Wednesday, June 27, 2007
Avalokiteshvara Mantra
Avalokiteshvara Mantra
Namo Ratna Trayaya,
Namo Arya Jnana
Sagara, Vairochana,
Byuhara Jara Tathagataya,
Arahate, Samyaksam Buddhaya,
Namo Sarwa Tathagate Bhyay,
Arhata Bhyah,
Samyaksam Buddhe Bhyah,
Namo Arya Avalokite
shoraya Bodhisattvaya,
Maha Sattvaya,
Maha Karunikaya,
Tadyata, Om Dara Dara,
Diri Diri, Duru Duru
Itte We, Itte Chale Chale,
Purachale Purachale,
Kusume Kusuma Wa Re,
Ili Milli, Chiti Jvalam, Apanaye Shoha
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Thank you! I´we been looking for this mantra since last month. You made me very happy.
Thanks a lot.
Where can I get this one??? I love it!
Thank you! It's very nice!
i run into different versions as well... A bit confusing, i must say.
i also didn't understand what's the connection to the text displayed in the video...?
This music is the most powerful, peaceful and finest discovery of human beings. I listen to it days and nights and it gives all the relief and hope I need. I am so curious to know who did composed of all this and these people could be met one day -- my dream. Where could they be? In Tibet?
Bless you.... im so happy. thanks a million dear
Does anyone know what is the meaning of those mantra above
Thank you very much. This sounds are powerful.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyIIObFyK4I&feature=related
my day starts with this mantra nad end s with this mantra.so good tone...
thank you very much..it's make me very peaceful
Can you please tell us the meaning of this mantra in English. Thank you!
Avalokiteśvarā: Lord who gazes downward. The name Avalokites(h)vara is made of four parts: the verbal prefix ''ava'', which means "down"; the noun "loka", which means "the world"; the suffix ''ita'', which changes the verb ''avalok'' into a noun, "one who looks upon the world"; and finally "īśvarā", means "lord" or "master". In accordance with the Sandhi (rules of sound combination), īś(h)vara becomes ''es(h)vara''. The four parts combined mean, "Lord who gazes downward". (ref: http://vedabase.net/sanskrit/a/avalokite & http://vedabase.net/sanskrit/i/isvara)
Arhat: A term used primarily in Theravada Buddhism to signify a person who has fulfilled its ultimate goal, the attainment of nirvana. Upon death, the arhat will become extinguished. The arhat, as an individual, has attained full enlightenment, peace and freedom.
Cale, pracale: cala/cale, means move, go; pra, means before, in front. Pra-cali means move on, depart.
Cite: from citta; jāla, means web, net. Cite jāla, "web of mind".
Citta (Skt., Pali), Mind, according to many schools, the mind in its natural state is intrinscially luminous (citta-prakṛti-prabhāsvara), free from all attachments and conceptualizing, and thus is empty (śūnya) in nature. In early Buddhism and present-day Theravāda, it is regarded as virtually synonymous with vijñāna (consciousness) and manas (intellect) but in later schools of Budddism it is distinguished from those two. It is defined as the cognitive ground underlying the dynamic system of psychological operations (caitta). In this latter sense, some Mahāyāna and tantric authorities understand citta as equivalent to bodhicitta (thought of awakening), and hold that when the natural state of mind is obscured by the false split into a preceiving subject and perceived object, the everyday mind, which is a fragmentation of its nature state, arises.
Dhiri dhiri, itī-vāti, vare, ili mili: musical notes for sound effect only.
Kusume, kusuma: flower, blossom, garland symbolize purity.
Mapanaya: āpana means obtaining, coming to. Mapanaya, apanaya or māpanaye means being lead away, taken away.
Oṃ ... svāhā!: In a vedic mantra literally, om (Aham,"I am"), sva-aha (sva "self" -aha "spoken") ie. "Om....svaha" means "I am......self-spoken!". It means much more in Buddhism such as: O Lord, adoration, oneness with the Supreme, merging of the physical being with the spiritual, take refuge in, greeting, so be it, all hail! auspiciously completed, amen.
Parama: supreme, highest and final.
Sattva: existence, being. "Sat"(true, real, good), "tva"("-ness"). Sattva means realness, goodness, truth and has coming to mean "real being" or "true existence"
Namo Ratna Trayaya,
Namo Arya Jnana
Sagara, Vairochana,
Byuhara Jara Tathagataya,
Arahate, Samyaksam Buddhaya,
Namo Sarwa Tathagate Bhyay,
Arhata Bhyah,
Samyaksam Buddhe Bhyah,
Namo Arya Avalokite
shoraya Bodhisattvaya,
Maha Sattvaya,
Maha Karunikaya,
upto this is salutation to different celestial godheads.
Tadyata, Om Dara Dara,
Diri Diri, Duru Duru
Itte We, Itte Chale Chale,
Purachale Purachale,
Kusume Kusuma Wa Re,
Ili Milli, Chiti Jvalam, Apanaye Shoha
thus ,the one who hold firm(to the world),who carries the burden ( of the world),who moves in a lotus(rembr the mention of lotus feet in om mani padme hem),who could remove the convolutions of mind( clear the mind),the supreme immaculate one,the most merciful,....let that one manifest ( in my mind).
This mantra makes me happy. Thanks!
Thanks, Neel.
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