MantraMindscape

ༀ་པྲ་སོད། ཆུ་སོད། དུར་ཏ་སོད། དུར་མི་སོད། སིང་མགོ་ལ་ཆོད། ཁ་ༀ་པྲ་སོད། ཆུ་སོད། དུར་ཏ་ས OM TRA SÖ CHU SÖ DURTA SÖ DURMI SÖ NYING GO LA CHÖ KA LA ZA KAM SHAM TRAM BHAY PHAY SVAHA

C Dm Am May all beings have happiness and its causes May all beings be free from suffering and its causes May all beings have the joy that have never known suffering May all beings dwell in equanimity, free from attachment and aversion

NGO DRUP KUN JUNG TUP WANG DORJE CHANG MIG ME TSE WEI TER CHEN CHEN RE ZIG
 DRI ME KHYEN PEI WANG PO JAM PEL YANG 
DU PUNG MA LU JOM DZE SANG WEI DAK GANG CHEN KE PEI TSUK GYEN LO ZANG DRAK KYAP SUM KUN DU LA MA SANG GYE LA
 GO SUM GU PEI GO NE SOL WA DEB 
RANG ZHEN MIN CHING DROL WAR CHIN GYI LOP CHOK DANG TUN MONG NGO DRUP TSEL DU SOL Tsongkhapa, crown ornament of the scholars of the Land of the Snows,
 You are Buddha Shakyamuni and Vajradhara, the source of all attainments, Avalokiteshvara, the treasury of unobservable compassion, Manjushri, the supreme stainless wisdom,
 And Vajrapani, the destroyer of the hosts of maras. 
O Venerable Guru-Buddha, synthesis of all Three Jewels 
With my body, speech and mind, respectfully I make requests: Please grant your blessings to ripen and liberate myself and others, And bestow the common and supreme attainments.

ཨོཾ་གུ་རུ་མཧཱ་ཀཱ་ལ་ཧ་རི་ནི་ས་སིདི་ཛྡྷཿ Wrathful aspect of Avalokiteshvara Fangs and Claws Great Destroyer Love's great Bliss Lama Yidam Protector Help me through this great Ocean of Samsara And lead me to freedom's joy! Dedicated to my Great Teacher Feb 28th, 2023

Kalarupa is one of the three main Dharma Protectors of the Ganden tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. He is also known as Damchen Chogyal, Dharmaraja, Yamaraja, and Lord of Death. For the Gelugpas, there is: Guru Manjushri Yidam Manjushri Dharma Protector Manjushri The Guru here is your own Guru in the form of Lama Jamgon Tsongkhapa. The Yidam here is the Vajrabhairava. The Dharma Protector here is Kalarupa, who is Manjushri in Protector form. His mantra is: Om Kalarupa Hum Phat ཨོཾ་ཀཱ་ལ་རཱུ་པ་ཧཱུཾ་ཕཊ། This mantra song is available at: https://mantramindscape.bandcamp.com/... Thanks for your support! Thanks to the artists on Pexels who made those great visuals available for artists like myself to make this video! Thanks to the artists who made the masks and art featured in this video.

Short history of the Kadampa tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Words by Miranda Adams.

https://mantramindscape.bandcamp.com/track/palden-lhamo-kali-devi-mantra JO RAMUN JO RAMUN JO JO RAMUN TUN JO KALA RAJA MARA MA AJA TAJA TUN JO ROLO ROLO HUNG JO HUNG Palden Lhamo is the wrathful emanation of the Goddess Saraswati. Her name means "Glorious Goddess". She is also known by the names Remati, Magzor Gyalmo, Shri Devi, Okkin Tungri, Kali Devi, and Chamundi. She chases away demons and spiritual obstructors. Palden Lhamo's mantra is repeated 28 times in this video.

https://mantramindscape.bandcamp.com/track/namo-ratna-trayaya Oh Avalokiteshvara! Guide us into the great compassion May your hands be our hands lifting up the world Clearing confusion with a smile May we seize the moment to shift the matrix For Good.

https://mantramindscape.bandcamp.com/track/setrap-chen-mantra-111-times Setrap Chen is a Dharmapala, a protector of the Buddhist practitioners and Buddhist doctrine. The practice of this Dharmapala can be traced back to Bodhgaya and Nalanda in India when Buddhist monasteries thrived there. When Loden Sherab was to leave India to spread the Dharma to the Land of Snows, Tibet, it was Setrap who agreed to accompany him. Setrap Chen was practiced at Sangpu Neutog Monastery and then later at Ganden Shartse Monastery. The Sakya lineage propitiates this Dharmapala, Ngari Khamtsen in Drepung as well. In 2021, the practice of Setrap Chen is world wide, as the Buddha Dharma spreads to the four corners of the Earth. Setrap's mantra: ཨོཾ་མཧཱ་ཡཀྵ་ཙ་སྭཱཧཱ། Om Maha Yaksha Tsa Soha ॐ महायक्ष स्भाहा ом Маха якша ца соха Setrap Chen is also spelled as Setrabchen, Dorje Setrab, Setrabjen, depending on the translator.

https://mantramindscape.bandcamp.com/track/om-chanda-maha-roshana-hum-phat Achala, "the Immovable One", is a wrathful enlightened being (Buddha), or a Dharma protector, depending on the source. Achala is found in Vajrayana Buddhism and has Sutras and Tantras dedicated to his practice and veneration. Achala is one of the "Four Divinities of the Kadampas". Achala found in Zen, Shugendo, Nichiren, Shingon, and Tendai Buddhist sects of Japan. Achala goes by many other names. In Tibet, he is Miyowa. In Japan he is Fudo Myoo. In China he is Budong Mingwang. Om Chanda Maha Roshana Hum Phat is the mantra of Achala. The mantra evokes the living presence of Achala, as well as his fierce protection. In Tibetan Buddhism, there is no difference between the mantra and the deity itself. The mantra is repeated here 111 times, or one mala. May this mantra aid in the protection of beings.

https://mantramindscape.bandcamp.com/track/migtsema MIK ME TZE WAI TER CHEN CHEN RE ZIK TRI ME KYEN PAI WANG PO JAM PEL YANG DÜ PUNG MA LÜ JOM DZE SANG WAI DAK GANG CHEN KE PAI TZUK GYEN TSONG KHAPA LO ZANG DRAK PAI ZHAB LA SÖL WA DEB This mantra is widely practiced within the Gelugpa tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. It is translated as such: You are Avalokiteshvara, great treasure of compassion not aimed at dualistic existence, And Manjushri, master of flawless wisdom, As well as Vajrapani, destroyer of all the demons O Tsongkhapa, crown jewel of the sages of the Land of Snows, Lozang Drakpa, I make request at your feet.