Theravadan Buddhist Scripture

Theravadan Buddhist Scripture is a compilation of protective chants normally chanted in Theravadan Buddhist countries (eg: Sri Lanka, Thailand, Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos and so on and so forth). It is believe that the Paritta e book is the most critical "Bible" for Theravadans. Theravadans generally chants the Paritta throughout Full Moon of each month or any occasionas. It also refers back to the Buddhist practice of reciting sure verses and scriptures to be able to thrust back evil fortune or risky conditions, as well as to the unique verses and discourses recited as partita texts. The exercise of reciting or listening to the Theravadan Buddhist scripture began very early in the records of Buddhism.

This app includes all the most critical verses and suttas of the Theravadan Buddhist scripture:
- Vandana
- Tisarana
- Panca Sila
- Salutation to the Buddha, Dhamma and Sangha
- Offerings of flowers, mild and incense
- Aspirations
- Blessings to the world
- Protection from evil
- Fixation of Protection
- Universal Loving Kindness
- Transference of Merits to all celestial beings
- Requesting all sentient beings to take part in obtaining merits
- Transference of Merits to the Departed
- Forgiveness of Shortcoming
- Auspicious Wishes
- Maha Mangala Sutta
- Ratana Sutta
- Karanikaya Metta Sutta