PRAYERS AND MANTRAS BEING BROADCAST 24 HOURS A DAY FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL.
Live streamed 24/7 from Crestone, Co. A place with 11 major monasteries and many, many smaller ones. Crestone.
REMEMBER PRAYERS, SCRIPTURES AND MANTRAS GRANTS US THE SILENT TRANSMISSION/THE SILENT TEACHING
Embodied and Transcendent Meditation in blessed silence by the granted non-cognitive transmission is by far the most important use of time.
To view the prayer box live download the Reolink desktop camera app (Download the app to your computer) For your mobile Iphone or Moblie android phone (Download the app to your phone)...and enter - For your Windows or Apple desktop/laptop the login is william@williammartino.com and the password is Sahajasamadhi. For your mobile phone the login is william@williammartino.com , and the password is Sahajasamadhi. This grants you access to view the 24 hour a day Shurangama prayer box located in Crestone, Co.
All these prayers, mantras and scriptures are played on a loop from 8000 feet high 24 hrs a day.
Mahavatar Babaji is a legendary, immortal Indian yogi and saint believed to have lived in the Himalayas for centuries, reportedly retaining a youthful physical form. Known as a "Mahavatar" (Great Avatar) and the guru of Lahiri Mahasaya, he is credited with reviving the ancient scientific technique of Kriya Yoga to help humanity achieve rapid spiritual liberation.Key Details About Mahavatar Babaji:Immortal Yogi: Babaji is believed to have transcended human limitations, enabling him to live for centuries or millennia, often appearing and disappearing at will.Reviver of Kriya Yoga: He initiated Lahiri Mahasaya into Kriya Yoga in 1861, which was later popularized in the West by Paramahansa Yogananda in his book Autobiography of a Yogi.The "Nameless One": His exact birth date and origin are unknown, although some accounts suggest he was born in 203 CE in Tamil Nadu, India.Teachings: He taught that the highest spiritual attainments are accessible to householders, not just monks, emphasizing selfless duty and God-realization.Appearance: He is often described as ageless, appearing as a youthful, radiant yogi.Is Babaji Still Alive?According to the traditions of Kriya Yoga, Babaji is considered "deathless" or an immortal saint (chiranjeevi) who continues to live in the Himalayan region and guides spiritual seekers, appearing only to a few blessed disciples.Common Quotes & Philosophy:On Unity: He emphasized that all religions are paths to the same God and that humanity is one.On Yoga: He taught that Kriya Yoga is a supreme scientific technique of God-realization.On Duty: He instructed, "The yogi who faithfully discharges their responsibilities, without personal motive or attachment, treads the sure path of enlightenment".Note: There is also a distinct figure known as Haidakhan Babaji, who appeared in the 20th century (1970–1984), who is sometimes confused with the legendary Mahavatar Babaji.
This is the greatest saint ever to grace the earth who is alive and appears bodily still at over 2000 years ole. I’ve spent countless hours listening too and doing this mantra and am a deep student of this lineage which includes Yogananda.
Padre Pio is the last person to be canonized a saint in the catholic church. He had the stigmata (bleeding from the places Christ was crucified). 1,000 of miracles of every kind are attributed to him. I spent countless hours with the monks at the main monastery in America.
Padre Pios Last Mass
Sermon on perseverance, on curiosity, on love
The longest loop of Padre Pios voice available on the net.
Padre Pio (1887–1968) was an Italian Capuchin friar, priest, and mystic canonized as a saint in 2002. Known for receiving the stigmata (wounds of Christ) and having gifts of bilocation and miracles, he spent 50 years in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy, ministering to thousands. He is a widely revered saint of the Catholic Church. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Key Details About Padre Pio
Real Name: Born Francesco Forgione on May 25, 1887, in Pietrelcina, Italy.
Known For (Charisms): He is famous for bearing the stigmata (visible wounds of Christ) on his hands, feet, and side for 50 years, starting in 1918. He was also known for profound wisdom, reading of hearts in confession, and alleged miracles.
Ministry: He lived in the Capuchin friary in San Giovanni Rotondo, where he spent many hours daily hearing confessions and founded the Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza ("Home for the Relief of Suffering"), a major hospital.
Sainthood: Pope John Paul II beatified him in 1999 and canonized him as Saint Pio of Pietrelcina on June 16, 2002.
Feast Day & Burial: His feast day is September 23. His body is enshrined at the Sanctuary of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
Biography Highlights
Early Life: Entered the Capuchin Order at age 15 and was ordained a priest on August 10, 1910.
Sufferings: He suffered from frail health, intense spiritual attacks, and criticism from skeptics within and outside the Church, yet continued his ministry.
Death: He died on September 23, 1968, at age 81. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
He is the patron saint of civil defense volunteers, adolescents, and stress relief. [1, 2]
Padre Pio is the last person to be canonized a saint in the catholic church. He had the stigmata (bleeding from the places Christ was crucified). 1,000 of miracles of every kind are attributed to him. I spent countless hours with the monks at the main monastery in America.
Padre Pios Last Mass
Sermon on perseverance, on curiosity, on love
The longest loop of Padre Pios voice available on the net.
Padre Pio (1887–1968) was an Italian Capuchin friar, priest, and mystic canonized as a saint in 2002. Known for receiving the stigmata (wounds of Christ) and having gifts of bilocation and miracles, he spent 50 years in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy, ministering to thousands. He is a widely revered saint of the Catholic Church. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Key Details About Padre Pio
Real Name: Born Francesco Forgione on May 25, 1887, in Pietrelcina, Italy.
Known For (Charisms): He is famous for bearing the stigmata (visible wounds of Christ) on his hands, feet, and side for 50 years, starting in 1918. He was also known for profound wisdom, reading of hearts in confession, and alleged miracles.
Ministry: He lived in the Capuchin friary in San Giovanni Rotondo, where he spent many hours daily hearing confessions and founded the Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza ("Home for the Relief of Suffering"), a major hospital.
Sainthood: Pope John Paul II beatified him in 1999 and canonized him as Saint Pio of Pietrelcina on June 16, 2002.
Feast Day & Burial: His feast day is September 23. His body is enshrined at the Sanctuary of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina in San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]
Biography Highlights
Early Life: Entered the Capuchin Order at age 15 and was ordained a priest on August 10, 1910.
Sufferings: He suffered from frail health, intense spiritual attacks, and criticism from skeptics within and outside the Church, yet continued his ministry.
Death: He died on September 23, 1968, at age 81. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
He is the patron saint of civil defense volunteers, adolescents, and stress relief. [1, 2]
Surangama Mantra destroys all black magic
a This is my students great grandfather was a Shikh saint with miracles
Waheguru means Waheguru (Punjabi: ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ) is the primary mantra in Sikhism, translating to "Wondrous Lord" or "Wonderful Enlightener". It is a combination of Wahe (an expression of awe and wonder) and Guru (dispeller of darkness, or guide). The chant represents the Divine Creative Being and brings the chanter closer to God by promoting feelings of ecstasy, bliss, and the removal of ego. In my students house this mantra has been going 24 hrs a day for over 6 years as of 2026.
Rare and old recordings of Sant Baba Harnam Singh Ji Rampur Khera Wale, a revered 20th-century Sikh saint (1897–1983), can be found through digital archives and dedicated YouTube channels, often featuring his life story (Jivan Katha) and katha (discourse). Key Sources for Old Recordings & Katha: DGN Sounds (SoundCloud): Features a rare recording of Sant Ji recounting his own life story, including his journey into Sikhi and his spiritual experiences. Se Kinehiya Audiobooks: Multiple sources, including SikhTunes and YouTube, offer recordings of "Se Kinehiya," the biography of Sant Baba Harnam Singh Ji, which narrates his life and spiritual practices. YouTube Archives: Channels such as "GurbaniSewa" feature audiobooks and katha regarding Sant Ji. Rampur Khera Trust: Recordings often originate from the Rampur Khera center, focusing on his teachings of Naam-Simran. Wikipedia Wikipedia +4 Content of Recordings: Jivan Katha: Discussions on his personal journey, devotion to Naam (meditation), and ascetic life. Se Kinehiya (Audiobook): Details his early life, intense meditation, and divine experiences, focusing on his humility and total surrender. Naam-Simran Instruction: Guidance on the path of meditation and Sikh living. Wikipedia Wikipedia +3 These recordings provide a glimpse into the life of a saint recognized for his deep meditation and connection to the Guru's teachings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxh39sW0zAU&t=83s
Vairochana shingon - Ceremony/Chants/Prayers/Scriptures/Mantras
In Shingon Buddhism, the primary chant for Mahavairocana Buddha (known as Dainichi Nyorai in Japanese) is the Mantra of Light (Kōmyō Shingon). It is considered one of the most powerful mantras for purifying karma and attaining enlightenment. The Mantra of Light (Kōmyō Shingon) This is the complete mantra in its commonly used Sanskrit-transliterated and Japanese-phonetic forms.
Shurangama - Ceremony/Chants/Prayers/Scriptures/Mantras
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMkORopeLWA
The Shurangama Mantra (Lengyan Zhou) is considered the king of mantras in Buddhism, particularly in Chan tradition. Stemming from the Shurangama Sutra, it is believed to be proclaimed by Shakyamuni Buddha to subdue demonic forces, dispel darkness, purify negative karma, protect practitioners, and aid in attaining samadhi. (City of 10,000 Buddhas)
Key Aspects of the Shurangama Mantra:
Meaning: "Shurangama" translates to "ultimately firm and strong" representing an unbreakable spiritual power that protects against negative influences and fosters enlightenment.
Significance: It is often referred to as the "Great White Canopy of Light Dharani" a mantra that protects those who "study the Way" (cultivate Buddhism) from spiritual interference, misfortune, and disasters.
Structure: It is a very long mantra, often recited in its entirety or via its "heart mantra" form to bring forth inner wisdom and provide blessings.
Usage: It is frequently chanted in Mahayana temples to maintain the "Proper Dharma" and bring peace, prosperity, and security to the surrounding area.
Benefits: Proponents claim it helps practitioners avoid suffering, purify negative karma, and gain protection from, as well as control over, malevolent forces.
The mantra is viewed as a manifestation of the Buddha's crown and a tool for rapid spiritual development, often associated with the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas and other East Asian Buddhist traditions.
All the words of Jesus from the bible
The Lords prayer in Aramaic Jesus gave his sermons in Aramaic.
Drubwang Rimpoche - The Dalai Lama called him the greatest living meditation master.
Chanting the Om Moni Padme Hum
"Drubwang Rinpoche" usually refers to Drubwang Konchok Norbu Rinpoche (1921–2007), a revered Drikung Kagyu yogi, or Kyabjé Drubwang Padma Norbu Rinpoche (Penor Rinpoche; 1932–2009), a prominent Nyingma master. Both were highly accomplished meditation masters ("Drubwang" means "master of accomplishment") who significantly spread Buddhist teachings globally.Key Aspects of Drubwang Konchok Norbu Rinpoche (Drikung Lineage)Background: Born in 1921 in Drikung, Tibet, he was a famous practitioner who spent decades in retreat.Teachings: He specialized in Mahamudra, encouraged the recitation of the Mani mantra (Avalokiteshvara), and promoted compassion.Activities: At the Dalai Lama's request, he traveled to Southeast Asia and the USA to teach.Legacy: Passed away in 2007, he is remembered for his straightforward, strict, and deeply compassionate approach.Key Aspects of Drubwang Padma Norbu Rinpoche (Penor Rinpoche - Nyingma Lineage)Role: The 11th throneholder of the Palyul Lineage and a former Supreme Head of the Nyingma school.Accomplishments: Founded the Namdroling Monastery in India (one of the largest Tibetan centers outside Tibet).Legacy: Recognized as an incarnation of Vimalamitra, he was a renowned Dzogchen master who passed away in 2009.Note: "Drubwang" is a title for many accomplished meditators, so it may also refer to other masters.
Buddhist practitioners widely consider the Om Mani Padme Hum (or Hūṃ) chant to be the most central, profound, and universally used mantra.It is known as the mantra of compassion, representing the six-syllabled practice of the Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig) to purify negative karma and cultivate wisdom and compassion.The Core Mantra: Om Mani Padme HumMeaning: Often translated as "The Jewel in the Lotus" or "Praise to the Jewel in the Lotus". It symbolizes the transformation of an impure body, speech, and mind into the pure, enlightened body, speech, and mind of a Buddha.The Six Syllables: Each syllable is believed to target specific delusions and purify the six realms of existence:Om: Generosity / Purifies PrideMa: Ethics / Purifies JealousyNi: Patience / Purifies Passion/DesirePad: Diligence / Purifies Ignorance/PrejudiceMe: Renunciation / Purifies GreedHum: Wisdom / Purifies Aggression/HatredPurpose: It is chanted to calm fears, soothe concerns, and foster inner peace.Other Significant MantrasDepending on the tradition (Mahayana, Vajrayana, Nichiren), other core mantras are used:Namu Myōhō Renge Kyō: The central chant of Nichiren Buddhism, meaning "Devotion to the Mystic Law of the Lotus Sutra".Om Muni Muni Mahamuniye Soha: The mantra of Shakyamuni (the historical Buddha).Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha: The Green Tara mantra for protection, healing, and overcoming obstacles.Gate Gate Paragate Parasamgate Bodhi Svaha: The mantra of the Heart Sutra, focusing on emptiness and wisdom.Note: In the Theravada tradition, mantra chanting is less common, with practitioners more often reciting the "Three Refuges" or "Buddho" to focus the mind.
Over 100 year old native american recording
Recorded 1890
Garchen Rimpoche is the greatest living Tibetan master whom Drubwang Rimpoche (The greatest Tibetan master in modern history that we had access too (He’s passed on now) He said Garchen was the cause of his enlightenemnet.
H.E. Garchen Rinpoche is a revered master of the Drikung Kagyu lineage of Tibetan Buddhism, widely known for his profound teachings on the OM AH HUNG Vajra Recitation. He emphasizes this practice as a way to unify the mind with the "wind" (breath energy) to stabilize meditation and realize the nature of the mind.
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The OM AH HUNG Vajra Recitation
Garchen Rinpoche teaches this as a "vajra breath" meditation that can be practiced continuously, even during daily activities.
OM (Inhale): Mentally recite "OM" while breathing in through the nostrils.
AH (Hold): Mentally recite "AH" while briefly holding the breath at the navel. This syllable represents the nature of fire and heat, and the focus remains on the "AH" at the navel chakra.
HUNG (Exhale): Mentally recite "HUNG" while exhaling through the mouth.
Purpose and Benefits
According to Rinpoche’s teachings, this practice serves several spiritual and practical functions:
Mind-Wind Unity: It prevents the mind and subtle energies (winds) from going separate ways, which causes delusion.
Stabilizing Meditation: It pacifies conceptual thoughts and helps achieve one-pointed concentration.
Purification: The recitation is said to purify the five poisons (ignorance, attachment, aversion, pride, and jealousy) and clear mental afflictions.
Bodhicitta: He often links this practice with Tonglen (giving and taking), using the breath to cultivate immeasurable love and the wish to benefit all sentient beings.
About H.E. Garchen Rinpoche
Born in 1936 in Kham, Tibet, Garchen Rinpoche is considered the 8th incarnation in his lineage.
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Imprisonment: He spent 20 years in a Chinese labor camp, where he met his root guru, Khenpo Munsel, and practiced in secret until he achieved deep realization.
Main Seat: He is the founder of the Garchen Buddhist Institute in Chino
Jorei with Danubio Azul from Mesishusama the founder of Shumei
Johrei is a Japanese spiritual energy-healing practice founded by Mokichi Okada in 1935, designed to purify the spirit, reduce stress, and promote physical well-being. It involves a practitioner channeling "divine light" or universal energy through their palm toward a recipient, usually without physical contact. Key Aspects of Johrei: Purpose: To cleanse the "spiritual body" of negativity or "clouds," which in turn is believed to improve physical health and remove toxins. Method: Practitioners (givers) hold their hand 1–2 feet away from the receiver, focusing energy on specific areas like the head, shoulders, and back. Origins: Developed in Japan by Mokichi Okada, who advocated for a "paradise on earth" through spiritual healing, art, and natural farming. Johrei Fellowship: An organization that offers sessions and promotes these practices, often with no set fees. Scientific Evidence: While some studies suggest it may help with stress reduction and immune function, rigorous scientific evidence on its effectiveness for treating specific diseases is limited. Sensations: Recipients may feel warmth, tingling, or a sense of peace during the session. Johrei is considered a complementary approach and is not a substitute for conventional medical treatment.
Om (written as ॐ) is a sacred syllable and primordial sound in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. It is considered the original vibration of the universe from which all creation emerged. Wikipedia Wikipedia +3 Spiritual Significance The Sound of AUM: The syllable is composed of three phonemes representing various trinities: A: The waking state, the physical plane, or the creator Brahma. U: The dream state, the mental/astral plane, or the preserver Vishnu. M: Deep sleep, the unconscious state, or the destroyer Shiva. Silence: The fourth state (Turiya) representing absolute consciousness. Meditation & Yoga: Chanting "Om" is believed to align the body's frequency, calm the central nervous system, and help practitioners achieve a state of samadhi (spiritual absorption
GYUME MONKS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JKZ9emNYCw&t=1s
SACRED TIBET - Chants of the Gyume Monks - Tibetan Buddhist Tantric Chants - Guhyasamja & Kalarupa Om Vajrapani Hum 21.4K subscribers Subscribe 24 Share Save 639 views May 23, 2023 SACRED TIBET - Chants of the Gyume Monks - Tibetan Buddhist Tantric Chants - Guhyasamja & Kalarupa (album) Sacred Tibet is the first studio recording of the Gyume Tantric Monks. Eight of the monks from the College, including the Venerable Abbot Lobsang Tenzin and Chanting Master Ghen Lobsang Gyatso participated in this historic recording. The rituals on this recording have been made available to the public by consent of the Gyume Tantric College, which is under the patronage of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. 15 years ago, Jonathan Goldman, founder of the Sound Healers Association, was honored with the opportunity to make the 1st ever studio recording of Tibetan Monks performing Sacred Tibetan Chanting. Unavailable for over 5 years, this landmark recording of the Gyume Monks is now available again as Sacred Tibet. 01 - Guhyasamja (Tibetan—Sangwadupa) Esoteric Communion 28.11 02 - Kalarupa (Tibetan—Chogyal) Dharma Victor 32.34 - - Guhyasamja Guhyasamja is one of Vajrayana Buddhism’s most fascinating, difficult, and essential personalities. It combines various important tathagata Buddhas, into one sculpture. It is predominantly is call Akshobhayavajara which is the form of Akshobhaya buddha. Guhyasamja is the foremost meditational deity of the Method-father class of Anuttarayoga tantra. Guhyasamaja has two main traditions, the Arya (Nagarjuna) Lineage, and the Jnana (Jnanapada) Lineage. There are three principal iconographic forms of Guhyasamaja; Akshobhyavajra (blue), Manjuvajra (orange), and Avalokita (red). All three of these forms have three faces, six arms, two legs, and embrace a consort. Guhyasamaja can appear as either peaceful or slightly peaceful and slightly wrathful. Guhyasamāja is blue-black in color, a form of Akshobhya, one of the five transcendent lords. Akshobhyavajra holds a vajra and bell in his first two hands, and other hands hold the symbols of the four other transcendent lords, wheel of Vairocana, and lotus of Amitabha in his rights, and the gem of Ratnasambhava and sword of Amoghasiddhi in his lefts. SHORT Mantra of Guhyasamaja OM AH VAJRA DHRIK HUM HUM PHAT - - Kalarupa Manjushri is represented here as Kalarupa, and by his side, his consort, Tsamundi, an emanation of the goddess Saraswati. This terrifying form of the Buddha of Wisdom, personifies enlightenment by the conquest of anger. Kalarupa displays himself as the direct spiritual protector force for all “ugliness” arising from the true inner spiritual obstacles of fear, hatred, pride and jealousy. The intense “ugliness” and fierceness of this iconography alone, serves as a teaching to remind us that all the causes and effects of anger arising from ignorance is “ugly”, distorted, even frightening. We may think that his form is horrible and disgusting on all levels but Kalarupa is actually urging us to consider our appearance to others when we are under the afflictive emotions of fear, pride, jealousy and hatred. From these poisons Kalarupa displays our appearance to others when we use harsh speech and actions. However, his entire form sits on a lotus to signify that everything he does, no matter how wrathful its appearance, is done out of a deep compassion to help us out of our suffering. He is thus also the opponent of all that is ugly and angersome: following his practice can help us to overcome the angers and desires, which cause others and ourselves to suffer. As an emanation of Manjushri, Kalarupa’s practice ultimately helps us to destroy ignorance and develop wisdom to overcome our anger and suffering. Anyone, from any lineage who is dedicated to cut out their anger can practice Kalarupa. However, he is often also known as the special protector of Yamantaka practitioners, where he helps to protect against demons and subdue anger that may arise during Yamantaka retreats. In this way, having Kalarupa in your home is also very good for dispelling bad, harmful spirits and black magic. His spiritual energy in the form of sound that helps to transform the mind (Mantra): SHORT Mantra of Kalarupa OM KALARUPA HUNG PHET 01 - Guhyasamja (Tibetan—Sangwadupa) Esoteric Communion 28.11 02 - Katarupa (Tibetan—Chogyal) Dharma Victor 32.34
Ammachi Aarti and Ma/Aum meditation - Ceremony/Chants/Prayers/Scriptures/Mantras
Mata Amritanandamayi (born Sudhamani, 1953), known as Amma or "The Hugging Saint," is a renowned Indian spiritual leader, guru, and philanthropist. She is celebrated for offering unconditional love and compassion through her unique darshan—a physical embrace—which she has given to millions globally to promote compassion and comfort.Key Details About Amma (Mata Amritanandamayi):Background: Born in a coastal village in Kerala, India, she began spontaneously hugging people to comfort them in their sorrow from a young age.Mission: She teaches that true love is the cure for suffering and that all are equal in their need for love.The Embrace: Amma has embraced over 32 million people worldwide, often for 20+ hours continuously, listening to personal problems and offering guidance.Humanitarian Work: She established Embracing the World, a global network of charitable projects that includes disaster relief, schools, hospitals, and housing for the poor.Recognition: Known as the "Mother of Compassion" or "Mother of Immortal Bliss," she was awarded the Gandhi-King Award for Non-Violence in 2002.Other Meanings of "Ammachi":Malayalam Term: The term "Ammachi" is also used in the Malayalam language (specifically among Kerala Christians) to refer to a mother or grandmother.Travancore Title: Ammachi Panapillai Amma was a historical title for the wife of a Travancore Maharajah.Literary Character: "Big Ammachi" is a central character in Abraham Verghese’s novel The Covenant of Water.Her primary ashram is located in Amritapuri, Kerala.
KARYUNAMIYE HEALING MANTRA - Ceremony/Chants/Prayers/Scriptures/Mantras
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfRgPBsZH5M&t=9s
This is the healing mantra from Sanskrit. I’ve spent countless workshops and retreats with her.
The Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra (or "Om Tryambakam" mantra) is a powerful Rig Vedic healing chant dedicated to Lord Shiva. Often called the "Tryambakam mantra" or Mrita-Sanjivini mantra, it is used to invoke divine healing, longevity, and protection from fear or death. It is often sung by spiritual figures like Karunamayi Amma.
Key Details of the Mantra
Purpose: The mantra is used for healing, restoring health, and fostering spiritual growth.
Context: It is considered the "great death-conquering mantra".
Origin: The mantra is found in the Rigveda (7.59.12) and is attributed to the sage Vashishta.
Meaning: "We worship the three-eyed One (Tryambakam), who is fragrant and who nourishes all (Sugandhim Pushtivardhanam). Like the fruit falls off from the bondage of the stem, may we be liberated from death, from mortality (Urvarukamiva Bandhanan Mrityor Mukshiya Maamritat)".
Healing Power: It is believed to bring profound healing energy, calm the mind, and rejuvenate the body.
How to Chant: For maximum benefit, it is often recommended to chant it during Brahma Muhurta (early morning) or 108 times using a Rudraksha mala.
Lyrics (Sanskrit)
Om Tryambakam Yajamahe Sugandhim Pushtivardhanam |
Urvarukamiva Bandhanan Mrityor Mukshiya Maamrita
Cintamani (or Chintamani)
The wish fulfilling jewel
A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada (1896–1977) was an Indian spiritual teacher who founded the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), commonly known as the "Hare Krishna" movement. At age 69, he traveled to the US to spread Gaudiya Vaishnava theology, translating numerous sacred texts and establishing over 100 temples worldwide.Key Details About Prabhupada:Full Name: Abhay Charanaravinda Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada (born Abhay Charan De).Mission: He brought the teachings of bhakti-yoga and the Hare Krishna mantra to the Western world, fulfilling his spiritual master’s request to preach in English.Founder-Acharya: He established ISKCON in New York in 1966.Literary Contributions: He authored over 70 volumes on the Krishna tradition, including Bhagavad-gita As It Is.Impact: He initiated thousands of disciples and promoted vegetarianism and spiritual education globally.Background: Born in Calcutta, he was a member of a Vaishnava family, married with children before taking sannyasa (lifelong renunciation) to dedicate his life to spreading Krishna consciousness.He is considered a prominent modern authority on bhakti-yoga and is revered by his followers as a pure devotee of Krishna
Purport
By the word cintāmaṇi is meant "transcendental gem." Just as Māyā builds this mundane universe with the five material elements, so the spiritual (cit) potency has built the spiritual world of transcendental gems. The cintāmaṇi which serves as material in the building of the abode of the Supreme Lord of Goloka, is a far rarer and more agreeable entity than the philosopher's stone. The purpose tree yields only the fruits of piety, wealth, fulfillment of desire and liberation; but the purpose trees in the abode of Kṛṣṇa bestow innumerable fruits in the shape of checkered divine love. Kāma-dhenus (cows yielding the fulfillment of desire) give milk when they are milked; but the kāma-dhenus of Goloka pour forth oceans of milk in the shape of the fountain of love showering transcendental bliss that does away with the hunger and thirst of all pure devotees. The words lakṣa and sahasra-śata signify endless numbers. The word sambhrama or sādara indicates "being saturated with love." Here lakṣmī denotes gopī. Ādi-puruṣa means, "He who is the primeval Lord."
The word Cintamani (Sanskrit for "wish-fulfilling gem") appears in the first line of Verse 29 of the Sri Brahma-samhita, a sacred Sanskrit text containing prayers by Lord Brahma glorifying Lord Krishna.Verse 29: The "Cintamani" PrayerThis verse describes the spiritual world (Goloka Vrindavan), where everything is made of transcendental, wish-fulfilling substance.Sanskrit:cintāmaṇi-prakara-sadmasu kalpa-vṛkṣa-lakṣāvṛteṣu surabhīr abhipālayantamlakṣmī-sahasra-śata-sambhrama-sevyamānaṁgovindam ādi-puruṣaṁ tam ahaṁ bhajāmiTranslation:"I worship Govinda, the primeval Lord, the first progenitor, who is tending the cows, yielding all desire, in abodes built with spiritual gems, surrounded by millions of purpose trees, always served with great reverence and affection by hundreds of thousands of lakshmis or gopis."Key Elements of the VerseCintāmaṇi-prakara-sadmasu: The palaces are built with "philosopher's stones" (cintamani) that are spiritual and far superior to material gems.Kalpa-vṛkṣa: These are "desire trees" that immediately provide anything one wishes.Surabhīr: Krishna herds Surabhi cows, which provide an infinite supply of milk.Govindam ādi-puruṣaṁ: Lord Brahma directs his worship toward Govinda (Krishna), the "original person" and the cause of all causes.Significance and DiscoveryThe Sri Brahma-samhita is part of the Pancharatra literature. While originally 100 chapters long, only the 5th chapter remains known today. This chapter was famously rediscovered by Sri Caitanya Mahaprabhu in the 16th century at the Adi-kesava Temple in South India.
Śrī Brahma-saṁhitā 5.29
cintāmaṇi-prakara-sadmasu kalpa-vṛkṣa-
lakṣāvṛteṣu surabhīr abhipālayantam
lakṣmī-sahasra-śata-sambhrama-sevyamānaṁ
govindam ādi-puruṣaṁ tam ahaṁ bhajāmi
Synonyms
cintāmaṇi — touchstone; prakara — groups made of; sadmasu — in abodes; kalpa-vṛkṣa — of desire trees; lakṣa — by millions; āvṛteṣu — surrounded; surabhīḥ — surabhi cows; abhipālayantam — tending; lakṣmī — of goddesses of fortune; sahasra — of thousands; śata — by hundreds; sambhrama — with great respect; sevyamānam — being served; govindam — Govinda; ādi-puruṣam — the original person; tam — Him; aham — I; bhajāmi — worship.
Translation
I worship Govinda, the primeval Lord, the first progenitor who is tending the cows, yielding all desire, in abodes built with spiritual gems, surrounded by millions of purpose trees, always served with great reverence and affection by hundreds of thousands of lakṣmīs or gopīs.
Yes, Cintamani (or Chintamani) is known as the "wish-fulfilling jewel" in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, often regarded as a physical manifestation of enlightened consciousness. It is often described as a luminous pearl or a radiant gem capable of granting all desires—from material wealth to spiritual enlightenment—and is considered the eastern equivalent of the Western "philosopher's stone".Here is the full story and significance of the Cintamani.1. Origins and Mythological TalesThe stories of the Cintamani span thousands of years, with diverse interpretations:Heavenly Origin (Buddhist Lore): The most common story tells of a mysterious chest that fell from the sky (a "terma" or hidden treasure) during the reign of King Lha Thothori Nyantsen in Tibet in the 5th century. The king did not understand the four contents of the box, but he kept them in reverence, and they were later revealed to be the bringers of the Dharma (Buddhist teachings) to Tibet.Indra's Net (Avatamsaka Sutra): Another story describes "Indra's Net," a cosmic, infinite net with a Cintamani at every knot. Each jewel reflects all other jewels in the net, representing the interconnectedness of all beings and phenomena.The Naga King (Hindu Lore): In Hindu tradition, it is often associated with Vishnu or Ganesha, or as a treasure belonging to the Naga king (serpent deity) who guards it in his underwater kingdom.Sirian Connection (Esoteric Thought): Some esoteric traditions believe the stone originated from a planet orbiting Sirius A that exploded millions of years ago, with fragments traveling through space to fall to Earth, often landing in the Libyan Desert.2. Significance in TraditionsBuddhism: It is strongly linked to Bodhisattvas (compassionate, enlightened beings) such as Avalokiteshvara (Chenrezig) and Ksitigarbha, who are depicted holding the jewel to symbolize their power to heal sickness, purify water, and grant enlightenment. It is also carried upon the back of the Lung Ta (wind horse) seen on Tibetan prayer flags, representing good fortune.Hinduism: Mentioned in texts like the Yoga Vasistha, it is a divine gem that represents the realization of earthly and spiritual desires. It is also often equated with the Syamanta jewel mentioned in the Vishnu Purana.Western Esotericism: The Russian explorer Nicholas Roerich believed he was gifted a piece of the Cintamani stone in the 1920s, believing it was a "Treasure of the World" that would guide humanity and create a "Network of Light".3. Esoteric Meaning: The "Inner" JewelBeyond being a literal magic rock, the Cintamani represents the enlightened mind (bodhicitta).Not Just Superficial Wishes: The "wish-fulfillment" is often interpreted as fulfilling the soul's deepest desire for enlightenment rather than merely granting material desires.Symbolism: It is depicted surrounded by flames, symbolizing prajna (deep insight) that burns away ignorance, or resting on a lotus, symbolizing the "jewel in the lotus" (Om Mani Padme Hum)—the blending of compassion and wisdom.4. What Does It Look Like?While mythical, modern practitioners often equate it with Libyan Desert Glass or Saffordite (a volcanic glass found in Arizona). They are generally described as:Small, glassy, and pitted.Translucent, ranging in color from pale lavender to smoky gray or brown.Blazing fiery orange/yellow when held to a flashlight.Today, the Cintamani is considered a symbol of the ultimate goal of spiritual practice: wisdom and compassion.
The prayer Gyanagma Prayer Wheel
The story of a wish-fulfilling jewel being taken from a crown in Tibetan Buddhism relates to the legend of Princess Wencheng (Gyasa), the Chinese wife of the 7th-century Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. According to various Tibetan histories and oral traditions, she is believed to be an incarnation of the White Tara and brought significant Buddhist treasures to Tibet. The Crown Jewel: Legend states that Wencheng, while traversing the region of Chaya on her way to Lhasa, made a stop in Renda. To make the barren landscape flourish and to bless the area, she pulled a precious jewel from her hair or crown (which was part of her vast dowry, sometimes described as a "treasury of precious gems") to empower the construction of a temple.
In Tibetan Buddhist legends, Princess Wencheng is often portrayed as an incarnation of the White Tara, bringing sacred treasures to Tibet to spread Buddhism. While she is most famous for bringing the 12-year-old Jowo Sakyamuni statue, legends also credit her with bringing a wish-fulfilling jewel (often associated with Dzi beads or Cintamani) and performing miracles.According to legends, the miracles associated with Princess Wencheng and her sacred items include:Dispelling Storms and Creating Rainbows: When crossing Qinghai Lake, her caravan was caught in a massive storm. The Princess took out a Tianzhu (a Dzi bead/celestial jewel) and prayed. Immediately, the storm ceased, the clouds dispersed, and a rainbow rose over the lake. Growing a Forest Instantly: Near Renda, where there were no trees, the princess pulled hairs from her head and blew them onto the mountainside. A forest instantly appeared, allowing the local people to build the Renda Hall.Subduing a Demoness: Using her knowledge of Chinese geomancy, she identified that the Tibetan landscape was a demoness (srin mo) blocking Buddhism. She instructed the construction of temples at precise points (like the Jokhang Temple) to pin down the demoness, bringing peace to the region.Creating the Sun and Moon Mirror: Legend holds that Riyue Mountain (Sun-Moon Mountain) was formed from the magical mirror she threw behind her to cut off her attachment to her family in China.
Healing with Sacred Residue: The Gyanagma prayer wheel brought by her is believed to produce a residue that can heal illnesses and provide protection.The legend of a jewel taken from her crown likely merges with the story of her bringing sacred Dzi beads, which Songtsen Gampo ordered to be enshrined on the 12-year-old statue of Sakyamuni in the Jokhang Temple to ensure the prosperity and peace of Tibet.
Significance: This act, often depicted in thangkas and local lore, signifies the transmission of "civilized" knowledge and Buddhism into a "barren" land. Another version of this story highlights the "precious jewels" she brought in a chest that fell from the sky, of which the Cintamani (wish-fulfilling jewel) is a key component.The Queen/Princess: Wencheng is celebrated in Tibet as a "Goddess from the Central Empire" and played a vital role, along with the Nepalese queen Bhrikuti, in building the Ramoche and Jokhang temples.This legend is a key part of Tibetan cultural memory, emphasizing the divine nature of the introduction of Buddhism to the Plateau
THICH NHAT HAHN NAMO AVILOKETESHVARA Ceremony/Chants/Prayers/Scriptures/Mantras
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntBfYFFlbV8&t=1s
"Namo Avalokiteshvara" means "Homage to the Bodhisattva of Compassion" or "I take refuge in the Lord who looks down with compassion". It is a chant used to invoke Avalokiteshvara, the Mahayana Buddhist figure representing the compassionate, deep listening that relieves suffering and transforms pain into understanding. Plum Village Mobile App Plum Village Mobile App +4 Key Aspects of the Phrase: Namo: A term of reverence or adoration, translated as "homage," "veneration," or "I take refuge in". Avalokiteshvara: The "Bodhisattva of Compassion" (known as Guanyin in China and Chenrezig in Tibet) who embodies the compassion of all Buddhas. Meaning of the Name: It is commonly translated as "The Lord Who Looks Down (in compassion)". An earlier interpretation, Avalokitasvara, means "the one who perceives the sounds (cries) of the world". Usage: The phrase is chanted to connect with the inner capacity for compassion, to heal, and to alleviate suffering. Plum Village Mobile App Plum Village Mobile Avalokiteshvara is often depicted with multiple arms or heads to symbolize their ability to hear the cries of suffering beings and offer help in many ways.
AMITOFU Ceremony/Chants/Prayers/Scriptures/Mantras
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THE ZEN HEART SUTRA in SANSKRIT
Ceremony/Chants/Prayers/Scriptures/Mantras
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nwf_snVnM9w
Here is my translation from the original chinese. I was an ordained Zen monk for 4.5 years.
The Heart Sutra
This is chanted everyday in Zen monasteries
Translation from the original by William Martino
A very enlightened man once said to a student of ‘The Way’. The body does not really have substance; even though it appears as substance. The body is mostly empty space. Science tells us that all matter is 99.999 empty space. The body is exactly spacious. The same is true for our feelings, consciousness, thoughts and sensations. Everything is spacious and not polarized as we once perceived in ignorance.
In true spacious perception the Nose, ears and eyes all comfortably abide in spacious timelessness. Everything is more spacious than polarized. People places and things only appear polarized; perceiving more deeply we discover the inherent spaciousness. Every scent, sight, sound and touch is all much more spacious then ‘solid’ or ‘polarized’.
In this spacious timelessness there cannot be a defined separate perception; something existing independent of something else. Here there is no disease nor death, no non death, no suffering, no non suffering, no path nor wisdom. Being only, contented. Allowing time to pass. The only success in life is enjoying the passage of time.
Simply, enlightened people are beyond myopic duality. These people are in direct connect with the Big Picture. The truth existing behind the scenes of environment. This truth itself is beyond commentary once the individual experiences ‘Spacious Timelessness’.
Living here the enlightened ones have no fear and experience profound insight into all matters.
This is the greatest truth in life because from it is birthed all.
Repeating these words granting ‘Spacious Timelessness’ is the source way to become entrusted with enlightenments power. Through it please transmute the suffering being felt.
Gone, gone, gone over above it all, completely transcended throughout. Suspended animation occurring. Time passing without my notice.
Awakened
And So It Is
NEEM KAROLI BABA Ram, Ram, Ram
Two Phds from Harvard went to him in the 60’ and had paranormal experiences. He’s one of the greatest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_lGJ0EH7eI&t=179s
THE SAI BABA GYATRI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFU7eblLzIg&t=2s
This is the oldest and most powerful mantra from Sanskrit, the oldest religion in the world. The Gayatri Mantra is a revered 3,500-year-old Vedic hymn ( 3.62.10) addressed to the sun deity Savitr, symbolizing the ultimate light of consciousness. It acts as a prayer for wisdom and enlightenment, translating roughly to: "We meditate on that supreme light of godliness that illuminates all knowledge and all darkness". os.me os.me +3 Meaning and Translation The mantra is a plea for the Divine to illuminate the intellect, removing ignorance and guiding the mind toward righteousness. Om Bhur Bhuvah Svaha, Tat Savitur Varenyam, Bhargo Devasya Dheemahi, Dhiyo Yo Nah Prachodayat. Translation: "Oh Divine Presence, Creator of the Universe, May your supreme light illuminate our intellect and guide us on the path toward enlightenment". Structure: It consists of 24 syllables, traditionally believed to bring purification and spiritual wisdom to the chanter. Yoga International Yoga International +3 Origin and Significance Source: It originates from the Rig Veda, one of the oldest sacred texts of Hinduism, composed around 1500–500 BCE. Vedic Context: It is dedicated to Savitr, the sun deity representing the source of all life. Significance: Known as Veda Mata (Mother of the Vedas), it is considered one of the most powerful hymns for spiritual awakening.
SAMA VEDA
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This is one of the oldest Sanskrit mantra coming from the Rig Veda. The Sama Veda (Sanskrit: Sāmaveda, from sāman "song" and veda "knowledge") is the "Veda of Melodies and Chants". As one of the four sacred Vedas of Hinduism, it functions as a liturgical songbook, primarily taking verses from the Rig Veda and arranging them for melodic chanting during rituals. Wikipedia Wikipedia +2 Key details about the Sama Veda: Meaning: It translates to "Knowledge of Songs" or "Wisdom of the Sama" (melodies). Purpose: It is designed to be sung rather than read, with a focus on sound, rhythm, and the spiritual power of music. Content: It consists of 1,875 verses (mostly taken from the Rig Veda), which are arranged for musical performance, particularly in honor of deities like Indra, Agni, and Soma. Significance: It is often regarded as the foundation of Indian music and is highly esteemed, with Lord Krishna stating in the Bhagavad Gita, "Among the Vedas I am Samaveda". Vedic Heritage Vedic Heritage +6 It is often described as the "musical counterpart" to the Rig Veda, with the Rig Veda representing the word and the Sama Veda representing the song
THE SOUND OF TWO BLACK HOLES COLLIDING
The "sound" of two black holes colliding is actually a "chirp". Because sound cannot travel through the vacuum of space, scientists at the LIGO Lab detected gravitational waves—ripples in the fabric of spacetime—and translated their frequencies into audible sound waves.Why It Sounds Like a "Chirp"As two black holes spiral toward each other, they move faster and faster, emitting gravitational waves that increase in both frequency and amplitude.The Build-Up: The tone starts as a low-frequency "thump" or hum.The Crescendo: As the merger nears, the pitch rises rapidly, similar to a bird's chirp or a drop of water falling into a pool.The Sudden Stop: The sound ends abruptly at the moment the two black holes become one.Key Scientific MilestonesFirst Detection (2015): The first recording, known as GW150914, captured waves from a collision 1.3 billion light-years away.Energy Release: At the moment of the merger, the collision released more energy in a fraction of a second than all the stars in the observable universe combined.Audibility: While the raw gravitational frequencies are at the very low end of human hearing (around 150 Hz), researchers often shift them to a higher pitch to make the "chirp" clearer to the ear.
A real recording of two black holes colliding and merging together.
(also known as the Heavenly Prayer), the central chant used in the Shumei spiritual practice. In the Shumei tradition, this chant is viewed as a prayer of gratitude and a means of spiritual purification. Its primary meanings and functions include: Shumei UK Shumei UK Heavenly Ritual-Prayer: The name is a compound of "Amatsu" (Heavenly) and "Norito" (a form of Shinto ritual prayer addressed to a deity). Spiritual Connection: It is recited to commune with the cosmos and the divine (Kami), helping practitioners return to their "true and original self" through a state of "no-mind" (mu-shin). Koto-dama (Word Spirit): The prayer’s efficacy is based on the belief in koto-dama, the spiritual power that resides in specific sounds and words to shift energy and enrich the spirit. Core Message: The approximate translation of its core sentiment is: "God and Meishusama, here I am. Please listen to my prayer, guide me, and enrich my spirit as you wish". Shumei UK Shumei UK +3 The chant is typically recited in Yamato Kotoba (classical Japanese) and is used during Shumei services and Jyorei (spiritual healing) sessions.
Translation:
In the divine spiritual world of infinitesimal but truly existing high energy particles
in the throne of heaven where the spirit of God is now manifesting itself as fire
by the power of the divine fire and water principles
Father of all living existence and man, Amatsu Su of True Light, Creator God
and great gods of purification our various impurities of the spirit
please purify by True Light please revive in us the original power of a child of God
these our wishes most humbly and respectfully we pray
Father Creator, original God of True Light please bless and protect us.
Father Creator, original God of True Light please bless and protect us.
Bless our spirit, may it flourish in Thy kingdom forever.
Bless our spirit, may it flourish in Thy kingdom forever.
The Amatsu Norito (also known as Misogi no Harae) is a foundational Shinto prayer used for purification. It invokes the spiritual power of words (kotodama) to cleanse the heart and spirit. Amatsu Norito (Long Version) Japanese (Romaji) English Translation Taka-ama-hara ni kan-zumari masu In the High Plain of Heaven, dwelling in divinity, Kamurogi Kamu-romi no mikoto mochite By the decree of the Divine Male and Female Ancestors, Sumegami mi-oya Kamu-Izanagi no mikoto The Imperial Ancestor and Divine Father, Izanagi-no-Mikoto, Tsukushi no Himuka no Tachibana no At the river mouth of Tachibana in Himuka of Tsukushi, Odo no Ahagi-hara ni In the plain of Ahagi at the gateway of the sea, Misogi harae tamou toki ni aremaseru While performing the ritual of purification and cleansing, Harae-do no o-kami-tachi The great deities of the Place of Purification were born. Moromoro no magari koto tsumi kegare o All various wrongs, sins, and impurities, Harae tamae kiyome tamae to We pray that You clear them away and purify them. Mousu koto no yoshi o To this petition of ours, Amatsu-kami Kunitsu-kami Heavenly Deities and Earthly Deities, Yao-yorozu no kami-tachi tomo ni Together with the eight million myriad deities, Ame no fuchi-koma mimi furitate Prick up your ears like heavenly horses, Kikoshimese to kashikomi kashikomi mo mousu And graciously hear us; we most humbly and reverently pray. Key Spiritual Concepts Kotodama: The "word-spirit" or spiritual power residing in words; reciting this prayer is believed to produce an actual physical and spiritual effect. Misogi: The act of purification through water or prayer to remove kegare (spiritual stagnant energy or "withered spirit"). Amatsu/Kunitsu Kami: Respectively, the deities of the heavenly realm and the earthly realm, all of whom are called upon to witness the purification. For those interested in the ritual context, norito are traditionally recited daily at sunrise and sunset to maintain a clear heart and focus.
TAOIST Pure and Refined Cerememony/Chants Honouring the Dipper
I was the head cook for one of the worlds top Taoist Kung Fu/Qigong Chinese medicine masters for about a year.
Master Hsuan Hua
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPN9liZogmM
Venerable Master Hsuan Hua (1918–1995) was a prominent Chinese Buddhist monk and a pivotal figure in bringing Chinese Buddhism to the West. Known for his strict adherence to monastic discipline and his emphasis on education and translation, he founded the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas in California, which remains one of the largest Buddhist communities in the Western Hemisphere. Wikipedia Wikipedia +3 Key Contributions and Teachings Master Hsuan Hua's work focused on making the Buddha's teachings accessible while maintaining traditional practice. Dharma Realm Buddhist University Dharma Realm Buddhist University Establishment of Institutions: He founded the Dharma Realm Buddhist Association (DRBA) and the Dharma Realm Buddhist University (DRBU), creating spaces for deep study and spiritual practice. Translation of Scriptures: He established the Buddhist Text Translation Society (BTTS) to translate the Buddhist canon into English and other languages, accompanied by his own detailed commentaries. The Six Great Principles: He guided his disciples with six core values: no contending, no greed, no seeking, no selfishness, no pursuit of personal profit, and no lying. Interfaith Harmony: He was a strong advocate for respect and understanding among different religious traditions, often inviting leaders from other faiths to speak. Dharma Realm Buddhist University Dharma Realm Buddhist University +5 Life and Legacy Born as Bai Yushu in northeast China, he became a monk in his youth and eventually received the Dharma transmission of the Guiyang (Weiyang) Chan lineage from the renowned Master Hsu Yun. Buddhist Text Translation Society Buddhist Text Translation Society +1 Filial Piety: He was famously known as "Filial Son Bai" for his devotion to his parents. After his mother’s death, he spent three years in mourning, living in a simple hut by her grave. Mission to the West: He moved to San Francisco in 1962, where he began teaching a diverse group of Western students, eventually ordaining the first five American monks and nuns in the Chinese tradition. The 18 Great Vows: Throughout his life, he was guided by 18 Great Vows, including a commitment to not attain Buddhahood until all other sentient beings had reached enlightenment. Redwood Vihara Redwood Vihara +4 Master Hsuan Hua passed away on June 7, 1995, in Los Angeles. Per his final instructions, his remains were scattered in the air, reflecting his lifelong teaching of non-attachment: "I came into the world without anything; when I depart, I still do not want anything". Berkeley Buddhist Monastery Berkeley Buddhist Monastery Are you interested in learning more about his specific commentaries on sutras, or would you like details on visiting the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas?
ALLAH HU AKBAR
Allahu Akbar is an Arabic phrase that translates to “God is the Greatest.” It is one of the most well-known expressions in Islam, reflecting the central belief in God’s ultimate greatness and power over all things. The phrase emphasizes humility, faith, and recognition that nothing surpasses God.
GREGORIAN CHANTS
Early recordings of Gregorian chants (circa 1928–1936) feature authentic performances from Benedictine monks, primarily led by the Abbey of Solesmes in France, which was tasked with restoring these ancient liturgical melodies. These historical recordings, often showcasing monodic, a cappella singing, have been remastered for modern access
After meditation all the host of natures nourising support rushes in to ehal and reconfigure our biological biographies. The raw alligator mating call is a root demonstration of natures power being descendents of the dinasours.
NOTE-
The historical Buddha (Siddhartha Gautama) focused primarily on meditation and mindfulness rather than mantra chanting!!!
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Grace over law.
THESE PRAYERS/MANTRAS REPRESENT THE BEST OF THE BEST GIVEN ON THE PLANET TO DATE.
My upbringing was one of privilege. My family actualized 7Ph.d’s and 20 million dollars cash yet from 8 years old on. Intelligence, power and money is great yet I wanted something different to be primary then use intelligence, power and money for the good of human kind globally. I was fascinated by God/Zen/Tao/Nature…..real magic only. This split of ideology wasn’t handled well and I made many mistakes in my youth. The lost years caused me 7 years in prison and many more on the streets, in psychiatric institutions and rehabs. I finally opened martial arts schools and became an MMA coach and am considered one of the worlds top authorities on real, actual and genuine Dim Mak (not the fake stuff all over the internet) and Qigong. I’m in a documentary about the worlds top masters of these arts featuring the top Kung Fu, Chinese Medicine and Inner Qigong experts. My main focus is the inner mystery -
I became a monk of 3 different traditions spending 1000’s of hours in scripture, prayer meditation and repentance.
Miracles that happened to my students:
Blind eye gained some sight
Limbs all twisted up from advanced M.S. stratighted out
Brain degeneration stopped and reversed
Eyesight went back to 20/20 after wearing glasses for years and required for driving (This happened to me)
4th stage terminal cancer reversed
Etc, etc, etc.
Before I leave you. May I ask Is there anyone on the planet wise enough and trustworthy enough to be your leader? To lead you? Teach you? Be your superior? Or does all that hierarchy stuff mean nothing to you? Are you teachable at all? Do you need help? Would you be surrendered too, accepting of and receiving Love, Grace and Substance is these were offered to you unconditionally right now? Will you follow directions or do you have your own path and are content with that??? Bye -