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Every 2 weeks, on the 1st and 15th day of each Lunar month, participants from around the world gather to participate in Lunar Chanting. We chant with the intention to care for the world and to relieve suffering. At the same time, participants find that chanting opens the heart and brings them joy and inner strength.

 

We also chant during:

Lord of the Water Realm Festival (November 2024)

Lantern Festival (February 2025)

Ching Ming Festival (April 2025)

All Souls Festival (August 2025) 

Mid-Autumn Festival (October 2025)

Wong Dai Sin Festival (October 2025)

Double Ninth Festival (October 2025)

Lord of the Water Realm Festival (December 2025)

 

Download chants in PDF format:
Bo Hui Jaan
Goon Yam Gau Foo Ging
Daai Bei Jau
Three Religions Texts

What practitioners are saying about Taoist chanting

I feel the expansion of my lungs and ribs increasing and my chest pain is gone. I did not start the chanting with this outcome in mind, yet here it is.

After my brother’s death 2 years ago, I experienced severe stabbing, catching pain in the heart and lung areas of my chest. I was hospitalized after an ECG found blockages in my arteries. Tests were normal, but the pain remained constant. After chanting for months, the pain is now gone, and I am so grateful.

Chanting is for our health and the Taoist Tai Chi® practice is our medicine. My gratitude for the Taoist arts Master Moy gave us increases daily.

– Felicity, British Columbia

The chanting sessions are so profound and connected even though we are separated from each other. The sense of connection with so many around the world is a way of helping and keeping us strong.

– Milesa, Ontario

At the end of our chanting sessions, I feel invigorated and connected. I discover the meaning of what I’m doing as I go along. I can feel what we’re talking about; just like the physical practice of Tai Chi, chanting helps us gain strength and confidence.

– Alain, Quebec

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