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While I applaud your bravery, and indeed most of what you recently wrote about Tantra in the Mahayana, there are (self-nominated) “Hinayana Tantra” traditions in and around Nepal and other areas - I met some of them! ( 20040302 ( talk))
I avoid using words like "popular" and I've removed it on chakra. Logoshimpo ( talk) 20:40, 23 May 2024 (UTC)
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Hi @ Javierfv1212
First of all thanks for your efforts and work, it's admirable. But I want to critic objectively the merge that you did and the surprise that nobody disputed it. I am Bhikkhu from the Theravada tradition ordained in Thailand were Bhanakas are still important part of the practice and it's not music, not a melodic chant, but instead the recitation of important aspects of the teaching of the Buda or the monastic code in a language that it's tonal so it have sort of a melody but it's product of the pronunciation of those languages.
For Therevada, the monastic code it's very important, in it we are forbidden to dance, to sing, even to do sports or to engage in any kind of entertainment, including listening to music.
So the Buddhist chants for Theravada tradition, specially for monastics and yogis have a very different meaning, and I don't meant that the other traditions doing things differently are doing it wrong, but this is how different things can be.
Regards -- Dhammadharo ( talk) 00:56, 18 June 2024 (UTC)