Prayer vs Zen Tapper

This app is for prayers in memory of deceased & loved people. You may pray for them by listening to the sutras on this app. Sounds provided by this app: - 78 Japanese sutras (Heart Sutra, Shingonshu, Soutoushu, Nichirenshu, Jodoshu, Jodoshinshu, etc.) - wooden drum (instrument) - singing bowl (instrument) This app has a recording function, so you can also use your own sounds. When you select multiple sutras in the settings, they will play in order from top to bottom. You can also chant sutras yourself using the buttons that make wooden drum and singing bowl. You can switch display of ten photos of someone who has passed away. For those who prefer not to use photos, we also offer preset images such as landscapes.

​"Zen Tapper" Introduction​ Morning bells awaken the dawn, evening drums accompany twilight. Here lies a Pure Field of Merit, crafted for practitioners to settle body and mind. Following the Buddha’s teachings, we harmonize with seasonal rhythms and karmic conditions to open gates of skillful means. ​​【Buddhist Calendar】​​ Rooted in Han Buddhist traditions, it marks Buddha’s birth, Bodhisattva anniversaries, fasting days, and major ceremonies. Lunar phases illuminate auspicious moments, ensuring no missed opportunities to cultivate blessings. ​​【Auspicious Timing】​​ Guided by the ancient Baizhang Monastic Code, it advises ideal times for sutra chanting, lamp offerings, and life liberation. Taboos emphasize nurturing compassion as the core principle. ​​【Clouds of Incense】​​ At dawn’s first light (5-7 AM), the incense interface opens. Offerings ascend to Buddhas of the Ten Directions and descend to relieve suffering in the Three Realms. Though visualized, devotion equals tangible offerings. ​​【Dharma Tools】​​ Three strikes of the wooden fish focus scattered minds, gliding rosary beads tally mantras, and singing bowl vibrations dispel drowsiness. Each sacred sound anchors awareness in Prajna’s wisdom. This is no ordinary app, but a ​portable monastery. To all seekers: ​Activate​ with reverence, as stepping into a sacred hall. ​Close​ with mindful stillness, preserving Dharma’s continuity. May all practitioners in this Saha World receive the Three Jewels’ blessings, diligently cultivate precepts, meditation, and wisdom, and extinguish greed, anger, and delusion. Namo Shakyamuni Buddha