Trent walker is a postdoctoral fellow at the ho center for buddhist studies and a lecturer in religious studies at stanford university This program offers khmer people living in north america a warm and supportive space to connect with their buddhist heritage through chant and song In buddhist studies from the university of california, berkeley, and has published widely on khmer, lao, pali, thai, and vietnamese buddhist texts and recitation practices
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Trent began his training in […]
Smot chanting, or smot (khmer
ស្មូត or ស្មូតរ) is a chanting tradition performed primarily at funerals in cambodia [1] it is associated with other various forms of buddhist chanting used by buddhism in cambodia but distinct from both paritta chant and khatha used in buddhist chant to proclaim the dhammapada. Tok neang metry (crying song) by chhea sophea smot is a traditional form of buddhist chanting in cambodia It is chanted for the funerals and other ceremonies and the lyrics are usually for the life of buddha.
Trent walker, a scholar of southeast asian buddhism, developed stirring and stilling based on six years of research into cambodian dharma songs as both a student and performer of smot His english translations of sixteen dharma songs are presented here for the first time Currently, stirring and stilling exists only in online form. ប្រជុំបទចម្រៀងសរសើរពុទ្ធស្ថានទាំង១៧បទ ភាគ២ | All Khmer Buddhist 27 Song Place | Part. 2 Jettana Reaksmey
Buddhist Songs, Chants & Prayers - Paṭiccasamuppāda Gāthā lyrics (Pali) + Khmer translation: យេ ធម្មា ហេតុប្ប ភ វា តេសំ ហេតុំ ត ថាគ តោ ឤហ ។ / តេស ញ្ច យ
