Tara Mantra | Buddhist Mantra - MAHA CUNDI DHARANI 108 Times - Increase wisdom, health, prolong life

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Mantra
English:
Namah saptanam saymak sambuddha Kotinam tadyatha om cale cule Cundi soha
Hindi:
नमः सप्तनाम सयमक सम्बुद्ध कोटिनाम तद्यथा ॐ कले कले कंदी सोहा

The quasi-refreshing mantra, called the king of mantras, has incredible blessing power. His induction is very fast and powerful. The reciter can pray for wisdom and wisdom, debate victory, love and respect each other by couples, make him love and respect each other, enhance interpersonal relationships, Seeking children, prolonging life, curing diseases, eliminating sin, praying for rain, freeing from imprisonment, and keeping away from evil spirits and thieves, all kinds of prayers are all satisfied.

"The mantra of Zhunti Bodhisattva is very sensitive, but it must be sensitive, so be careful!
Everyone, those of us who practice Buddhism should benefit his mind (benefit the minds of others), and do not seek self-interest;
Read it with an altruistic heart, and the induction is very fast...
As for your quest for the law of the world-seeking longevity, health, fame, wealth and family safety,
Then you don't have to follow any rituals, you just need to recite the mantras! It's that simple thing. -Nan Huaijin

When Buddha Kyamuni enlightened Dao under the Bodhi tree, he realized the Dao by observing the word "LA" on the top of his head when he practised the "Quasi Dharma".

Nagarjuna Bodhisattva said with his praise: "Quickly mention the merits and chants of the silent heart, all the disasters, and the inability to invade the human beings. The heaven and the earth are blessed and the Buddha, etc., when you encounter this wishful bead, you will get nothing and so on." 　

The Sutra of the Great Teaching King says: "Seven Juju Tathagatas praise the three bodies, saying the true words of the Bodhisattva, can save all the sages, if one recites, all the requirements, all the accomplishments, and soon they will achieve the results. It’s Zhizhun who mentions the mantra. Among the secrets, the first one is the mother of mantra and the king of curse."

The superiority of Zhunti Mantra lies in:
(1) The quasi mention mantra always contains all the mantras, and all the mantras cannot contain the quasi mention. For example, the sea can capture hundreds of rivers, and all rivers cannot capture the sea.
(2) Everyone can recite the chant, regardless of whether they are a monk at home, drink or eat meat, have a wife, etc., can recite.

There are eighteen merits of Buddhahood
1. No loss
2. No loss of mouth
3. No loss
4. No fancy
5. All centering
6. All knowing and giving up
7. Desire
8. Diligence is indestructible
9, the unquenchable mind
10. Wisdom is indestructible
11. Liberation is indestructible
12. Liberation knows indefinitely
13. All body karma follows wisdom
14. All trades follow wisdom
15. All mental karma follows wisdom
16. Wisdom knows that the past lives are safe
17. Wisdom knows that the future is safe
18. Wisdom knows that there is nothing wrong with the world.

Recitation of Chun Ti Shen Chou, or the Cundi Dharani in Sanskrit, is for sincerely asking assistance from Guan Yin Bodhisattva to fulfil wishes. Some of its great powers include: success in career development; harmony in marriage and relationships; and academic achievements. It is particularly helpful for young adults for finding a suitable job and partner in life. However, the wishes you make must be reasonable and legitimate.

For Daily Recitation
Generally 21, 27 or 49 times per day; can be recited day or night.

Before reciting this mantra, you can say your prayer or wish as follows, “May the Great Merciful and Great Compassionate Guan Yin Bodhisattva protect and bless me, ＜your full name＞, grant me good fortune and success in career (or any other reasonable wish you may have).”

► Image Credits: Lama Tashi Norbu, Artist and founder of Museum of Contemporary Tibetan Art.
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