Vajrasattva-Lama Dorje-100 Syllable Mantra-Purify Karma-Very Beautiful-1 hr Loop

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Here we have a very beautiful version of The Vajrasattva Mantra also known as The 100 Syllable Mantra sung by Lama Dorje. The key objective of practicing this mantra is to remove all obstacles obscuring one’s perception of the true nature of mind, to cleanse all unwholesomeness from all levels of being. It is regarded as having the ability to purify karma, bring peace, and cause enlightened activity in general.

"Vajrasattva’s hundred-syllable mantra is regarded as the quintessence of all mantras. Meditating on this sacred mantra is equal to meditating upon all of the Buddhas".
Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche
Nature of the mind
Imagine your mind is like an open blue sky through which clouds come and go, but the sky remains untouched. The sky is inherently blue and clear, and although its blueness and clarity can be obscured it can never be destroyed. The clouds represent intense emotions such as hatred resentment, greed, and delusion that pollute the mind. Because of the transient nature of these mental states, they cannot be said to be an inherent part of the mind. They may obscure the mind’s inherent awareness and compassion, but those qualities are never absent.

Vajrasattva (Tib. Dorje Sempa) is a bodhisattva in the Vajrayana and Mahayana Buddhist traditions. Bodhisattva Vajrasattva’s name translates to ”Thunderbolt Mind” or ”Diamond Mind.”
He is the sovereign lord of all the mandalas of the Diamond Vehicle. To meditate on Bodhisattva Vajrasattva is the same as to meditate upon all the Buddhas.

The Vajrasattva purification and healing meditation is widely practiced in all Tibetan Buddhist traditions. In general it’s practice involves visualization and mantra, coupled with clear intent and care filled inquiry. Vajrasattva is usually depicted as a white Buddha figure, seated in meditation, holding a bell and dorje. The bell symbolizes wisdom. The dorje symbolizes skillful means or compassion.

Vajra means unshakable, firm, indestructible and sattva means living being, or becoming. In essence, Vajrasattva is the immeasurable expanse of inter-being. A central facet of the classical form of this meditation involves visualizing a flow of crystal clear nectar washing though one’s body, speech, mind and community loosening, dissolving and clearing away all defilement's. Biologically speaking, the mind, body and brain that we are can be likened to multi-dimensional braided river, a living tapestry of flowing transformation. We are composed of an inconceivable number of flows of different ‘nectar's’: water, earth, gasses, energies, foods (rupa), thought and memory (these are cognitive flowings), talents and understandings, that are pouring through, revealing and demonstrating our utterly inter-dependent wholeness, this present ‘body of experience’ which involves everything. The experience of multi-leveled fluidity, rather than a rigid or static state, shows the activity of purifying. All these flowings are modes of connection for all phenomena, things and processes, (dharmas). This body-mind is a real community in action. Gradually the practitioner begins to experience his or her body, speech and mind to be the display of Vajrasattva, (dharmadhatu), the total expanse of all events and meanings.

Tibetan: translation Vajrasattva Mantra
OM
The most supreme exclamation of praise.
BENZAR SATO SA MA YA
Vajrasattva’s Samaya
MA NU PA LA YA BENZAR SATO
O Vajrasattva, protect the samaya.
TE NO PA TISHTHA DRI DHO ME BHA WA
May you remain firm in me.
SU TO KA YO ME BHA WA
Grant me complete satisfaction.
SU PO KA YO ME BHA WA
Grow within me (expand the positive within me).
ANU RAKTO ME BHA WA
Be loving towards me.
SARVA SIDDHI ME PRA YATSA
Grant me all the accomplishments,
SARVA KARMA SU TSA ME
As well as all the activities.
TSITTAM SHRE YAM KU RU
Make my mind virtuous.
HUNG
Syllable of the heart essence, the seed syllable of Vajrasattva.
HA HA HA HA
Syllables of the four immeasurable s, the four empowerment's, the four joys, and the four kāyas.
HO
Syllable of joyous laughter in them.
BHA GA WAN SARVA TA THA GA TA
Bhagawan, who embodies all the Vajra Tathāgatas,
BENZRA MA ME MUNTSA
Do not abandon me.
BENZRI BHA WA
Grant me realization of the vajra nature.
MA HA SA MA YA SATO
O great Samayasattva,
AH
Make me one with you. Syllable of uniting in non-duality

I strongly recommend further reading for those who feel like they would like to know more or take the practice more seriously

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Released on: 2013-01-25
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