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What is a Gāthā?

Gāthā is a Sanskrit term for 'song' or 'verse', especially referring to any poetic metre which is used in legends, folklores, or stanzas of a versified portion of the Pāli Canon. Here, Gāthās often refer to stanzas of protective prayers, or a longer form of Mantra.

List of Gāthā:

All Gāthā listed here are open, and available for usage without any need for oral transmission. You may use these to help others, or for you to continue your practice furthermore.

 Sabba-patti-dāna Gāthā:

These are the verses for the dedication of merit, for all sentient beings.
 

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 Devatādipattidāna Gāthā

These are the verses for the dedication of merit for the Devas and others.

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 Uddissanādhiṭṭhāna   Gāthā

These are the verses for the dedication of merit for a plethora of sentient, and divine beings.

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 Dhamma-gārav’ādi   Gāthā

These are the verses on the respect of the Dhamma, and the true, and sublime attitudes of the Buddhas.

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