Hiroko pointed me in the direction of this interactive guide to reading Buddhist sutras, complete with an animated little monk who guides you through the original Sanskrit and Chinese text in phonetic Japanese. It's enlightenment, super kawaii style!
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February 04, 2009
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Cool. I've added these to my notes as such info on chants is hard to find in English resources.
I suspect the Komyo Shingon may be what is at the beginning of the Zenki anime. I'll try to verify that soon for the Anime Companion Supplement web pages.
Posted by: Gilles Poitras | February 04, 2009 at 11:11 PM