Buddhist Mantra For Healing all Sufferings, Pain and Depression - Tayata Om Mantra

Mantra of Medicine Buddha (108 Times)

Best Medicine Buddha Mantra & Chanting (3 Hour) : Heart Mantra of Medicine Master Buddha for Healing

Mantra Buda da Medicina TAYATA OM BEKANDZE BEKANDZE MAHA BEKANDZE RANDZE SAMUNGATE SOHA

Praise and mantra of Medicine Buddha (Sangye Menla)

Medicine Buddha Mantra 3 hours

Mantra do Buda da Medicina

O Mantra do Buda da Medicina, cuja função é livrar os seres vivos das doenças exteriores e interiores concedendo-lhes bênçãos. Confiando sinceramente no Buda da Medicina, os seres vivos destes tempos impuros podem ser curados de graves doenças físicas e mentais e encontrar alívio para a dor interior causada pelos três venenos – apego, raiva e ignorância. 

 

Também podem ser protegidos de muitos outros perigos e obstáculos. Este mantra libera o sofrimento da memória hereditária impregnada de culpa, punição, inveja, raiva, ciúme, ambição... e de desequilíbrio. 

 

A Mantra do Buda da Medicina é um método para obtermos as realizações deste  ser iluminado. Se praticarmos com sinceridade, receberemos um poder especial de corpo, fala e mente, que poderemos usar para ajudar os outros por meio de ações de cura, conforme o Mantra do Buda da Medicina. No processo de recitar o mantra do Buda da Medicina tente mentalizar a cor azul, mas, a cor que vier primeiro em sua mente é a cor que deve trabalhar. 

 

Tayatha om bekandze bekandze maha bekandze randze samugate soha 

 

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