Bharat Devotion
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Buddhist Hymns Directory (A–Z)

Comprehensive directory of sacred shlokas, stotras, chalisas, aartis, prayers, and sacred kathas in Budismo — browse by liturgical category, alphabetical index, or newest additions.

Organized by liturgical genre

Suttas (Sacred Discourses of the Buddha)

5 works

The authentic discourses delivered by Shakyamuni Buddha, preserved in the Pali Canon, offering direct, practical guidance on mindfulness, ethical conduct, and awakening.

Gathas & Dhammapada (Verses of Wisdom)

31 works

Concentrated poetic stanzas that distill the core insights of the Dhamma into vivid, memorable couplets for daily contemplation and peaceful reflection.

Gathas

A Vigilância: O Caminho para o Nibbana

Gathas

Aṅgulimāla Paritta

Gathas

Arahanta Vagga: O Arahant (Versos 90–99)

Gathas

Atta Vagga: O Próprio Eu (Versos 157–166)

Gathas

Bāla Vagga: O Tolo (Versos 60–75)

Gathas

Bhikkhu Vagga: O Monge (Versos 360–382)

Gathas

Brāhmaṇa Vagga: O Verdadeiro Brâmane (Versos 383–423)

Gathas

Buddha Jayamangala Atthagatha: As Oito Estrofes de Vitória do Buda

Gathas

Buddha Vagga: O Iluminado (Versos 179–196)

Gathas

Daṇḍa Vagga: A Punição / O Bastão (Versos 129–145)

Gathas

Dhammaṭṭha Vagga: O Justo (Versos 256–272)

Gathas

Jarā Vagga: A Velhice (Versos 146–156)

Gathas

Kodha Vagga: A Raiva (Versos 221–234)

Gathas

Loka Vagga: O Mundo (Versos 167–178)

Gathas

Magga Vagga: O Caminho (Versos 273–289)

Gathas

Mala Vagga: As Impurezas (Versos 235–255)

Gathas

Nāga Vagga: O Elefante (Versos 320–333)

Gathas

Niraya Vagga: Os Estados de Padecimento / O Inferno (Versos 306–319)

Gathas

O Capítulo da Mente (Cittavagga)

Gathas

O Ensinamento dos Budas

Gathas

Os Três Refúgios

Gathas

Os Versos Gêmeos (Yamaka Vagga) do Dhammapada

Gathas

Pakiṇṇaka Vagga: Miscelânea (Versos 290–305)

Gathas

Paṇḍita Vagga: O Sábio (Versos 76–89)

Gathas

Pāpa Vagga: O Mal (Versos 116–128)

Gathas

Piya Vagga: A Afeição / O Que É Querido (Versos 209–220)

Gathas

Puppha Vagga: As Flores (Versos 44–59)

Gathas

Sahassa Vagga: Os Milhares (Versos 100–115)

Gathas

Sukha Vagga: A Felicidad (Versos 197–208)

Gathas

Taṇhā Vagga: O Desejo Sedento / O Apego (Versos 334–359)

Gathas

Versículo de Dedicação de Mérito aos Parentes

Mantras & Dharanis (Chants of Awakening & Compassion)

12 works

Sacred chants preserved across Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions, recited to awaken boundless compassion (Bodhicitta) and clear spiritual blockages.

Vandana & Daily Precepts (Devotional Homage)

4 works

Sacred verses taking refuge in the Triple Gem (Buddha, Dhamma, Sangha) and affirming universal moral precepts for peace and mindful living.

Jataka Tales (Past Life Stories of the Buddha)

3 works

The beloved canonical collection of tales recounting the Bodhisattva's past lives, illustrating the ten perfections (Paramitas) such as compassion, generosity, and truth.

Canonical Buddhist Kathas (Life of Buddha & Disciples)

14 works

Moving canonical narratives recounting the historical Buddha's life—the Great Departure, Enlightenment under the Bodhi tree, and transformations of disciples like Angulimala.

Buddhist Pilgrimages & Holy Sites (Char Dham & Stupas)

9 works

The four foremost holy sites recommended by the Buddha for pilgrimage—Lumbini, Bodh Gaya, Sarnath, and Kushinagar—along with historic monastic centers.

Dharma Foundations & Meditation (Eightfold Path & Mindfulness)

1 works

Core practices and practical frameworks of the Buddha's path: mindfulness of breath (Anapanasati), insight meditation (Vipassana), and the Noble Eightfold Path in everyday life.

Buddhist Philosophy (Pratityasamutpada, Shunyata & Anatta)

6 works

In-depth explorations of fundamental Buddhist metaphysics: dependent origination (Pratityasamutpada), the illusion of permanent self (Anatta), and radiant emptiness (Shunyata).

Buddha Puja & Offering Protocols (Vandana & Vesak Vidhi)

2 works

Devotional offering protocols before the Buddha statue or Bodhi tree: lighting lamps, offering water, flowers, incense, chanting protective Parittas, and Vesak rituals.