The Heart Sutra, chanted
The Heart Sutra chanted through in Lama Tashi's multiphonic voice, just under six minutes.
Tibetan Buddhism · Tibetan Overtone Chant
Tibetan chant master, former principal chant master of Drepung Loseling, who sounds several notes at once in the deep multiphonic voice.
Tibetan chant master, born in 1968 in Arunachal Pradesh, India, and former principal chant master of Drepung Loseling Monastery. He is a master of the deep multiphonic voice in which a single singer sounds several notes at once, has led the Long Life Puja chanting for the Dalai Lama, and in 2006 became the first Buddhist monk nominated for a Grammy as a solo artist, for Tibetan Master Chants. He is president of the Siddhartha Foundation.
Talks, day programmes and retreats currently listed in the Paths Are Many calendar.
No upcoming events are currently listed.
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this artist in their own words.
The Heart Sutra chanted through in Lama Tashi's multiphonic voice, just under six minutes.
An hour of rgyud-skad, the deep multiphonic chant in which one voice sounds several notes at once, held as a single invocation.
Lama Tashi teaches for over an hour on how the chanted sound and the intention behind it hold each other up in Tibetan practice, and chants as he goes.
A diverse family of Vajrayana traditions combining philosophical study, meditation, ritual and lineage transmission.
Explore the path →