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The evil which I have heaped up | |||
Through my ignorance and foolishness, | |||
evil in the world of ev'ryday experience, | |||
As well as evil in understanding and intelligence, | |||
All that I acknowledge to the Protectors. | |||
Standing before them with hands raised in reverence, | |||
And terrified of suffering, I pay salutations again and again, With hands raised in reverence, And terrified of suffering, I pay salutations again and again. | |||
May the Leaders receive this kindly, | |||
Just as it is, with its many faults! | |||
What is not good, O Protectors, | |||
I shall not do again.}} | |||
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(Posted 2024-04-30) CPDL #80450: Confession_of_Faults.mxl
- Editor: Graham Patterson (submitted 2024-04-30). Score information: A4, 7 pages, 99 kB Copyright: CPDL
- Edition notes:
General Information
Title: Confession Of Faults
Composer: Graham Patterson
Lyricist: Shantidevacreate page
Number of voices: 4vv Voicing: SATB
Genre: Sacred, Liturgical music
Language: English
Instruments: A cappella
First published: unpublished
Description: The fourth section of the Sevenfold Puja, written in 2013 for Triratna Buddhist choirs including non-readers.
External websites:
Original text and translations
English text
The evil which I have heaped up
Through my ignorance and foolishness,
evil in the world of ev'ryday experience,
As well as evil in understanding and intelligence,
All that I acknowledge to the Protectors.
Standing before them with hands raised in reverence,
And terrified of suffering, I pay salutations again and again, With hands raised in reverence, And terrified of suffering, I pay salutations again and again.
May the Leaders receive this kindly,
Just as it is, with its many faults!
What is not good, O Protectors,
I shall not do again.