Hallelujah (Hebrew: הללויה,) is a word of Hebrew origin meaning "Praise Yahweh".
- 石川尚寛(Naohiro Ishikawa)

- May 17, 2022
- 1 min read
There are various meditation techniques. Among them, mantra meditation is often practiced.
Mantra is a mantra in Indian language, and chanting the mantra brings about a mystical experience.
I think Buddhist nembutsu or chanting is similar.
I try to keep "Hallelujah" in my mind.
In the morning, during the day, and even while sleeping.
I like the word "Hallelujah" because there is nothing to remind me of my own benefit.
It is not a title, a prayer, or a mantra that I chant for myself.
It is to praise God by purely remembering the words.
I think that focusing on that act may give you some peace of mind, but I don't think that's the purpose of Hallelujah.
But that is not the purpose of saying Hallelujah.
The purpose of saying Hallelujah is to praise God.
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