Name: Mantra- Sangye Menla Ou Bhaisajyaguru (Buda De la Medicina). by Sil
Duration: 8 min 19 s
Description: Buddhist mantras

Buddhist Incantations the meditative sounds of buddhist chants & mantras

Buddhist Chanting 3: Om Tare Tu Tare Ture So Ha, By Jigme Namgyal (EX TIPA)

I

Namaḥ sarva buddha bodhi-satve-bhyaḥ
Namaḥ saptānāṃ samyak-saṃbuddha koṭīnāṃ sa-śrāvaka saṃghānāṃ
Namo loke arhattāṃ
Namaḥ srotāpannānāṃ
Namaḥ sakṛdāgāmināṃ.
Namaḥ anāgāmināṃ.
Namo loke samyag-gatānāṃ samyak-prati-pannānāṃ
Namo devarṣiṇāṃ
Namaḥ siddha-vidyā-dhāra-rṣiṇāṃ, śāpānugraha-samarthānāṃ.
Namo brahmaṇe.  Namaḥ indrāya.
Namo bhagavate rudrāya umāpati-sahīyāya.
Namo bhagavate nārāyaṇāya,
lakṣmi paṃca-mahā-mudrā namas-kṛtāya.
Namo bhagavate mahā-kālāya, tripura-nagara-vidrāpaṇa-karāya,
adhi-muktaka śmaśāna-vāsine, mātṛ-gaṇa namas-kṛtāya.
Namo bhagavate tathāgata kulāya.
Namo bhagavate padma kulāya.
Namo bhagavate vajra kulāya.
Namo bhagavate maṇi kulāya.
Namo bhagavate gaja-kulāya.
Namo bhagavate dṛḍha-śūra-sena-pra-haraṇa-rājāya,
tathāgatāya arhate samyak-saṃbuddhāya.
Namo bhagavate amitābhāya, tathāgatāya arhate samyak-saṃbuddhāya.
Namo bhagavate akṣobhyāya, tathāgatāya arhate samyak-saṃbuddhāya.
Namo bhagavate bhaiṣajya-guru-vaiḍūrya-prabha-rājāya,
tathāgatāya arhate samyak-saṃbuddhāya.
Namo bhagavate saṃpuṣpita-sālendra-rājāya,
tathāgatāya arhate samyak-saṃbuddhāya.
Namo bhagavate śākyamunaye,
tathāgatāya arhate samyak-saṃbuddhāya.
Namo bhagavate ratna-kusuma-ketu-rājāya,
tathāgatāya arhate samyak-saṃbuddhāya.
Teṣāṃ namas-kṛtva imāṃ bhagavata stathāgatoṣṇīṣaṃ,
Sitātapatraṃ namāparājitaṃ pratyaṅgirāṃ.
Sarva bhūta-graha nigraha-karaṇīṃ.
Para vidyā cchedanīṃ.
Akālaṃ-mṭtyu pari-trāṇa-karīṃ.
Sarva bandhana mokṣaṇīṃ.
 Sarva duṣṭa duḥ-svapna nivāraṇīṃ.
Caturaśītīnāṃ graha sahsrāṇāṃ vi-dhvaṃsana-karīṃ.
Aṣṭā-viṃśatināṃ nakśatrāṇāṃ vi-dhvaṃsana-karīṃ.
Sarva śatrū nivāraṇīṃ.
Ghoraṃ duḥ-svapnānāṃ ca nāśanīṃ.
Viṣa śastra agni uttaraṇīṃ.
Aparājitaṃ mahā-ghorāṃ,
Mahā-balām mahā-caṇḍāṃ mahā-dīptaṃ mahā-tejaṃ,
Mahā-śvetām mahā-jvalaṃ mahā-balā pāṇḍara-vāsinī
Ārya-tārā bhṛkuṭīṃ ceva vijaya vajra-maleti vi-śrutāṃ,
Padmaṃkaṃ vajra-jihva ca mālā-cevāparājita,
Vajrā daṇḍīṃ viśālā ca śanta vaideva-pūjitāṃ,
Saumya-rūpaṃ mahā-śvetā,
Ārya-tārā mahā-bala aparā vjra śaṇkalā ceva,
Vajra kaumāri kulan-dharī,
Vajra hastā ca mahā-vidyā kāṃcana mālikā,
Kusuṃbhā ratna ceva vairocanā kulāthadāṃ uṣṇīṣa,
vi-jṛmbha-mānā ca savajra kanaka prabha locana,
vajrā tuṇḍī ca śvetā ca kamalākṣī śaśī-prabha,
ityete mudra gaṇā, sarve rakṣaṃ kurvantu mama sarva
satvānāṃ ca.


II

Oṃ ṛṣi-gaṇa praśāstaya sarva
tathāgatoṣṇīṣāya hūṃ trūṃ.
Jambhana-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Stambhana-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Mohana-kara hūṃ trūṃ. 
Mathana-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Para-vidyā saṃ-bhakṣaṇa-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Sarva duṣṭānāṃ stambhana-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Sarva yakṣa rākṣasa grahāṇāṃ, vi-dhvaṃsana-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Caturaśītīnāṃ graha sahasrāṇāṃ. vi- dhvaṃsana-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Aṣṭā-viṃśatīnāṃ nakṣatrānāṃ pra-sādana-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Aṣṭānāṃ mahā-grahāṇāṃ utsādana-kara hūṃ trūṃ.
Rakṣa rakṣa māṃ.
Bhagavan stathāgatoṣṇīṣa
sitātapatra mahā vajroṣṇīṣa,
mahā pratyaṅgire mahā sahasra-bhuje sahasra-śīrṣe.
koṭī-śata sahasra-netre, abhedya jvalitā-taṭaka,
mahā-vjrodāra tṛ-bhuvana maṇḍala.
Oṃ svastir bhavatu māṃ mama.


III

Rāja-bhayā cora-bhayā udaka-bhayā agni-bhayā,
viṣa-bhayā śastra-bhayā para-cakra-bhayā du-bhikṣa-bhayā,
aśani- bhayā akāla-mṛtyu-bhayā
dharaṇī-bhūmi-kampā-bhayā ulkā-pāta-bhayā,
rāja-daṇḍa-bhayā suparṇi-bhayā nāga-bhayā vidyut-bhayā.
Deva-grahā nāga-grahā yakṣa-grahā rākṣasa-grahā
preta-grahā, piśāca-grahā bhūta-grahā kumbhaṇḍa-grahā
pūtana-grahā, kaṭa-pūtana-grahā skanda-grahā apasmāra-grahā
utmāda-grahā, cchāya-grahā revati-grahā jamika-grahā
kaṇṭha-kamini-grahā.
Ojāhāriṇyā  garbhāhāriṇyā  jātāhāriṇyā  jīvitāhāriṇya,
rudhirāhāriṇyā  vasāhāriṇyā  māṃsāhāriṇyā  medāhāriṇyā,
majjāhāriṇyā  vāntāhāriṇyā  asucyāhāriṇyā  ciccāhāriṇyā,
teṣāṃ sarveṣāṃ.
Sarva grahāṇāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Pari-brajāka kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Ḍāka-ḍākinī kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi
Mahā-paśupati rudra kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Nārāyaṇā paṃca mahā mudrā kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi
Tatva garuḍa sahīyāya kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi
Mahā-kāla mātṛgaṇa sahīyāya kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Kāpālika kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Jayakarā madhukara sarvārtha-sādhaka kṛtāṃ,
vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi
Catur-bhaginī bhratṛ-paṃcama sahīyāya kṛtāṃ,
vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Bhṛṅgi-riṭika nandi-keśvara gaṇapati sahīya kṛtāṃ,
vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Nagna-śramaṇa kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Arhanta kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Vīta-rāga kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Vajra-pāṇi guhyakādhipati kṛtāṃ vidyāṃ cchinda-yāmi kīla-yāmi.
Rakṣa rakṣa māṃ.


IV

Bhagavata stathāgatoṣīṣaṃ sitātapatraṃ namo-stute.
Asitānalārka prabha-sphuṭa vikasitātapatre.
Jva jvala dhaka-khaka vidhaka-vidhaka dara dara vidara vidara,
cchinda cchinda bhinda bhinda, hūṃ hūṃ phaṭ! phaṭ! svāhā.
Hehe phaṭ. Amogha phaṭ. Apratihata phaṭ. Vara-prada phaṭ.
Asura vidrāpaka phaṭ. Sarva deve-bhyah phaṭ. Sarva nāge-bhyaḥ phaṭ
Sarva yakṣe-bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva rākṣase-bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva garuḍe-bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva gāndharve-bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva asure-bhyaḥ phaṭ.  Sarva  kindare- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva mahorage- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva manuṣe- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva amanuṣe- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva bhūte- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva piśāce- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva kumbhaṇḍe- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva pūtane- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva kaṭa-pūtane- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva dur-laṅghite- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva duṣ-prekṣite- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva jvare- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva apasmāre- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva śramaṇe- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva tirthike- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva utmāde- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Sarva vidyā-rājācārye- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Jayakarā madhukara sarvārtha-sādhake- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Sarva vidyācārye- bhyaḥ phaṭ. Catur bhaginī- bhyaḥ phaṭ.
Vajra kaumārī kulan-dharī  mahā-vidyā-rājebhyaḥ phaṭ.
Mahā-pratyaṅgire-bhyaḥ phaṭ. Vajra śankalāya phaṭ.
Mahā-pratyaṅgira-rājāya phaṭ.
Mahā-kālāya mahā-mātṛ-gaṇa namas-kṛtāya phaṭ.
Veṣṇuvīye phaṭ. Brahmaṇīye phaṭ. Agnīye phaṭ. Mahā-kālīye phaṭ. 
Kāla-daṇḍīye phaṭ. Indrīye phaṭ. Raudrīye phaṭ.
Cāmuṇḍīye phaṭ. Kāla-rātrīye phaṭ...Kāpālīye phaṭ.
Adhi-muktaka śmaśāna vāsinīye phaṭ.
Yeke-citta satva mama.


 V

Duṣṭa-cittā pāpa-cittā raudra-cittā vi-dveṣa amaitra-cittā.
Utpāda-yanti kīla-yanti mantra-yanti japanti juhvanti.
Ojāhārā garbhāhārā rudhirāhārā vasāhārā,
majjāhārā jātāhārā jīvitāhārā malyāhārā,
gandhāhārā puṣpāhārā phalāhārā sasyāhārā.
Pāpa-cittā duṣṭa-cittā raudra-cittā.
Yakṣa-graha rākṣasa-graha preta-graha piśāca-graha,
bhūta-graha kumbhaṇḍa-graha skanda-graha utmāda-graha,
cchāya-graha apasmāra-graha ḍāka-ḍākinī-graha,
revati-graha jamika-graha śakuni-graha mantra-nandika-graha, 
lamvika-graha hanu kaṇṭha-pāṇi-graha.
Jvara ekāhikā dvaitīyakā straitīyakā catur-thakā.
Nitya-jvarā viṣama-jvarā vatikā paittikā,
śleṣmikā san-nipatikā sarva-jvarā. 
Śirortti ardhavabhedaka arocaka,
akṣi-rogaṃ nasa-rogaṃ mukha-rogaṃ hṛd-rogaṃ gala-grahaṃ,
karnṇa-śūlaṃ danta-śūlaṃ hṛdaya-śūlaṃ marma-śūlaṃ,
pārśva-śūlaṃ pṛṣṭha-śūlaṃ udara-śūlaṃ kaṇṭī-śūlaṃ,
vasti-śūlaṃ ūru-śūlaṃ jāṅgha-śūlaṃ hasta-śūlaṃ,
pāda-śūlaṃ sarvāṅga-pratyaṅga-śūlaṃ.
Bhūta vetāḍa ḍāka-ḍākinī jvara.
Dadru kāṇḍu kiṭibhalotavai sarpa-lohāliṅga,
śūṣatra sagara viśa-yoga,
agni udaka mara vaira kāntāra akālaṃ-mṛtyu.
Traibuka trai-laṭaka vṛścika sarpa nakula,
siṃgha vyāghra ṛkṣa tarakṣa mṛga,
sva-para jīva teṣāṃ sarveṣāṃ.
ṣitātapatraṃ mahā-vjroṣṇīṣaṃ mahā-pratyaṅgiraṃ.
Yāvadvā-daśa yojanābhyantareṇa,
sīmā-bandhaṃ karomi, diśā-bandhaṃ karomi,
pāra-vidyā-bandhaṃ karomi, tejo-bandhaṃ karomi,
hasta-bandhaṃ karomi, pāda-bandhaṃ karomi,
sarvāṅga-pratyaṅga-bandhaṃ karomi.
Tadyathā: Oṃ anale anale viśade viśade vīra vjra-dhare,
bandha bandhani, vajra-pāṇi phaṭ! hūṃ trūṃ phaṭ! svāhā.
Namaḥ stathāgatāya sugatāya arhate samyak-saṃbuddhāya,
siddhyantu mantra-pada svāhā.

Shurangama Mantra in Sanskrit

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Mantra- Sangye Menla Ou Bhaisajyaguru (Buda De la Medicina).

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

OM AH HUNG are the sublime, essence of the principles of enlightened body, speech, and mind 
VAJRA is the sublime essence of the indestructible family 
GURU is the sublime essence of the jewel family 
PEMA is the sublime essence of the lotus family 
SIDDHI is the sublime essence of the activity family 
HUNG is the sublime essence of the transcendent family

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG 


OM is the perfect splendor and richness of sambhoghakaya 
AH is the total unchanging perfection of dharmakaya, the manifest body of absolute reality 
HUNG perfects the presence of Guru Padmasambhava as the nirmanakaya, the manifest body of emanation 
VAJRA perfects all the heruka deities of the mandalas 
GURU refers to the root and transmission gurus and the holders of intrinsic awareness 
PEMA perfects the assembly of dakas and dakinis 
SIDDHI is the life force of all the wealth deities and the guardians of the treasure teachings 
HUNG is the life force of the dharmapalas, the protective deities

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

OM AH HUNG are the life force of the three classes of tantra 
VAJRA is the life force of the monastic discipline and the sutra class of teachings 
GURU is the life force of abhidharma and kriya (action) yoga, the first level of tantra 
PEMA is the life force of the charya (conduct) yoga, the second class of tantra, and yoga (joining) tantra, the third class of tantra 
SIDDHI is the life force of the mahayoga and anuyoga classes of teachings 
HUNG is the life force of the ati yoga, the Natural Great Perfection (Dzogchen)

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

OM AH HUNG purify obscurations arising from the three mental poisons: desire/attachment, aversion, and ignorance 
VAJRA purifies obscurations which stem from anger 
GURU purifies obscurations which stem from pride 
PEMA purifies obscurations which stem from desire/attachment 
SIDDHI purifies obscurations which stem from envy/jealousy 
HUNG in a general way purifies obscurations which stem from all emotional afflictions

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

Through OM AH HUNG one attains the three kayas 
Through VAJRA one realizes mirror-like pristine awareness 
Through GURU one realizes the pristine awareness of equalness 
Through PEMA one realizes the pristine awareness of discernment 
Through SIDDHI one realizes the all-accomplishing pristine awareness 
Through HUNG one realizes the pristine awareness of basic space

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG 


Through OM AH HUNG gods, demons, and humans are subdued 
Through VAJRA one gains power over malevolent forces of certain gods and demons 
Through GURU one gains control over the malevolent forces of the Lord of Death and the cannibal demons 
Through PEMA one gains control over the malevolent influences of the water and wind elements 
Through SIDDHI one gains control over the malevolent influences of non-human forces and spirits bringing harm and exerting negative control over one's life 
Through HUNG one gains control of the malevolent influences of planetary configurations and earth spirits

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

OM AH HUNG accomplishes the six spiritual virtues 
VAJRA accomplishes pacifying activity 
GURU accomplishes enriching activity 
PEMA accomplishes magnetizing activity 
SIDDHI accomplishes enlightened activity in general 
HUNG accomplishes wrathful enlightened activity

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

OM AH HUNG avert all imprecations and curses 
VAJRA averts the negative consequences of breaking one's samaya with the deities of pristine awareness 
GURU averts the negative influences of the eight classes of gods and demons in samsara 
PEMA averts the negative influences of nagas and earth spirits 
HUNG averts the negative influences of gods, demons, humans, samsaric gods

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

OM AH HUNG defeats the army of the five mental poisons 
VAJRA defeats anger 
GURU defeats pride 
PEMA defeats desire/attachment 
SIDDHI defeats envy and jealousy 
HUNG defeats the armies of gods, demons and humans

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

OM AH HUNG brings about the spiritual accomplishments or siddhis 
VAJRA brings about the siddhi of peaceful and wrathful deities 
GURU brings about the siddhi of the awareness-holders and the lineage gurus 
PEMA brings about the siddhi of the dakas and dakinis and dharma protectors 
SIDDHI brings about the mundane and supreme siddhis 
HUNG brings about the siddhi of accomplishing whatever one wishes

OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

OM AH HUNG transfers consciousness to the pure realms of experience 
VAJRA transfers consciousness to the eastern pure realm of Manifest Joy 
GURU transfers consciousness to the southern pure realm of Glory & Splendor 
PEMA transfers consciousness to the western pure realm of  Great Bliss 
SIDDHI transfers consciousness to the northern pure realm of Excellent Activity 
HUNG transfers consciousness to the central pure realm of Unwavering

If a physical form could demonstrate the benefit of even one recitation of OM AH HUNG VAJRA GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG, the entire earth would not be sufficient to contain the merit. All sentient beings who see, hear, or remember this mantra will definitely be established in the ranks of the masculine and feminine awareness-holders. If it is the case that these words of truth of 
the Vajra Guru mantra do not accomplish for sentient beings what they wish to accomplish just as I have promised, then I Pema Jungne, am truly deceiving sentient beings. But I have not deceived you, so you should practice according to my instructions.

Om Ah Hung Vajra Guru Pema Siddhi Hung

( -   - )  ( -   - )   Imee Ooi  ( -   - )    Medicine Buddha Dharani ( -   - )  320

( -   - )  ( -   - )   Imee Ooi ( -   - )    Om Mani Padme Hum ( -   - )  320

Om Mani Peme Hum is the most widely used of all Buddhist mantras.
It is the supreme mantra of love and compassion and it has profound healing qualities for oneself and for all sentient beings.
It has been said that not even the Buddha Himself could fully describe the benefits of reciting this mantra. They are many more than the sand in the Ganges and the drops of water in the ocean...

Om Ma Ni Pe Me Hum 432 Hz

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Mantra- Sangye Menla Ou Bhaisajyaguru (Buda De la Medicina).

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