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Mastering Medicine Buddha Mantra In Sanskrit 如何發音藥師咒梵文版

by James (Jim) Steed

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This teaches you to pronounce the Sanskrit Medicine Buddha Mantra, breaking it up into parts and repeating it phrase by phrase. After you master it (2-3 practices), you can chant it yourself or join in with the Longer Sanskrit Version of the mantra. Most people learn it in Tibetan, but the Sanskrit version is more like it was originally supposed to sound. At this speed, you can chant It 108 times @ hour or the short version in about 25 minutes. The intro is in English and Chinese. Bear with me.

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How to pronounce the complete medicine Buddha mantra in Sanskrit.

Ruh-hah-fah-yin Jung-ah-yau-suh-foh-jin Fa-nuh-bahn.

This is in English and Chinese.

Please bear with me.

Before I begin,

I will first state that my purpose in this life is to free all of us from suffering and help us walk the path of enlightenment.

I will now share the long form of the Medicine Buddha mantra.

A chant to wash away negative karma,

Undo broken vows,

Ease disease,

And mend broken spirit in myself and my fellow beings.

It is a very powerful mantra.

It is six lines long.

It is in Sanskrit and may sound different from the ones you may have practiced in Tibetan.

Bear with me.

Che Jung-yoo Han-chian Liu-ham Fa-nuh-gen Zang-yoo Boo-yang Ching Rong Ren-wo First,

Listen to the whole thing.

Chien-ting So-yo-da Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Ve-du Ya-pah-brah-ja Ya Te-da-ga-da Ya Ar-ha-te Sam-yak Sam-bood-da Ya Dari-ta Om Bhai-saje Bhai-saje Maha Bhai-saje Bhai-saje Maha Bhai-saje Bhai-saje Maha Bhai-saje The first line means our body,

Mind,

And soul respectfully seek help from the great and powerful Medicine Buddha teacher.

Pi-yee-hong Repeat Om Namo Bhagavadai Om Namo Bhagavadai Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Bhai-sach-guru Bhai-sach-guru Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru The second line means King of the Lapis Light Sai-yee-hong Repeat Gan-wa-nyin Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Tada Gada Ya Tada Gada Ya Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Now the two lines together Pianghang I-chi-nyin Repeat Gan-wa-nyin Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya The third line means the enlightened one existing beyond this world of false separateness.

Sha-e-hang Repeat Arhat-e-samyak-sam Arhat-e-samyak-sam Arhat-e-samyak-sam Bhut-dha-ya Bhut-dha-ya Bhut-dha-ya Arhat-e-samyak-sam Bhut-dha-ya Arhat-e-samyak-sam Bhut-dha-ya Arhat-e-samyak-sam Bhut-dha-ya The three lines together now.

San-hang-I-chi Repeat Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Arhat-e-samyak-sam Bhut-dha-ya Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Arhat-e-samyak-sam Bhut-dha-ya Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Arhat-e-samyak-sam Bhut-dha-ya Om Namo Bhagavadai Bhai-sach-guru Ve-du-yapa-bharaja-ya Tada Gada Ya Arhat-e-samyak-sam Bhut-dha-ya The fourth,

Fifth,

And sixth lines also make up the short form of this mantra and can be used separately.

Di-si-wu-ryu-hang Shi-du-an-da-i-dien Chang-nyen-da-yao-su-fo-jin The fourth line means,

With every part of us,

Body,

Voice,

And mind,

We ask for these things.

Di-si-hang,

Repeat,

Da-ri-ya-ta Om Da-ri-ya-ta Om Da-ri-ya-ta Om The fifth line means,

Heal our suffering,

Heal its causes,

And heal all defilements,

Broken vows,

And interruptions to our path of enlightenment.

It's quite easy actually.

Listen once.

Sha-i-hang,

Jen-da-ni-dien Ting-i-sha Bhai-sach-jei,

Bhai-sach-jei,

Maha,

Bhai-sach-jei Repeat.

Bhai-sach-jei,

Bhai-sach-jei,

Maha,

Bhai-sach-jei Bhai-sach-jei,

Bhai-sach-jei,

Maha,

Bhai-sach-jei Bhai-sach-jei,

Bhai-sach-jei,

Maha,

Bhai-sach-jei Now the fourth and fifth line together.

Di-si-gan-di-wu,

I-chi,

Repeat,

D affordable-tran- 75 they-are O

Meet your Teacher

James (Jim) SteedKaohsiung City, Taiwan

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Recent Reviews

Serena

April 29, 2021

Thank you so very much for this beautiful teaching! I am grateful!

Ellena

November 30, 2020

Great help, thank you. Just the last line is cut off, which you might not be aware of.

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