The mantra of woman in Buddhist

Abstract

         This article aims to study the mindfulness sound in Buddhism. It is found that the sound in Buddhist means nature that is emitted, i.e. a person's voice. Come out as words or spoken language to use in communicating between each other. The sound is divided into 2 implications: the first implication is categorized according to the origin of the sound, including celestial voice, human voice, animal voice. and object sounds. The second implication is divided according to sound characteristics. including the sound that should be consumed and sounds that should not be used The sound that appears in the Tripitaka includes the voice of the Buddha. Brahma's voice, music, animal sounds, etc., which sounds are useful for use in various fields, such as in Dharma practice. used for communication used in modern science

         Mantra of woman or the voice of that woman It is a voice that has the power to capture the hearts of listeners whether they are women or the opposite sex. Women are a gender that looks gentle, neat, and has goodwill toward fellow human beings. He is a person with sweet words. Speak to be believed, speak to be liked, speak to help, therefore a woman's voice is a voice of both harm and virtue. In the penalty part, it is the uncleanness of celibacy in the practice of monasticism In which the Lord Buddha has clearly given the guidelines for the practice of Tukham As for the virtues of the female voice mantra It is beneficial to the listener whether in warning, instructing and guiding the heart for happiness in life.