Maitreya Buddha mantra

Описание: In Buddhism, Maitreya (Maitreya in Sanskrit; Byams pa in Tibetan; 弥勒 Mílè in Chinese) is known as the Buddha of the future.
He is considered the next to achieve complete enlightenment and appear in our world, after Shakyamuni Buddha (the historical Buddha).

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According to the sutras, Maitreya currently resides in Tushita Heaven, a celestial plane where he teaches gods and bodhisattvas.
When Shakyamuni's Dharma teachings have completely disappeared from Earth, he will be reborn among humans, attain enlightenment in a single lifetime, and teach a new Dharma suited to the times.

Mantra:

OM, MAITRI, MAHA MAITRI, MAITRI YE, SWAHA

OM is a sacred syllable, often used at the beginning of mantras, representing the totality of sound and the universe.
MAITRI (Sanskrit: मैत्री, Pali: mettā) means benevolence, loving-kindness, friendliness, amity, goodwill, and active interest in others. It is a core concept in Buddhist practice, particularly within the Brahmavihara meditations.
MAHA MAITRI means Great Loving Kindness.
MAITRI YE ,This is the dative case of "Maitri," meaning "to or for the friendly one.
SWAHA is a Sanskrit term that can be interpreted as "hail," "so be it," or "may it be blessed." It signifies an offering or affirmation.

The virtues are:
Developing universal benevolence (maitri).
Reducing anger, impatience, and resentment. Fostering patience and gentleness in relationships.
Attracting favorable conditions for spiritual growth.
Connecting to the energy of hope and renewal.

It represents the potential for compassion and kindness that already exists within each of us.
By reciting its mantra, we activate this potential and nourish the Buddha seed within us until it blossoms.

Traditionally, a mantra is repeated 108 times, or in multiples of 9, during meditation, while thinking about the virtue of the chosen mantra. Repetition can be done aloud, quietly, or silently.

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