Composing started on 1 March 2022
Putthajayamangkala @ Pahung @ Tawai Pon Phra 8 Bot's Khata.
The 8 Verses on Wholesome Victories
Khata Pahung @ Phutthajayamangkala widely known as The Eight Verses on Wholesome Victories derived from the Book of Protection (Paritta Sutta) from the Pali Canon -- the standard collection of scriptures in the Theravada Buddhist tradition, as preserved in the Pāli language. The Jayamangala Gatha is a chant recommended by the Buddha to destroy negativity and to generate auspiciousness. It is said that these verses if chanted with a clear and pure intention are helpful in protecting the seeker by attracting the good vibes around.
"Daun pokok nyior semua hija tapi buoh dio,ado kuning, ado hija, ado koko. Tapi isi semua putih walaupun ado isi tebal, ado isi nipis. Air dio, kade-kade manis, kade-kade mase. Kita ni napok hebat bilo kito jupo nga ore jahil ilmu drp kito. Kito plok napok jahil bilo kito jupo nga ore hok lebih berilmu drp kito ! Mum jupo aku, mum kato aku hebat, aku jupo mum, aku kato mum hebat. Aku jupo guru aku, aku kato dio hebat. Guru aku gi jupo guru dio, dio kato guru dio hebat. Jadi, sapo yang hebat sebenarnyo ? Ore Cino kato 一山比一山高 . Jange agah, jange riak. Jange ingat kito sore jah hebat !"
Stanza 1 |
Victory against Mära |
Stanza 2 |
Conquering Alavaka |
Stanza 3 |
Taming Nälägiri |
Stanza 4 |
Subduing Aligulimäla |
Stanza 5 |
Retreating Cificä |
Stanza 6 |
Vanquishing Saccaka |
Stanza 7 |
Subjugating Nandopananda |
Stanza 8 |
Conquest over Baka Brahma |
Acronym |
Khata |
Meaning |
PAk |
Pahung Sahassama Phinim Mitasa Vutthantang,Krimay Khalang Utitakho Rasasay Namarang,Tana Titham Mavitthina Cittava Muninto, Tantay Chasa Phavatu
*May *Tay Cakyamang Kalanik.
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Creating a form thousand-armed, each with a weapon, Mara on the elephant Girimekhala roared frightfully with his soldiers. The Lord of Munis conquered him by means of Dhamma giving and so on; by the power of this may I be of wholesome victories. ( by reciting this part
of verses, one can make enemy to respect or fear you. By the power of metta
we can convert them to become our aide or friend which subsequently yields
positive results.)
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MAk |
Mara Tiray Kamaphiyut Cittasap Paratting,Khoram Pana Lava Kamakkhamma Thadthayakkang,Khanti Sutan Tavithina Cittava Muninto, Tantay Chasa Phavatu
*May *Tay Cakyamang Kalanik.
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More than Mara making war all night, was the frightfulness of Alavaka the Yakkha, impatient and arrogant. The Lord of Munis conquered him by means of well-taming and patience; by the power of this may I be of wholesome victories.
(by reciting this verses, one can shield, protect and ward off bad spirits or ghost.)
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NAK |
Nala Kiring Kacavarang Atimat Tapphutang,Tavat Kicak Kamaksani Vasuta Runantang, Mettam Pussay Kavitthina Cittava Muninto, Tantay Chasa Phavatu
*May *Tay Cakyamang Kalanik
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The noble elephant Nalagiri became quite mad, very cruel, like a forest fire, wheel-weapon or a thunder-bolt. The Lord of Munis conquered him by means of sprinkling the water of loving-kindness; by the power of this may I be of wholesome victories. ( by reciting this
verses, one will be able to conquer theirs enemy by means of metta )
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UK |
Ukkhit Takkhak kamatihat Thasutta Runantang,Thavan Tiyo Canapathang Gulima Lavantang,Itthi Phisang Khatamano Cittava Muninto, Tantay Chasa Phavatu
*May *Tay Cakyamang Kalanik
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Very cruel, with a sword upraised in his expert hand, Angulimala running three leaques along the path, he was garlanded with fingers. The Lord of Munis conquered him with a mind performing marvels: by the power of this may I be wholesome victories (by reciting this
verses, one can gain protection when traveling to places. Protection against
spiritual disturbances.)
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KA |
Katava Nakat Thamutarang Iva Kapphiniya,Cincaya Tutthavacanang Chanaka Yamachey,Santayso Mavithina Cittava Muninto, Tantay Chasa Phavatu *May *Tay Cakyamang Kalanik
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Having made her belly like a pregnant woman, by tying on a piece of wood, Cinca spoke lewdly in the midst of the people. The Lord of Munis conquered her by fair and peaceful means; by the power of this may I be of wholesome victories. (by reciting this verses,
one can protect him/herself from whom may hurl accusations or other misdeed.
Think and imagine of your enemy when reciting this katha.)
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SAK |
Sakcang Vihak Yamatisak Cakkava Takaytung,Vata Phiro Pitakmanang Atit An Thaphutang,Panya Pati Pacalito Cittava Muninto, Tantay Chasa Phavatu *May *Tay Cakyamang Kalanik
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Saccaka, whose speech habitually departed from the truth, raised up, like a flag, his theory with a mind completely blind. The Lord of Munis conquered him by wisdom’s shining lamp; by the power of this may I be of wholesome victories. (by reciting this
verses, ones can enhance powerful speech to gain rapport and trust from the
audiences / superior ) |
NAN |
Nanto Panan Taphucakang Viputthang Mahitthing, Puttaynathay Rakphucakayna Tama Payanto, Itthu Patatay Savitthina Cittava Muninto, Tantay Chasa Phavatu *May *Tay Cakyamang Kalanik.
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Nandopananda the serpent of wrong misunderstanding but
great power, the (Buddha’s) son, the Elder (Moggallana) serpent-like set out
to tame. The Lord of Munis conquered him by means of a demonstration of
power; by the power of this may I be of wholesome victories. (recite this verses, when you are in the
forest to avoid wild & fierce animals with fang from biting @ harming you.)
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DUK |
Dukka Hatit Thiphucakayna Sutattha Hatthang,Prammang Visut Thit Juttimit Thipaka Phithanang,Yana Katay Navithina Cittava Muninto, Tantay Casa Phavatu
*May *Tay Cakyamang Kalanik
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Like a serpent well coiled about the arms were the wrongly
grasped views of the Bhrama-god named Baka of pure light and power. The Lord
of Munis conquered him by means of the medicine of knowledge; by the power of this may I be of wholesome victories. (by reciting this
verses, this will enable him/herself to tame any aggressive and annoying @
roaming spirits that annoys people.)
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Eta Piput
Thacayamang Kala Attha Katha |
He who recites these
eight verses each and every day, which are about the Buddha’s (many) blessed successes, and remembers them with diligence after giving up (all) the many and various kinds of adversity, that wise man
will (soon thereafter) attain both freedom and happiness. |
Notes;
PhavatuMay Cakyamang
Kalanik - Me @ Singular
PhavatuTay Cakyamang Kalanik - You @ Plural | ||
Right after reciting Pahung verses, phra keici achan will continue to recite Maha Jayamangala @ Jaya-parittam Gatha (
Stanzas of Great Victory Recital for Blessing and Protection ) that consists of Jayaparittang ( Mahakaruniko) and Sumangkalakatha ( Pawat Tusap ). Maha Jayamangala @ Jaya-parittam Gatha |
As I mentioned earlier, this Phutthajayamangkala Khata including the 8 abbreviation; Pak Mak Nak Uk Ka Sak Nan Duk can be recited as often as one wishes whether to be chanted by the entire khata / any parts or one may chant 108 times accordance to the holy Buddhist day;
Monday 15 times
Tuesday 8 times
Wednesday-7.00am to 6.59 pm 17 times
Wednesday-7.00 pm to 6.59 am 12 times
Thursday 19 times
Friday 21 times
Saturday 10 times
Sunday 6 times
Real life experienced o1……….
I met with an accident in 1999 and sought late Phor Kae @ Mor Keaw for Kae Krog lae Kae Kam wihi- MANDI BUNGA - 冲花水 and PELEPAS DAUN LALANG. While performing the withi Mor Keaw holds / places the Phra Naprok on his lap and recites the Pahung khata before reciting another Sadog Krog’s khata. I could listen to Mor Keaw recites Pahung khata mixed with various khatas during the Kae Krog lae Kae Kam wihi. Including Mae Nang Thoranee’s khatas.
Phutthak Kecah-Kecah Ok Pai…………..….
Real life experienced o2……….
Incomplete khatas, please do not recite !
Sample of Look Chang Khata for Making Holy Water ( Pokasap )
Incomplete khatas, please do not recite !
Composing ends on 11 November 2022.
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