(One shallow bow, two deep bows, three handclaps, and one deep bow) Tah kah ah mah hah lah nee kah mm zoo mah lee mah soo kah moo loh ghee kah moo loh mee noh— mee koh toh—moh chee teh soo meh mee oh yah— kah moo ee zah nah ghee noh— mee koh toh tsoo koo shee noh hee moo kah noh tah chee hah nah noh oh doh noh ah hah ghee hah lah nee mee soh ghee hah lah ee tah moh—toh kee nee nah lee mah seh loo hah lah ee doh noh oh—kah mee tah chee moh loh moh loh noh mah gah goh toh tsoo mee keh gah leh oh hah lah ee tah mah eh kee yoh meh tah mah eh toh mah oh soo koh toh noh yoh shee oh ah mah tsoo kah mee koo nee tsoo kah mee yah oh yoh loh zoo noh kah mee tah chee toh moh nee ah meh noh foo chee koh mah noh— mee mee foo lee tah teh teh kee koh shee meh seh toh kah shee koh mee kah shee koh mee moh mah oh soo… (Bow deeply)

Mee loh koo oh oh mee kah mee mah moh lee tah mah eh sah kee hah eh tah mah eh mee loh koo ohノoh mee kah mee mah moh lee tah mah eh sah kee hah eh tah mah eh… (Bow deeply) Oh shee eh mee oh yah noo shee noh kah mee mah moh lee tah mah eh sah kee hah eh tah mah eh oh shee eh mee oh yah noo shee noh kah mee mah moh lee tah mah eh sah kee hah eh tah mah eh… (Bow deeply and pause for silent prayer) Kah mm nah gah lah tah mah chee hah eh mah seh kah mm nah gah lah tah mah chee hah eh mah seh… (Bow deeply, rise, and three handclaps) Approximate meaning God and Meishusama, here I am. Please listen to my prayer, guide me, and enrich my spirit as you wish. “Amatsunorito” is a compound of the words “amatsu”, meaning “heavenly”, and “norito”, which is a form of Shinto ritual-prayer. It is a prayer of gratitude. Download Chanting card