Buddha Shakyamuni Mantra
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Buddha Shakyamuni Mantra

muni muni mahamunaye svaha

Shakyamuni Mantra by Shobha Rijal
Composed and recorded by Shobha Rijal from Byoma Kusuma Buddha Dharma Sangha in Kathmandu

Shakyamuni Mantra by Shobha Rijal, Track 3

Shakyamuni Mantra by Shobha Rijal, Track 2

Shakyamuni Mantra by Shobha Rijal, Track 1

Shakyamuni Mantra in Raga Ahir Bairav by Namrata Vartak

Shakyamuni Mantra in Mohanam Raagam set to Aadi Taalam
Composed by Divya
Recited by Gitanjali, Vikruti and Divya.
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Shakyamuni Mantra in Mohanam Raagam set to Aadi Taalam

Shakyamuni Mantra in Badri Jaijaiwanti style by Dr Badrinarayan Srinivasan

Shakyamuni Mantra in Badri Jaijaiwanti style by Dr Badrinarayan Srinivasan - Track 1

Buddha Shakyamuni track in Tala, composed in Dadra with sitar by Abhisekh Gupta, vocals by Subhankar Mridha and Khol by Sumanta Ganguly.

Buddha Shakyamuni track in Tala, composed in Dadra

Shakyamuni Mantra in Badri Bhimapalashi style
Composed by Dr Barinarayan Srinivasan and based on “Bhimpalasi”, an afternoon raga with a tender, loving and blissful mood.

Shakyamuni Mantra in Badri Bhimapalashi style Composed by Dr Barinarayan Srinivasan - Track 2

Shakyamuni Mantra by Venerable Miyajima 
Miyajima Kigyo is a Shingon-school Vajra-Acharya (monk). 
He is the chief priest of the Ichijoin Temple in Kagoshima prefecture. Ven. Miyajima also studies under Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche and Nichang Rinpoche.

Shakyamuni Mantra by Venerable Miyajima Kigyo

Shakyamuni Mantra by a Punjabi Bhakt and Sevak of Buddha and DJKR

Buddhist organization under the direction of Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche.
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Shakyamuni Mantra by a Punjabi Bhakt and Sevak of Buddha and DJKR

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