Which Buddha Attracts You the Most? Discover Your Personal Mantra and its Benefits
A mantra is a word, phrase, or verse that can affect a person’s consciousness and help them develop spiritually if it is repeated, listened to, or thought about.
Mantras have an amazing ability to attract not only spiritual development but also material benefits to a person’s life. By practicing mantras, one can cure certain diseases, attract love, gain wealth and harmony, success, and happiness.
Miraculously, mantras fulfill our desires, help in difficult times, protect us from trouble. Choose your Buddha and discover your personal mantra. Learn it by heart!
BUDDHA NR 1.
Chenrezig (Tib: spyan ras gzigs; སྤྱན་རས་གཟིགས།) or Avalokiteshvara (Skt), is the Buddha of Compassion. Possibly the most famous and well-loved deity across all schools of Buddhism, Chenrezig manifested in various forms to benefit sentient beings.
Benefits
Calms the mind
Relieves anxiety
Cultivates compassion, wisdom, and confidence
Prevents one from entering the lower realms
Fulfills one’s wish for happiness
Bestows celestial protection
Any sentient being that comes into close contact will be blessed
Prayer
White in color, untarnished by faults, Amitabha Buddha embellishing the crown of your head, You look upon living beings with overwhelming compassion, To Chenrezig, I humbly bow down.
Mantra: OM MANI PADME HUNG
BUDDHA NR 2.
Vajrapani (Tib: phyag-na rDo-rje; ཕྱག་ན་རྡོ་རྗེ།) is the physical representation of the power of all the Buddhas and is practiced in all schools of Tibetan Buddhism.
He represents the energy of the enlightened mind, which is the energy to break through the deluded mind, and his mantra is the essence of this quality.
Benefits
Gives protection
Clears inner and outer obstacles
Prayer
The combined power and energy of all the Buddhas, Supreme holder of the treasure of the Secret Teachings, Subjugator of all maras and obscurers without exception; I praise and pay homage to Vajrapani
Mantra: OM BENZAPANI HUNG
BUDDHA NR 3.
Vajrasattva (Tib: rdo rje sems dpa’; རྡོ་རྗེ་སེམས་དཔའ) is a male meditational deity within the Tibetan Buddhist tradition who symbolizes the inherent purity of all the Buddhas. Vajrasattva is widely practiced to purify one’s negative actions.
Benefits
Purifies even the heaviest negative karmas
Shortens the duration of our current difficulties
Achieves a better rebirth
Prayer
The negative karma I have accumulated from beginningless time is as extensive as the ocean. Although I know that each negative action leads to countless eons of suffering, it seems that I am constantly striving to create nothing but negative actions.
Even though I try to avoid non-virtue and practice positive acts, day and night without respite, negative and ethical downfalls come to me like rainfall. I lack the ability to purify these faults so that no trace of them remains.
Mantra: OM BENZASATTO HUM
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BUDDHA NR 4.
Manjushri (Tib: ‘jam dpal dbyangs; འཇམ་དཔལ་དབྱངས།) is the Buddha of Wisdom and revered as the patron of the sciences and arts.
Centuries after people first heard of his holy name, Manjushri remains a deity beloved by Buddhists of all traditions.
Today, his practice has spread throughout Asia and to most parts of the world. Reverence for this wisdom-granting deity is so prevalent that his image is a mainstay in most Mahayana and Vajrayana temples.
Benefits
Increases intelligence and memory
Gains insight, intuition, and wisdom
Improves debate and communication skills
Achieves perfect Enlightenment
Prayer
Obeisance to my Guru and Protector, Manjushri,
Who holds to his heart a scriptural text
Symbolic of his seeing all things as they are,
Whose intelligence shines forth like the sun,
Unclouded by delusions or traces of ignorance,
Who teaches in sixty ways, With the loving compassion of a father for his only child, All creatures caught in the prison of samsara,
Confused in the darkness of their ignorance,
overwhelmed by their suffering. You, whose dragon-thunder-like proclamation of Dharma Arouses us from the stupor of our delusions
And frees us from the iron chains of our karma;
Who wields the sword of wisdom hewing down
Suffering wherever its sprouts appear,
Clearing away the darkness of ignorance;
You, whose princely body is adorned with
The one hundred and twelve marks of a Buddha,
Who has completed the stages achieving
The highest perfection of a Bodhisattva,
Who has been pure from the beginning,
I bow down to you, O Manjushri;
With the brilliance of your wisdom, O compassionate one, Illuminate the darkness enclosing my mind, Enlighten my intelligence and wisdom, So that I may gain insight into the Buddha’s words And the texts that explain them.
Mantra: OM AH RA PA TSA NA DHI
BUDDHA NR 5.
Shakyamuni (Tib: rgyal ba shAkya thub pa; རྒྱལ་བ་ཤཱཀྱ་ཐུབ་པ།), the founder of Buddhism, is popularly known as the historical Buddha of this aeon and the compassionate one who turned the Wheel of Dharma in this fortunate time.
Benefits
Removes obstacles and hindrances
Purifies negative karma
Accumulates vast amounts of merit
Prayer
To the Guru, founder,
Bhagawan, Tathagatha, Arhat,
Perfectly completed Buddha,
Glorious Conqueror Shakyamuni Buddha,
I prostrate, make offerings, and go for refuge.
Please grant me your blessings.
Mantra: OM MUNI MUNI SHAKYAMUNI YE SOHA
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BUDDHA NR 6
Namgyalma (Tibetan: rnam rgyal ma; རྣམ་རྒྱལ་མ།), also known as ‘Ushnisha Vijaya‘ in Sanskrit, is one of the three Long Life deities commonly practiced within the Gaden Nyengyu tradition.
She is a special emanation of the Supreme Healer Vairocana.
Engaging in Namgyalma’s practice or reciting her mantra can bestow the practitioner with infinite benefits regardless if they are Buddhists or not.
Benefits
Purifies karmic obstructions
Reverts fixed karma
Increases one’s lifespan
Eliminates various illnesses
Promotes harmony between husband and wife
Provides safety from physical harm
Pacifies calamities
Increases wisdom
Blesses beings in the three lower realms
Attainment of Complete Enlightenment
Prayer
Glorious Goddess, of autumn-moon-like color, With beautiful, peaceful, three-faced, eight-armed form, Granting supreme life with Gnosis beyond measure! Victorious lady (Vijaya), homage, and praise to you!
Mantra: OM DROOM SOHA
BUDDHA NR 7.
Tara (Tib: rje btsun sgrol ma; རྗེ་བཙུན་སྒྲོལ་མ།) is known by many names, amongst them the “Savioress” and the “Mother of Liberation”.
She is a universal mother who nurtures and protects all sentient beings, making her the most beloved and popular goddess within Tibetan Buddhism.
Benefits
Increases life energy and good health
Increases one’s creativity
Swift assistance
Recovery from diseases
Success in career and business
Improves finances
Helps childless couples to conceive
Protection from dangerous situations
Quick path to developing wisdom and compassion
Prayer
OM,
I prostrate to the Goddess of the destroyer, liberating Lady Tara, Homage to TARE, saviouress heroine, With TUTTARE dispelling all fears, Granting all benefits with TURE, To her with sound SOHA, I bow.
Mantra: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SOHA
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