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Mantra
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Description
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OM MUNI MUNI MAHA MUNAYE SOHA
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Shakyamuni Buddha is the historical Buddha who lived in India about 2500 years ago and who turned the wheel of Dharma and thereby spread the Buddhist teachings in this world. His body posture represents single pointed concentration and the recognition of all phenomena simultaneously.
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OM BEKHANDZE BEKHANDZE MAHA BEKHANDZE BEKHANDZE RANDZA SAMUNGATE SOHA
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The best known amongst the seven Medicine Buddhas is the Buddha of Lapis Lazuli Light. His colour is deep blue and in his right hand he holds a healing plant and in his left a bowl filled with nectar, which cures all diseases.
It is frequently being mentioned that the Medicine Buddha during our present times is not only helpful for healing diseases but that he also helps to solve other problems and difficulties.
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NAMO RATNA TRAYAYA NAMO BAGAWATI SAKYAMUNEYE TATAGATAYE ARHATE SAMYAKSAM BUDDHAYA TAYATA OM ADZITE ADZITE APARAZITE ADZITA DZAYA HARA HARA METRI AVALOKITE KARA KARA MAHA SAMAYA SIDDHI BARA BARA MAHA BODI MENDA BIDZA MARA EMAKAM SAMAYAM BODI BODI MAHA BODI SOHA
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Maitreya Buddha is the coming Buddha. He embodies the qualities of loving kindness and compassion. His body posture of sitting upright on the throne symbolises that he is ready to appear in this world.
Making a connection with Maitreya Buddha serves as an inspiration and helps us, to develop the qualities of loving kindness and compassion within our own minds.
If you choose this model then we will forward ten percent of your donation to the Maitreya Project. More information about the project at www.maitreyaproject.org
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OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SOHA
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Tara is being called the mother of all Buddhas. With eyes full of warmth and compassion she looks after all sentient beings like a mother after her only child. Her green colour, which represents the wind element and thereby movement, symbolises her ability to act quickly and to help all beings without a delay.
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OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MAMA AYUR PUNGE JHANA PUSHTIM KURU YE SOHA
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White Tara is another female aspect of the enlightened mind and stands for a long and healthy life. White Tara is mainly practiced to boost our life energies and to remove obstacles towards a long and healthy life.
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OM MANI PADME HUM
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Chenrezig is the Buddha of limitless compassion. His thousand arms and eyes symbolise, that during each moment and everywhere simultaneously he recognises all suffering and offers his helping hand. His mantra is likely to be the most frequently recited mantra and it helps us to develop compassion within our hearts.
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