended information:

According to "Long agama", Sanskrit has five elegant characteristics:

1. Integrity, meditation, and no desire to do anything. And its sound, straight and straight, but not evil.

2. Harmony with elegance, separation of heart and desire to dye, and the music of the Philharmonic. And its sound, soft and elegant, is far from rough.

3, clear sound, clear when not turbid, clear when transparent. Abstinence is pure, and the heart is clear. And its sound is pure and clear.

4. The sound is full, the net line is complete, and the heart is light and silent. And its sound is deep and full, not shallow.

5. I heard the sound all over the place, so I was prepared to say the week, and I said it all over the place. The heart is bright and clear, and it reflects ten sides. And its sound is heard far and wide, but not narrow.

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