Name: 02 Heart Sutra by Lama Norbu, Tibetan Yogi by Katia Omahung
Duration: 11 min 26 s
Description: 02 Heart Sutra by Lama Norbu, Tibetan Yogi

Authentic Tibetan Chants to the deity Tara by one of the few female lamas. Her Eminence Jamyang Sakya transports you to Tibet, the Land of Snows, where you feel you're in a remote monastery, finding peace and enlightenment.

White Tara Mantra

02 Heart Sutra by Lama Norbu, Tibetan Yogi

White Tara mantra

(Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mama Ayuh Punya Jñana Pustim Kuru Svaha)

White Tara (Sitatara) White Tara is the Tara associate with compassion and long life. The White Tara mantra is very often chanted with an individual in mind, in order to entreat Tara to bless them with the long life and the compassion that they need to overcome obstacles.

Green Tara 
om tare tuttare ture soha 
It means “I prostrate to the Liberator, Mother of all the Victorious Ones.” By calling on Tara’s protection from danger and from our fears with a sincere motivation to be relieved of our suffering for the benefit of all beings, we can gain the multiple benefits of selfish altruism, and compassionate action, becoming happier ourselves as we help others. 


01 TARA MANTRA (white Tara & green Tara) by Lama Norbu, Tibetan Yogi

TARA MANTRA (white Tara & green Tara)

White Tara mantra

(Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mama Ayuh Punya Jñana Pustim Kuru Svaha)

White Tara (Sitatara) White Tara is the Tara associate with compassion and long life. The White Tara mantra is very often chanted with an individual in mind, in order to entreat Tara to bless them with the long life and the compassion that they need to overcome obstacles.

Green Tara 
om tare tuttare ture soha 
It means “I prostrate to the Liberator, Mother of all the Victorious Ones.” By calling on Tara’s protection from danger and from our fears with a sincere motivation to be relieved of our suffering for the benefit of all beings, we can gain the multiple benefits of selfish altruism, and compassionate action, becoming happier ourselves as we help others. 


04 TARA MANTRA (white Tara & green Tara) by Lama Norbu

This track is from my Bliss of Kirtan album and is available for purchase on my website at this link: https://nateshkirtan.com/store.

Durga is one of the major forms of Devi, or Goddess, and the name means one who is inaccessible or difficult to approach.  She is typically portrayed riding a lion, or sometimes tiger, holding an array of weapons.

While the lyrics to this chant to Durga stay the same throughout, it has 3 melodic sections in the format A-B-A-C (meaning the first section repeats between the second and third sections).  The track begins with an esraj intro by Monnie Ramsell.  It features Yvette Om joining Natesh on call and response vocals.  In addition to Monnie Ramsell on esraj, the track instrumentally features Steve Oda on sarod, Daniel Paul on tabla, Ben Leinbach on bass guitar, drums and hand percussion, and Natesh on guitars, drums and hand percussion.

The lyrics are:

He Maa Durgaa He Maa Durgaa He Maa Durgaa Jay Jay Durgaa

Meaning:

O Mother Durga, All Victory to You!

He Ma Durga

Gurur Brahma

Chenrezig mantra is the most well known mantra and it has always been the most favorable mantra for musicians from different parts of the world, many people composed countless melodies for this powerful mantra, we all share one aim, which is to try our best to make you feel the seed of compassion and love inside you and grow it, not only by hearing these mantra songs but also to act out the positive thoughts you have in your mind. 

Mantra of Compassion by Peeter Vahi and Drukmo Gyal

Not only is Manjushri a bodhisattva who is representative of wisdom, but he also belongs to the trinity of family protectors. The family that he is known for protecting includes the first supreme Buddha – Shakyamuni. Of all of the known and recognized bodhisattvas, Manjushri is the individual who is known for having the closest association and relationship with the Buddha.
Manjushri Mantra helps the mind to be free from ignorance and heightens one's intelligence. Allowing clarity of thought and increase memory retention.


Manjushri Mantra (Tibetan Deepvoice Resonant Chant)

Hare Krishna 
Hare Krishna 
Krishna Krishna
Hare Hare
Hare Rama
Hare Rama
Rama Rama
Hare Hare

He Krishna
Karuna Sindhu
Dina bandhu
Jagat Pate
Gopesha
Gopika kanta
Radha Kanta
namostute

Manel Mèlich Solana: Voz y guitarra
Xavier Grau: Bajo eléctrico
Jaume Catà: Tabla
Caro Falcone: Armónium y segunda voz
Ana López: Segunda voz
Sukhdev Prasad Mishrá: Violín
Nitai Ferrera: Kartal y mridanga
Bhakti Sangha: Coros

Jay!

Mahamantra (IVS)

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Mangalam Bhagawan Vishnu

Oṃ Tāre Tuttāre Ture Svāhā

Tara, whose name means "star" or "she who ferries across," is a Bodhisattva of compassion who manifests in female form. In Tibetan, Tara is known as "Dölma" (Sgrol-ma), or "She Who Saves." In particular she represents compassion in action, since she’s in the process of stepping from her lotus throne in order to help sentient beings.

Like Avalokiteshvara, the Green Tara is believed to be an emanation of the "self-born" Buddha Amitabha, and an image of Amitabha is sometimes depicted in Tara's headdress.

In Buddhist religious practice, Green Tara is believed to help her followers overcome dangers, fears and anxieties, and she is especially worshipped for her ability to overcome the most difficult of situations. Green Tara is intensely compassionate and acts quickly to help those who call upon her.

By the time we have been liberated from mundane dangers, liberated from a narrow conception of the spiritual path, and led to a realization of compassion, we have effectively become Tara. In Buddhist practice the “deities” represent our own inner potential. We are all potentially Tara. We can all become Tara.

02 Heart Sutra by Lama Norbu, Tibetan Yogi

Katia Omahung

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