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වඳිමු තෙරුවන අරුත දැනගෙන

: If pronounced as "Ithipiso" as one word, it can inadvertently imply "wiping away or removing good qualities" ( pisa damana ) due to the phonetic breakdown in Sinhala, which changes the spiritual intent. Traditional Benefits Reciting the Ithipiso Gathawa is believed to provide: Meaning of the Nine Virtues : He who

Each phrase in the gathawa highlights a specific attribute of the Buddha: Satta Deva Manussanam : The teacher of gods and humans

Though he was initially skeptical because it was a Buddhist chant, he found himself facing a terrifying situation later while crossing a stream. Recalling the chant in that moment of danger is said to have invoked a protective force that saved him, illustrating the belief that the chant acts as a shield against malevolent forces and physical danger. Meaning of the Nine Virtues Importance of Correct Pronunciation

: He who has eradicated all defilements and is worthy of offerings. Samma Sambuddho : The fully self-enlightened one.

: The incomparable leader of those to be tamed. Satta Deva Manussanam : The teacher of gods and humans. Buddho : The enlightened or awakened one. Bhagava : The Blessed One. Importance of Correct Pronunciation