The Goddess of the White Parasol mantra lyrics: ”Tadyatha Om Anale Anale Khasame Khasame Bhayre Bhayre Sauma Saume Sarva Buddha Adishtana Adishtite Soha Om Sarva Tathagatha Ushinisha Sitataputra Hum Phat Hum Mama Hum Ni Soha.” Description: Goddess Sitatapatra or Dukkar in Tibetan is regarded as the female counterpart of the Bodhisattva of Great Compassion – Avalokitesvara. The Goddess’ name …
Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva extensive mantra complete lyrics: ”CHIM BO, CHIM BO, CHIM CHIM BO, A CA SA CHIM BO, VA RA RA CHIM BO, A MA VA RA CHIM BO, VA RA CHIM BO, VA CHI RA CHIM BO, A RO GA CHIM BO, DA RO MA CHIM BO, SA TE VA CHIM BO, SA TE …
Yellow Dzambhala mantra lyrics: ”Om Dzambhala Dzalentraye Svaha.” Yellow Dzambhala is the most well known of the wealth deities in Tibetan Buddhism. Dzambhala helps us to assure that of our needs are met and we have abundance, wealth, and prosperity in each and every area of our lives. Some people have financial problems, others have …
Ekajati, also known as Blue Tara, is a main female protector in both the Nyingma and Sarma (Sakya, Kagyu, Gelug) Schools of Tibetan Buddhism. In Sarma Schools, She is the mother of Shri Devi and has a more common appearance, with one face, two breasts, and three eyes, always in a semi-wrathful visage and with …
Om Vajra Sattva Hum is a mandatory practice for every Vajrayana practitioner. It is usually chanted 100,000 times with the goal of purifying the negative karma of the individual chanting it. The Vajrasattva Practice of the Four Preliminary Practices is the primary tool for the eradication of bad karma. ”To meditate on Vajrasattva is the same …
Mahakala mantra lyrics: ”Om. Mahakalaye Soha.” Description: Mahakala is a protector deity known as a Dharmapala in Vajrayana Buddhism, especially most Tibetan traditions, in Tangmi and in Japanese Esoteric Buddhism. Maha literally translates as great and kala signifies time or death, hence Mahakala means “beyond the time” or ”Great Dark One”. He is usually black …
Yemaya Assessu Mantra complete lyrics: „Yemaya Assessu, Assessu yemaya Yemaya olodo, Olodo yemaya.” Yemaya Assessu translation in English: „A celebration of the moment when the river meets the ocean. Yemaya is the Goddess of the ocean and the mother of all Goddesses.” This amazing mantra comes from Yoruba, Africa. Yemaya is a spirit from the …
Buddha Amitabha is a celestial Buddha characterized in the sacred text of the Mahayana school of Buddhism. He represents compassion and love, and he is pictured as being the rich, warm color of the setting sun. He is the principal Buddha in the Pure Land sect, a branch of Buddhism practiced primarily in East Asia, …
In both Buddhism and Taoism, Kuan Yin (pronounced Guan Yin) is the Goddess of compassion, and She is the Japanese Bodhisattva Kanzeon or Kannon. Kuan Yin’s original name in Sanskrit is Avalokitesvara, which roughly signifies „The Observer of the sights and sounds of the world”. Some Sanskrit scholars say that the Bodhisattva began as the …
OM Vasudhare Svaha is pronounced as: OM WA SU DHA REI SWA HA More information: On several occasions, the All-Compassionate Buddha shared with us spiritual practices that will enhance our wealth and prosperity, so that His devotees may pursue their spiritual goals with less physical and mundane distraction. One of the wealth deities introduced by …
