Date: Fri, 08 Oct 2004 13:53:44 -0400
Sent To: AdvancedReikiTopics@yahoogroups.com
Medicine Buddha Mantra By: Reverend R Clark <clark@acceleration.net>
Greetings Kinchok and ALL!
At 04:06 PM 10/7/2004, Kinchok wrote:
Does anyone know the: Vajra Reiki Master Mantra???
I don't.
Here is another kule one though.
Medicine Buddha Mantra (Tibetan) in Sanskrit:
om namo bhagawate beshajye guru
vaidurya prabha rajaya tathagataya
arhte sammyaksambuddhaya tadyatha
om bheshajye beshajye maha beshajye
beshajye rajaya samungate svaha
Medicine Buddha Mantra (Tibetan) in English:
May all beings be auspicious! I make my prostration to you who destroyed the enemy of negative life cycle changes, who has thus gone to the state of enlightenment like other Buddhas, who perfectly accomplished the quality of the Buddha, the supreme physician who is fully liberated and awakened, the enlightened one, Medicine Buddha. Bedurya, King of the physicians.Medicine Buddha Mantra (Tibetan) Transliterated to English:
1 Om: Jewel holder, wish fulfilling one, auspicious one.
2 Namo: prostration
3 Bhagavate: The victorious conqueror
4 Bekhaze (Vaishjaye): medicine Buddha
5 Guru: spiritual master
6 Beduryaprabharazaya: king of Aquamarine one
7 Tathagataya: The one thus gone (the one medicine) gone to the state of the Buddha like other buddhas
8 Arhate: foe destroyed (one who destroyed the enemy of cycle of birth, aging, sickness and death)
9 Samyaksambuddhaya: perfectly accomplished enlightenment of Buddha
10 Tayatha: like this
11 Om: jewel holder, wish fulfilling one, auspicious one
12 Bekhazebekhaze: two times calling the name of medicine Buddha
13 Mahabekhaze: great or supreme physician
14 Bekhazayerazaya: King of physicians
15 Samungate: Perfectly liberated or awakened
16 Svaha: being auspicious!
- Dr. Namseling
Love Mantra from Tom Kenyon
I am Loved, I am Love
“ ‘ your name ’ is Love,”
“ ‘ your name ’ is Loved,”Hold this mantra in your heart for several minutes a day, or have a friend repeat
“ ‘YOU’ are love,”
“ ‘YOU’ are loved.”for several minutes, moving about you, while you are seated comfortably, whispering it in your ear. Or, whispering these four phrases in random order, and with random movements about you:
“ ‘ your name ’ is love,”
“ ‘ your name ’ is loved,”
“ ‘YOU’ are love,”
“ ‘YOU’ are loved.”
My all time favorite mantra is simply to repeat the word LOVE.
- Reverend R Clark“It is never too late to become what you might have been ”
- George Elliott“If you really want freedom, happiness will arise From happiness will come rapture When your mind is enraptured, your body is tranquil When your body is tranquil, you will know bliss Because you are blissful, your mind will concentrate easily Being concentrated, you will see things as they really are In so seeing, you will become aware that life is a miracle Being so aware, you will lose all your attachments As you cease grasping, so you will be freed.”
- Buddhist wisdom“In Buddhism there is no place for using effort. Just be ordinary and nothing special. Eat your food, move your bowels, pass water, and when you're tired go and lie down. The ignorant will laugh at me, but the wise will understand.”
- Lin-chi“Man is often too proud to examine the self-evident things which are closest to him. Zen found the followers of the Mahayana looking for truth to scriptures, to holy men and Buddhas, believing that they would reveal it to them if they lived the good life. For man's apparent humility in thinking that wisdom is something too sublime to reveal itself in the ordinary affairs of his life is a subtle form of pride. Inwardly he feels that he must be so great as to be removed from the things of the world before he can receive truth, and such is his pride that he will only deign to receive it from the lips of sages and from the pages of sacred scriptures. He does not see it in human beings or in the incidents of everyday life; he does not see it in himself, for again he is too proud to see himself as he is. So far from seeking for truth he hides his imperfections under his 'meritorious deeds' and approaches the Buddhas from behind their mask.”
- Alan W. Watts, "The Spirit of Zen"The Lord Buddha was once asked by a disciple to sum up the whole of His teaching in one verse. He replied, “Cease to do evil; Learn to do well; Cleanse your own heart; This is the religion of the Buddha.”
- Arthur E. Powell in "The Mental Body"“The important thing is this: to be able at a moments notice to sacrifice what we are for what we could become.”
- Charles du BosThe Zen master was asked the solemn question--what is Buddha?
He took off his sandal, put it on his head, and walked away.
Literary and Graphical Freeware: Not for Commercial Use.
Copyright © 1998-2K7 R. Clark - clark@acceleration.net .
Permission is granted to make and distribute verbatim copies of this publication (www.acceleration.net/clark and all children) provided the copyright notice and this permission notice are preserved on all copies.
