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Mantras & Mudras

 
When an all-knowing one and all-seeing one who has accomplished full and perfect awakening appears in the
world, he teaches various paths by this method; in accordance with various desires and the various mentalities
of beings and by means of various words, various letters, various regional languages, and the various sounds of
the destinies [of transmigratory existence], he teaches through empowerment the mantra path. – The
Vairocanābhisaṃbodhi Sutra

                         OM  AMI  DEWA  SAY  

The Mantra of Amitabha Buddha

Meanings
OM – Key to open the door of the universe – communicate with Buddha. If you are full of greed, and are stubborn, etc . you cannot feel the light of the
Buddha.
Buddha.

AMI – Amitabha Buddha & all the nine hundred thousand trillion Buddhas give blessings from all directions.

DEWA – All the  level of the  dewa realms, which are the 6 desire realms and Brahma levels,.

SAY – The Three gems or Triple Gem ( The Buddha, The Dharma , The Sangha) – they fulfill all your wishes, cause your
disasters to subside, you live a long and healthy life, and become financially strong. When chanting this mantra, your
heart and mind become very stable. And  together you receive the following qualities :-

1. immeasurable light,
2. immeasurable wisdom,
3. immeasurable compassion,
4. immeasurable concern,
5. immeasurable life.

1st Mudra

A very powerful mudra as it enhances our concentration and memory, therefore sharpens our mental capacity. It also help bring
us tranquiltiy and inner peace that enhances focus during our meditation. It is a wish fulfilling mudra.

The Buddha is often pictured doing this gesture.

2nd Mudra

From the 1st mudra ( without moving the left hand) lift up the right hand with palm facing outwards.

Right palm up  –  denotes the destruction of  the 5 bad emotions of greed, stubbornness,  suspicious-
ness,  ego (proud or having pride) , wrong views( thinking your views are right & others are wrong)
Left palm down  –  denotes the storage of treasures such as  wisdom, merits & wealth, bestowed by the
Buddha

When this mudra is formed, the light and heat from the mudra is immeasurable reaching out to the universe, the sun, the pure land.  The asuras fear  the
light from this mudra as they will be blinded by it.

There is also a long mantra and is goes like this : ” Amitabha Buddha Namo Mitabaya Buddhaya Om Ami Dewa Say Bodhisattva Bodhi Svaha.”

Additional mantras and their funtions

 
1. Amitabha Buddha (Omitofo) 阿彌陀佛

seed syllable

Mantra:               

Om  Amrita  Teje  Hara  Hum  

 Mudra  
both palm face outward

                                          

Meaning:
Om  –  key to open the door of the universe
amrita  –  all Buddhas come together to become Amitabha Buddha
teje  –  powerful brightness

hara  –  use wisdom to solve problems and  avert disasters

hum  –  take refuge in the triple Gem and  take rebirth in Amitabha Buddha Pure Land

 2nd Mantra –  

Buddha Nam  Puja  Samudra Hum

Meaning

Buddha Nam  –   All Buddhas compliment and praise Amitabha Buddha.

Puja   –   Flowers, sent down by Devas, dakinis & Dhampalas (Dharma protectors), become lotuses to ferry sentient Beings of the six (6) realms to
Amitabha Pure Land.
Samudra   –   Similar Sambodhi:  everything is equal & justified, use dharma ways to enlighten others. To attain perfect wisdom, perfect merit & perfect
compassion.
Hum  –   accept the Buddha & his Teachings

Function of the mudra

1. Brings us closer to the Buddha
2. to remove anger, jealousy, power crazy
3. to attain perfect wisdom, perfect merit & perfect compassion

  3rd Mantra :-  

Suka Vati  Visudi Hum

( apply the above mudra)

Meanings:
Suka Vati  –  Pure Land
Visudi  –  Purify
Hum  –  to follow the footsteps of the Buddha, take refuge in the triple gems and be released from this birth cycle

4th Mantra-

Amitaba Buddha  Amitayo Amitalas

Meanings:
Amitaba Buddha  –  the Buddha of Infinite Life and the  brightness of his  light is incomparable.

Amitayo  –  Infinite life, limitless life and a very long life span. This is for the living to attain a long life.

Amitalas  –  The best wisdom.  To destroy all mind pollution,  to attain this perfect wisdom. This is for our ancestors who have passed away.

2. Sakyamuni Buddha 釋迦牟尼佛

Sakyamuni Buddha is in the perpetual realm meaning :

everlasting
eternal
perennial
constant
permanent
never ending or changing

Mantra –

Om Muni Muni Maha Muni Sakyamuni Buddha Home

 

Sakyamuni seed of wisdom

1st mudra:

right palm face outwards          left palm face inwards

Mudra No.2                                                                                                                                                           
    

From Mudra No. 1,    bring the left hand hand down to the stomach level , palm facing upwards. Then bring the
right hand down placing it directly above the left palm, leaving a wide gap between the hands.

(The left palm below & right  palm above .)

Notes
Notes
start the chanting with Mudra No. 1 and after holding this pose for sometime ,  perform  Mudra No 2.

Mudra No.1 – means  , No  disasters

Mudra No. 2 – means  (i) to bring sentient beings to the Buddha Pure Land  (ii) no pollution (mind pollution)

Meanings:
Om  –  key to open the door of the universe
Muni  –  outstanding
Muni  –  compassionate
Maha  –  greatest
Muni  –  Amongst the humans , he is the highest
Sakyamuni Buddha  –  The Buddha
Home  –  out of  death & birth cycle

Function
For calmness & serenity. To relieve tension, heal stress and anxiety, to destroy our negative Karma and to be out of this birth & death cycle

3. Vairocana Buddha ( Da re ru lai)  大日如来,     

seed syllable 

Also goes by other names  known as: –

Great Shining Buddha

Master of  the universe,
Universal Buddha,
Cosmic Sun Buddha,
Comfortable Buddha,( Chi Choy)
Master of Bodhisattvas,  Master of Devas,  Master of Dharma Protectors

MANTRA :-    

Om  a  vi  ra  hum  kham  Maha Vairocana

This gesture known as the “wisdom fist”  which holds the power to  restrain passions that hinder enlightenment. With the left  in-
dex finger surrounded and protected by the fingers of the right, this gesture expresses the all encompassing union of the spiritual
and material realm of being.

a vi ra hūṃ kha
 Meaning of the Mantra :
Om  –  key to open the door of the universe
A  –  destroy karma
Vi  –  destroy / eradicate disaster
Ra  –  gives you wisdom/ strength/ courage
Hum  –  out of the rebirth cycle (Samsara)
Kham  –  all your thoughts & your words will be effective
Maha  –  Great
Vairocana  –  the Buddha name

Function 

for a clean living environment  ,  pure environment , no pollution, no war , no diseases

a long and healthy life
peaceful mind
Teach the following people to chant this mantra:-

those who are emotionally unstable with strong tendency to commit suicide – to change their way of thinking
those who have high desire for sex &  immoderation for  watching pornography
those with very bad habits.

2nd Mantra

Om  Amorga  Vairucana  Maha  Mudra  Mani  Pakma   Jeevana  Pravataya  Home

oṃ a mo gha vai ro
ca na ma hā mu dra
ma ṇi pa dma jvā la
pra va rtta ya hūṃ .

Meanings:
Om   –   key to open the door of the universe
Amorga   –   his brightness and energy cover the whole (all) universe
Vairucana   –   The Buddha
Maha   –   great
Mudra   –   sign, symbol or seal
Mani   –   cintamani or wishing pearl
Pakma   –   lotus;  that  transport us to Pure Land
Jeevana   –   fire of wisdom/ destroy karma & avert disaster/ destroy our rebirth cycle
Pravataya   –   out of hell/ always progress- never digress
Home   –   out of the rebirth cycle,

3rd mantra

ABA  LA  HUM  KIA

Function

1. Chant for a person in coma.

It is believed that when a person in a coma his consciousness is being held far away from his body heavily chained and strangled in a different dimension
It is believed that when a person in a coma, his consciousness is being held far away from his body, heavily chained and strangled in a different dimension
and is kept locked out, therefore unable to return to his body. This is due to karma caused by viruses, spirits, or ghosts.

You can chant this mantra and at the same time visualize that the chain is being broken and visualize asking the virus, spirit or ghost to go away. Chanting
the mantra and performing the below mudra,  there is a chance for the patient to come out of coma and be normal again.

Mudra for  the above No.1 function

Place hands in front of you with open palms facing upwards , move both hands  simultaneously in a circular motion, away
from each other for  – 3 times ( circle 3 times away from each other.)

2.  To Open your Mind chakra (3rd eye)

Before sleeping – sit cross legged,  and perform the following mudra:

Place  hands  in front of you with open palms facing upwards.   Chant  the mantra ABALA HUM KIA – 3 to 5 times. 
Thereafter  point your index finger (either the left or right hand index) between the eyes (3rd eye centrepoint).

This opens up our mind chakra whereby we can attain wisdom and it also opens up any
hidden potential we already have.
The mind  normally  utilized around 30% capacity but with this mind meditation we can
increase our mind potential to 80% capacity.

    3.   To Open your Heart chakra

After your mind chakra exercise,  continue to remain seated – crossed legged, and perform the following  mudra:  – hands raise in front of  you with  palms
facing  outwards.  Chant mantra ABA LA HUM KIA  – 3 or 5 times . then point your index finger (from either the right or left hand)  on your heart.

This opens up your compassionate heart, to have more compassion for all sentient beings, learning to forgive and forget,
to be more kind,
to be more similar (uppekha or equanimity),  will be able to help more people rather than a handful or only people you choose or like,
become less calculative but more helpful.
This opens up your heart whereby you can reach the stage of similar sambodhi.

 4.   Medicine Buddha /  Bhaisajya Guru 薬師如来  ( Yao  Shih Fo )

 
 Medicine Buddha

seed syllable

Bhaisyaguru, commonly referred to as Medicine Buddha, once made 12 vows to liberate all sentient beings. The most outstanding vow was to heal all their
diseases so that they  might  be happy and peaceful , both in mind and body – precisely what people are looking for. Medicine Buddha  always wishes peo-
ple to be healthy, long-living, happy and joyful.

Thus the recitation of the Medicine Buddha’s mantra is to overcome mental, physical and spiritual sickness; to help us  to eradicate the three poisons of
attachment, hatred, and ignorance – which are the source of all sickness and danger.

Long Mantra

namo bhagavate bhaiśajyaguru vaidūrya prabharājāya tathāgatāya arhate samyak sambuddhāya tadyathā:  oṃ bhaiśajye bhaiśajye bhaiśajya-
samudgate svāhā.

The Twelve  Vows

 
The Twelve vows of the Medicine Buddha in accordance to the Medicine Buddha sutra are :
1. To illuminate countless realms with his radiance, enabling anyone to become a Buddha just like him.
2. To awaken the minds of sentient beings through his light of lapis lazuli.
3. To provide the sentient beings with whatever material needs they require.
4. To correct heretical views and inspire beings toward the path of the Bodhisattva.
5. To help beings follow the Moral Precepts, even if they failed before.
6. To heal beings born with deformities, illness or other physical sufferings.
7. To help relieve the destitute and the sick.
8. To help women who wish to be reborn as men to achieve their desired rebirth.
9. To help heal mental afflictions and delusions.
10. To help the oppressed be free from suffering.
11. To relieve those who suffer from terrible hunger and thirst.
12. To help clothe those who are destitute and suffering from cold and mosquitoes.

 Short Mantra of Medicine Buddha

                    Om Baisaya Guru Bodi Home (or  Sowaka)

Mudra:

front view : thumbs pressed down all the way

 
side view

Meanings:
Om – key to open the door the door of the universe
Baisaya – eradicate calamaties/disaster, extend life force
Guru – highest level
Bodi – infinite /incomparable wisdom
Home – take refuge in the triple (3) Gems/ out of  birth & death cycle(samsara)
Sowaka – end suffering, stop worry  and out of birth cycle

2nd Mantra-

                                    Hulu Deyata Baisaya Hum  (Tibetan)

Meanings:
Hulu – Highest & Perfect wisdom and compassion
Deyata – Blessings  of all the Buddhas
Baisaya – Name of the Buddha (Medicine Buddha)
Hum – Confidence in the Dharma, out of the birth cycle

3rd Mantra-

     Baisaya Raja Samu Gate Svaha

Meanings:  
Baisaya – Name of the Buddha ( Medicine Buddha)
Raja – king, supreme
Samu Gate – Level of enlightenment/ form of relaxation
Svaha – out of  birth cycle

4th Mantra

           Kacha Samoh Kadih Svaha

Meaning of Mantra

Kacha – the one mantra that dissolves calamities and disasters

Samoh – the samadhi of upekkha which can free one from danger and trapped situations

Kadih – all sentient beings to pursue the path of enlightenment

Svaha – liberated from the cycle of birth and become Buddha

5th Mantra

          Ten-Tara Buddhaya Mandra Pada Hum 

Wisdom sword cut mental affliction, the great treasure dharma sword offering to triple gem
Meaning of Mantra 

Ten-Tara: means the world is connected as a single entity, everything is connected as a single entity. Buddha, sentient beings, and Buddha Dharma are in-
separable as a single entity. In addition, kleshas and Prajna are also inseparable as a single entity. Logically, Prajna does not exist without kleshas. Just like
there is no females without males. With the hand mudra, one’s negative karma can be purified, their memories restored, gain higher identity, and sever
their habits of creating negative karma. One possesses wonderful virtues, and the supreme great bodhi.
their habits of creating negative karma. One possesses wonderful virtues, and the supreme great bodhi.

For a complete explanation of Mantra please refer to menu Dharma words by Master dated: Saturday 26 October 2019

SURYAPRABA BODHISATTVA  &  CHANDRAPRABA BODHISATTVA :-

THE  TWO ATTENDANTS THAT SERVE THE MEDICINE BUDDHA:
Bhaisaya Guru  (Medicine Buddha) is attended by two bodhisattvas symbolizing the light of the sun and the light of the moon respectively.

SuryaPraba – Sun Light Bodhisattva  (Chinese:  日光遍照菩薩; pinyin: rìguāng biànzhào púsà)

CandraPraba – Moon Light Bodhisattva  (Chinese:  月光遍照菩薩; pinyin: yuèguāng biànzhào púsà)
The following are their Mantras, seed syllables & Mudras.

 
Moon light and Sun light  Bodhisattva

Sunlight Bodhisattva or Surya Prabha

seed syllable

Mantra  & Mudra

          Surya-Praba  Amita  Baisaya  Svaha

Mudra -middle & ring fingers fold down onto palm.

Right palm face out, Left palm face in.

Meaning
Surya-Praba   –   Sun light  Bodhisattva, whose sunlight energy cover the whole universe
Amita   –   Unlimited Solar Radiance
Baisaya   –   Highest Level of Amrita, that cures all sicknesses
Svaha   –  out of Samsara

Moonlight Bodhisattva or Chandra Prabha

 seed syllable

Mantra & Mudra

           Om  Chandra  Praha  Jah Hum

Mudra – Left palm face

in, right palm face out

Meaning
Chandra  –  MoonLight Bodhisattva
Praha  – lunar radiance covering the whole universe
Jah   –  destruction of black magic &  dispel/remove evil  spirits
Hum   –  take refuge in the Triple Gems

5.   Meitraya  (Mílèpúsà 彌勒菩薩)

Meitraya Buddha resides in Tushita Heaven and is the next Buddha who will appear in this world after Sakyamuni Buddha. Meitraya is known by many as:

Happy Buddha
Many Children Buddha (Toh Chai Fatt)
No worry , No sadness (Mong Yau Fatt)
Generous to a fault, Very forgiving (Tai Leong Fatt)

5.1 –       1st Mantra –

seed syllable

                                   Om Meitraya Bodisatva Bodi Sowaka

Meanings:
Om –  key to open the door of the universe
Meitraya –  capable, compassionate, easy going , no temper
Bodisatva –   enlighten being
Bodi –  wisdom
Sowaka – end suffering , no worries , out of birth cycle

Function:
For peace, good relationship, harmony at home and at work , dispel enemies & for those who have sleep problem

5.2 –  2nd Mantra-

            
 1st seed syllable                  2nd seed syllable  

Om Maitraya Maha-Yaga Svaha

Meanings:
Om – key to open the door of the universe
Maitraya – Bodhisatva
Maha- Yaga – receive a response/ feedback such as, one is able to see Maitreya in one’s dream
Svaha – out of the cycle of birth and death

5.3  –      3rd mantra

                                     Om Tusita Sata Ariya Dhana

mudra – place it close (not on) to your chest

Meaning
Tusita  –  Heavenly realm where all the would be/future Buddha such as Maitreya  is currently residing.
Sata Ariya Dhana –  Seven (7) types of “Holy”  money/fortune or (in Pali :sattavidha-ariya-dhana) meaning: 7-fold noble treasures

Function:
Chant this mantra for those who are very poor, whose life is very tough. For them to get a job/ money-  money for daily subsistence. They will be given
seven (7) ways to obtain “clean” money . These seven ways  are provided by the Buddha, Bodhisattva, Sakkra, Dharma Protectors,  who will open a
way/path / route for them to earn an  honest living.

5.4 –   4th Mantra

seed syllable

MANTRA

                        Om Tusita  Yatana  Samudra  Home

Mudra

Do this first to get to…….

               …..this Mudra

Meaning
Tusita  –   Tusita Heaven , where all the would be / future Buddhas ( such as Maitreya) resides. Sakyamuni Buddha’s  mother also resided here
Yatana  –  give donation
Samudra  –  wisdom that covers the whole universe

Function:
In our next life, one is able to see/meet Maitreya Buddha, perform /do a lot of charity and  have no worries

5.5 –   5th Mantra

                    Sangkasa  Tathagata  Maitreya  Nicha

                                                     

1st step- start the chanting with this mudra.

2nd step -right palm face out after reciting the mantra, separate the hands left palm faces self and ends off by doing  step 2

Meaning
Sangkasa  –   Tusita Heaven where Maitreya is now residing
Tathagata   –   Highest Guru, Highest Dharma
Maitreya  –   Presently a Bodhisattva, will be our Future Buddha
Nicha   –  Permanent Enlightenment/ Real Enlightenment ( not verbal, not self proclaimed type of enlightenment)

Function:
To reach Real/Permanent Enlightenment.

Notes:       Enlightenment — a total, absolute and permanent end of all suffering. It is the ultimate and final goal of  Buddhism.There are many, many qualities to
enlightenment, but the most important are perfect wisdom and great compassion. These are the extraordinary qualities that only the Buddha perfected. They are the

result of complete freedom from craving ,from ignorance and the tremendous transformations from ordinary life that Buddha’s teachings exemplified. 

6.   Dipamkara Buddha  ( 燃燈佛)

Dipamkara Buddha means Burning Lamp in Sanskrit (lamp bearer). Thus he is known as Buddha of Burning Lamp. He was born at night and  his body illu-
minated everything around him making the whole place very bright and his parents named him Dipamkara. Sakymuni Buddha previous life was a devout
follower of Dipamkara and he prophesied the Enlightenement of Sakyamuni. Dipamkara Buddha is also known as Teacher to Sakyamuni.

Dipamkara reached enlightenment eons prior to Sakyamuni. He’s been honoured as the Buddha of the Past, Sakyamuni as Buddha of the present &
Maitreya as Buddha of the future, collectively form the Buddhas of the Three Periods.

6.   Mantra
                  Om  Dipamkara  Buddha  Duskara  Arta  Loka

mudra – right hand is

upright

 Meaning
Dipamkara Buddha   –   see above notes
Duskara  –   the practice of asceticism (difficult & suffering practice)
Arta   –   bad habits/ bad attitude such as jealousy, telling lies etc…to stop all the bad habits / bad attitude so that black karma will not developed and
Azuras will not attack you.
Loka   –   world/cosmos

 7.  Asoya (Aksobhya) Buddha

Asoya (Aksobhya) means “immovable” / “unperturbed”. Asoya, as a monk is said to have taken a vow never to feel disqust or anger towards any beings. In
carrying out his vow, he showed himself to be “immovable ” and when he succeeded , he became  Buddha  Aksobhya , ruler of Abhirati paradise/ pure land.

seed syllable

Mantra-

                                Om  Asoya  Sidi  Avacah  Home

 The Mudra represents
Asoya Buddha Pure
Land

Meaning
Asoya  –  see above notes
sidi  –   make donations ( to gain merits)
avacah  –   liberation. set free (more for the mind) no evil thoughts. Destroy evil – our internal demons
Home  –  take refuge in the 3 jewels ,out of  Samsara.

Note :Abhirati Pure-land:-   happy, no sickness, no worries, no diseases, no animals. Is peaceful & beings in this land are very intelligent  

8.     Ratna Sambava    宝生如来

RatnaSambhava, one of the 5 Wisdom Buddhas/ 5 Directional Buddhas/ 5 Meditation Buddhas. The others being
Vairocana
Aksobhya
Amoghasidhi
Amitabha

seed of wisdom

MANTRA –

Om  Tatagata  Kaya  Karomi

mudra – facing self

Meaning
kaya  –  wealth, treasure, children
karomi  –   happiness, fruitful result

Function
To wish for wealth & children

 9.     Kimoda  Buddha

MANTRA – Om  Sidec  Ha
seed syllable –   

 Mudra          

Meaning
Sidec   –   Remove Violence.  In children, to remove their violent character ( those who enjoy torturing/killing of animals & insects)
Ha   –  To Kill

Function:
remove violence

 
10. Brightness Buddha-Mahaprabha Tathagatha 光明佛 (Guāngmíng Foh)

seed of wisdom

MANTRA-

Om  Sarva  Kari  Duka  Cheda

MUDRA –

       

(i) fold fingers inside palm to get –  (ii) to the above mudra

Meaning
Sarva   –   dharma
kari   –   maker
Duka   –   sufferings
cheda   –  cut-off

Function:
1.   Cure for the mentally disturbed
2.   Cure for those who are withdrawn into their own world, who are completely cut-off from the outside world,who don’t mix and talk with others

11 F F B ddh (B h ) 四面佛
 11.  Four Face Buddha (Brahma) 四面佛

Although famously known as the Four Face Buddha, Thailand’s unofficial Patron Buddha is not a Buddha but is actually Lord Brahma , the 1st of the 20
Dewas in Buddhism and is the King of the 1st Dhyana Heaven in Rupadhatu (form realm).

 11 –     Mantra-

Brama  Purohita  Praja  Pataye  Svaha

MUDRA –

                      Do this first to get to…………                   this Mudra

Meaning
Brama   –   Four Face Buddha (Lord Brahma)
purohita   –   Great Brightness
pataye   –   Holy Sages, all come together in a group. There are innumerable Holy Sages in the Pure Land
praja  –  Offerings.  To make offerings to the Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, Arahants…etc…to generate great merits                                                                                    
                                          svaha – out of birth cycle

Function
Family members to accept Buddhism. Won’t create bad karma. Destruction of Azuras. (Azuras create sicknesses)

Buddhas of the Three Times (Past, Present &Future)

Buddhas of the Three Times; Buddha of the Past, Present & Future
Dipankara, Buddha of the Past              (on the Left)
Sakyamuni, Buddha of the Present        (in the center)
Maitreya, Buddha of the Future              (on the Right)

Dipankara, Buddha of the Past: Dipankara meaning “burning lamp”, is the most celebrated and the first of the twenty-four Buddhas. When he was born, a
large number of bright lamps manifested miraculously.
Sakyamuni, Buddha of the Present:  Sakyamuni, the sage of the Sakyas, the historical Buddha known as Siddhartha was the founder of  Buddhism. He was
born to the  Sakya clan family in Lumbini. He is venerated as a Tathagata,  one who has attained the essence of truth.
Maitreya, Buddha of the Future: Currently residing in the heaven known as Tusita & is awaiting for the time to descend to earth. He is the hope of civi-
lization expressing the invisible future by means of the visible. He confers happiness, is peaceful and resplendent.

MANTRA

Om  Vajra  Tistha Home

Mudra: – both palms (hands) to face each other

Meaning
Om  – key to open the door of the universe
Vajra –  literally ” a diamond”. A symbol of indestructible nature of Buddha’s wisdom. A weapon to conquer demons
Tistha   –  remember your past life and to know your future life

Home – out of birth cycle

 
Last addition   :-   12.07.2013  (Buddha of the 3 Times)
Last edited      :-     22.07.2013  (OM AMI DEWA SAY  -inclusion of the Mudras & Explanation)

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17 COMMENTS

elaine | March 2, 2013 at 10:38 am

Very serene n beautiful buddha! Tq!

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elainyyl77 | July 4, 2013 at 8:33 am

elainyyl77 | July 4, 2013 at 8:33 am

Is good to learning Buddha via this blog …..Om Ami Dewa Say….like master said….

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joven | July 19, 2013 at 1:33 pm

Admin what mantra I will chant to have a more goodluck (more Money and wealth )and stay away from troubles? I am chanting om ami dewa
sey and yao si rou lai (tought by my Malaysian friend for sick people)

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puxian2013 | July 20, 2013 at 9:38 pm

Single mindedly and sincerely chant OM AMI DEVA SAY and you are on the right track . Yao shih ru lai is good too, besides sick-
ness it also dissolves past karma . For better understanding on chanting plse read the cultivation section. For money and wealth
the mantra section has a few concerning this, also read the story “God of fortune” in the Master Tony Chew section to have a bet-
ter understanding on how to acquire wealth. In fact Om Ami Deva Say covers everything, so its best to start off with one mantra
and one mudra (hand sign). All the better if you are able to speak to Master Tony Chew to give you personal guidance. May all
your wishes come true. Thank you.

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joven | July 23, 2013 at 10:44 am

Thank you admin..

very helpful for a new one in Buddhism…
more power to each and everyone of you who this sites possible

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Bernie | July 13, 2014 at 11:17 pm

My spouse and I stumbled over here different web page and thought I should check things out.
I like what I see so now i am following you. Look forward to looking at your web page repeatedly.

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Felicia | February 4, 2015 at 9:38 am

Hi, 🙂
May I ask how many hours do I need to continue the chanting of Om Ami Dewa Say? and how do i go about to do the hand gestures ( mudra )
Do i continously switch between gesture 1 & 2 or just choose 1 and stick with that throughout the whole chanting? Thank you for your help
^.^

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puxian2013 | February 7, 2015 at 10:30 pm

hi felicia,
Continuous chanting is good but you can take a break if you feel you need to. If you are beginner you can start with 5 minutes
then extend to ten and so on.When you feel comfortable with chanting than you can go longer.You can do both mudras and keep
switching with no time limit. You can read up for some pointers from the website at Cultivation section. The best advice i can
give u is to meet up with Master Tony Chew since he is the one who made all this possible for us to cultivate. See what he says
 about your intentions. Its always best to get instructions from the Master. At our mission we have published a book on mudras.
Maybe that will help you further. Having said that i think you have made a great decision to practice mantra and mudra.
Please feel free to contact me if u need further help or if u need answers to some of your questions.
Best regards,
Robin

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TERRY | June 16, 2016 at 12:09 am

“Home” pronounced as “Ho-Meh” or “Hom” ?

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puxian2013 | July 2, 2016 at 10:00 pm

pronounced “home” .Thank You

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Patrick Lin | November 18, 2019 at 5:10 am

Is everybody can chant mahapratisara mantra : ( Sontana Sohair), no restrictions

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puxian2013 | November 18, 2019 at 10:14 am

Hi Patrick,
All mantras empowered by Master Tony are meant to be chanted with good faith and sincerity and yes, no restrictions.
Best Regards,
Robin

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Alessio | June 1, 2021 at 10:39 am

In the section “Dharma Talk by Master on 2 December 2018” it says : “There is a mudra for the Naga king. (Refer to video)” but it doesn’t
show any video on how to do the mudra.
if anybody could be able to help me with this i would be very thankful.

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Alessio | June 1, 2021 at 10:49 am

In the section “Dharma Talk by Master on 2 December 2018 ” while chanting “Maha Naga Buddhaya Hum” it says: “there is a mudra for the
Naga king. (Refer to video)”, but there is no video that shows me how to perform the mudra.
If anyone could help me i would be very thankful.

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puxian2013 | June 1, 2021 at 7:42 pm

 Hi, I maybe able to send you the video ( 1 minute video) over the phone using Whatsapp on an Apple iphone. You can maybe
send me a message to my contact no: 6017-383-1234 in Malaysia and i will reply you with a video. If you are not able to, then i’ll
try to give you a description or find another easier method to send it to you.
Best Regards .
Robin

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Sushil Suman | June 30, 2021 at 2:38 pm

Naga manra matlab mudra sent to cell of body that human who develop becomes avtar that naga isn na ho tohr budhe Hindu ke ram ho modi
ram ke dhavr laxman pran data ho budh na sung huge svaha sidham bhuta naga mudra kali kranti jalam yoga on heart bone namah shova

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puxian2013 | June 30, 2021 at 3:53 pm

Sorry, I don’t speak Hindi, could you explain in English for a better understanding of your query.

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