Mantras

Om Vajra Sattva Hum

Serves to cleanse the system of all physical and spiritual disorders and eliminate the negative forces. When you open up your heart to permit the negative emotions to be purged you create the basis for achieving peace and happiness.

Purification of body, speech and mind.
Purifies all negative energies and karma.

Translation: “The Jewel in the Center of the Lotus”.
Purpose: To develop compassion.
Powerful way of discovering one’s own sources of love and compassion.
This Mantra provides loving kindness and compassion to yourself and
others, as well as wisdom, strength, protection and happiness.
Peace within and without is immediately released.
It is recommended that it is chanted frequently and it is also
recommended as a loving style of support for the dying on their last journey.

Translation: “Oh Liberator, liberate us from the suffering”.
Purpose: To prolong life: for protection, healing and developing
compassion.
Tara is one of the most powerful Goddesses in the
Tibetan Buddhist faith. She is a source of help and protection both in
the temporal world and on the spiritual path. Her name is invoked for
protection at all levels, be it in everyday life, against negative external
forces, or along the path of spiritual development.
Mantra helps ensure that all negative obstacles are removed.

Translation: “Oh Healer, the Great Healer, King of the Healers who has perfectly gone beyond (please bless me!).
Purpose: Healing and transmuting negative energies.
“If one meditates on the Medicine Buddha, one will eventually attain enlightenment, but in the meantime one will experience
an increase of the healing powers both for oneself and others, and a decrease in physical and mental illness and suffering.”
– Lama Tashi Namgyal
“Bekandze” means eliminating pain; “Maha Bekandze” means great eliminating of pain.

It is recommended that you chant this daily. It does improve the patient’s condition, and should be recited prior to taking medicine so as to enhance its efficiency. It is also recommended in support of someone who is dying, as it permits them to cross over into the next sphere of existence in a state of spiritual peace.

Om Amarani Dzi Wanti Ye Soha

Translation: “The One with Boundless Life”.
Purpose: To extend life to have enough time to develop compassion and wisdom.
A long, healthy and worthwhile life is essential for all human Beings in their quest for maximum merit in life as an active strategy for a positive influence of their karma in this life and the next.
By chanting the incantation often, you can live longer, achieve true happiness, become wiser and avoid sudden death.

Om Ah Hum Benza Guru Padma Siddhi Hum

Translates: “Blessings of the Diamond Master born from lotus.”
Purpose: To develop tantric abilities.
Serves to protect from negative forces of a spiritual or physical nature.
It also allows us to achieve the qualities and virtues needed to support you on the path of spiritual development.
The reciting evokes the Great Master Padmasambhava.
It is true self-empowerment!

Om Ara Patsa Na Di

Translation: “Wisdom ripens (or evolve) all sentient Beings” or to be perceived as “May enlightenment come to all sentient Beings.”
Purpose: To develop wisdom. Outstanding qualities are ascribed to this intensive Mantra for the development of wisdom and intelligence.
Recitation allows you to discriminate accurately between the independent way things mistakenly appear to exist and the interdependent way they actually do exist.
When it is recited so you will be able to see the true nature of phenomena. The Tibetans teach this Mantra wisdom to their children in order to promote their spiritual development and intelligence.

Tayatha Om Muni Muni Mahamuni Shakyamuni Ye Soha

Represents and empowers the excellence of the primordial Buddhist teachings.

Om Hakya Malawarava Soha

Practicing this Dharma (Way of Buddhism or One’s life purpose) can help avoid wars, disasters and promote peace, favorable weather and good harvest clearing the way to the Pure Land of Buddha (Paradise on Earth).
Helps the inner alignment with time as well as the ability to stop or stretch time by own will.

Om Ali Kali Mahakali Hum

She is the great protector of all evil, incl. devils and nightmares.
This ultra-powerful Goddess is feared by those who don’t understand the natural cycles of birth, death, and rebirth.
Kali cleanses away the old, making room for the new.
Kali is the ultimate get-things-done Goddess, and she’s a powerful ally to those who call upon her. Like a wise stage mother, she’ll push you beyond your comfort zone to reach the heights of your potential.
It is recommended to place her image over the bed or your place for meditation.
It is also highly recommended to be used as an amulet for children or those having trouble with fear and attracting the evil.

Translation: ”The One holding the Diamond Scepter in his hand”.
Purpose: To develop skillful means and power.
This Mantra will allow the reciter to begin to attain the skills and ability of Vajrapani to assist in using Wisdom (Manjushri) and compassion(Avalokiteshvara) to bring enlightenment to all sentient beings.
The Bodhisattva practitioner must cultivate the power and skillful means of Vajrapani in order to best be of service by reciting Avalokiteshvara and Manjushri too.

Gata Gata Paragate Parasamgate Bodhi Svaha

Translated: “Gone, gone. Gone beyond. Gone beyond the beyond.
Hail to the awakened One.”
Purpose: To understand emptiness and receive wisdom.
The Cosmic Void of zero mind. The Buddhas achieve realization of it and employ it as the marvelous function of spiritual super knowledge.
Prajnaparamita Sutra contains mathematical encodings inviting you into the great, cosmic void, not as a guest, but as a rightful occupant.

Lam ho shuddhe shuddhe (earth) 
Bam ho shuddhe shuddhe (water) 
Ram ho shuddhe shuddhe (fire) 
Yam ho shuddhe shuddhe (air/wind)
E ho shuddhe shuddhe (space/ether)