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White Tara’s Long Life Mantra:

Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mama Ahyu Punye Jnana Puktrim Kuru So Ha

Om: essence of awakened body, speech and mind
Tare: quickly with boldness
Tuttare: clearing away all fear, distress and suffering of all beings
Ture: complete victory of truth over all negativity
Mama: “me”
Ayu: “life”
Punye: “merit”
Jnana: “Wisdom”
Puktrim Kuru: “Increase”
Soha/svaha: all accomplishments

Live recording from Sit Sing Sat Sang with Radical Devotion
(Bhajan, Mantra, Kirtan)
Devotional music - sound of light in Oslo

Linda Helena Cecilia Grahn - Vocal/Harmonium
Trond Erland Turiiya Sigvartsen - Vocal/Guitar
Tord Helsingeng - Guitar
Gui Mendonça - Tampura

White Tara Mantra - Radical Devotion live @ Sit Sing Sat Sang Oslo 20 Nov 2013

Ye Mila Shepa Dorje_Guru Rinpoche Mantra

Vajrasattva

Mantra Buddha Medicine Patrul Rinpoche

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

Dorje Sempa-Vajrasattva (100 Syllable) mantra

Oṃ Tāre Tuttāre Ture Svāhā
Om tare tuttare ture swaha (soha)

In short, om tare tuttare ture soha means “I prostrate to the Liberator, Mother of all the Victorious Ones.”
The Tara mantra is om tare tuttare ture soha. To explain the meaning of tare tuttare ture: tare means liberating from samsara.
Tare shows that Mother Tara liberates living beings from samsara, from true suffering, or problems. You can relate this to the particular sufferings of human beings: birth, old age, sickness and death; meeting undesirable objects and experiencing aversion; not finding desirable objects or finding them but gaining no satisfaction… All these are the problems of true suffering. If you rely upon Tara by taking refuge in her and doing Tara practices—such as the recitation of mantra or praises — with tare, Tara liberates you from all these true sufferings.
The second word, tuttare, liberates you from the eight fears. There are eight fears related to external dangers from fire, water, air, earth, and also from such things as thieves and dangerous animals. However, the main dangers come from ignorance, attachment, anger, pride, jealousy, miserliness, doubt and wrong views. These eight disturbing thoughts that you have in your mind are the main dangers… This second word, tuttare, which liberates you from the eight fears, frees you from the true cause of suffering: karma and the all-arising disturbing thoughts.
The third word, ture, liberates you from disease. Now, of the Four Noble Truths, ture shows the cessation of suffering, which is the ultimate Dharma. In terms of liberating from disease, the actual disease we have is ignorance not knowing the absolute nature of the I, and all the disturbing thoughts that arise from this ignorance… By liberating us from disease, ture actually liberates us from the true cause, disturbing thoughts, and also the true sufferings.
The rough meaning of these three words tare tuttare ture is: “To you, embodiment of all the Buddhas’ actions, I prostrate always — whether I am in happy or unhappy circumstances — with my body, speech and mind.”
The final word soha means establishing the root of the path within your heart. In other words, by taking refuge in Tara and doing Tara practice, you receive the blessings of Tara in your own heart. This gives you space to establish the root of the path, signified by tare tuttare ture, in your heart. By establishing the path of the three capable beings within your heart, you purify all impurities of your body, speech and mind, and achieve Tara’s pure vajra holy body, holy speech and holy mind, which are signified by om. Your body, speech and mind are transformed into Tara’s holy body, holy speech and holy mind. This is the rough meaning of om tare tuttare ture soha.

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The last line of the Heart Sutra in Sanskrit. Produced and recorded at the Mid America Buddhist Association in Augusta, Missouri. 

Mantra- Calling The Lama From Afar - Lama Gyurme And Jean - Philippe Rykiel

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