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Vajrakilaya Mantra 1 Hour - Remover of Obstacles and Negative Karma, Activity of all the Buddhas

Vajrakilaya and his mantra is important in our modern world — since Vajrakilaya is the activity of all the Buddhas. He is the wrathful Heruka emanation of glorious Buddha Vajrasattva. At the same time, he is the ultimate expression of Bodhichitta and compassion and love. Listen or chant along with the Sanskrit version of his mantra — famous for accomplishing the Enlightened activities and overcoming our obstacles, chanted beautifully by Buddha Weekly with beautiful meditative images. NOTE: His mantra is publicly available in many forms, including by various teachers. Only his Sadhana and self-visualization specifically requires empowerment and transmission of sadhana. HIS MANTRA in SANSKRIT: Om Vajra Kili Kilaya Sarva Vighnam Vam Hum Pey The literal translation of Sanskrit mantra: Om Vajra Kili Kilaya Sarva Vighnam Vam Hum Pey Vajra: Vajra, in Sanskrit, has both the meanings of “thunderbolt” and “diamond.” Like the thunderbolt, the vajra cleaves through ignorance. It also connotes “swift” or “instant” Kili — Kila : in Sansrit कील; IAST: kīla for a three-sided peg, stake or knife, and as Kili associated with Quick Activity, Quick Action, Strength — as in the small three-cornered tent peg that can secure a tent against the worse weather. But also “staking” quickly or pegging instantly. Kilaya - VajraKilaya is the name of the great One, in this a form of Vajrakila (which means Thunderbolt (quick) to “Spike” or nail down — as in transfixing our obstructions to Enlightenment. Sarva - Sarva (सर्व) rSanskrit — Sarva (सर्व) refers to “(the attainment of) everything” Vighnam: Noun. विघ्न • (vighna) m. a breaker, destroyer. an obstacle, impediment, hindrance, opposition, prevention, interruption, any difficulty or trouble. Vam: (Bam in Tibetan) is the seed syllable of Vajrakilaya. Vam is the bija, or seed, sound of the sacral chakra. When chanting the mantra, vam, the power of the sound vibrations is believed to cleanse this chakra, which is the energy center of creativity Hum: Hum connotes “method and wisdom” or “Compassion and comprehension of Shunyata” Pey (Phet, Phat): “cutting through” or “cut!” — as in cutting all obstacles to success, siddhis and Enlightenment. Typically, online you'll find this mantra chanted in the Tibetan version: OM BENZA KILI KILIYA SARWA BIGHANEN BAM HUNG PHAT Garchen Rinpoche described Vajrakilaya as "the mind of great love" is his wonderful book, Vajrakilaya: A Complete Guide with Experiential Instructions. The mantra of this ferocious embodiment of Enlightenment calms the mind and tames our obstacles, both external and internal. Vajrakilaya — also called Vajrakumara — is none other than the Heruka aspect of Vajrasattva, who empowers the activity of all the Buddhas and symbolically represents these activities: wrathful, peaceful and pacifying, increasing, and magnetizing. Chanting his mantra with Bodhichitta intention is a complete practice, especially empowered by original Sanskrit. Garchen Rinpoche indicated the main requirement for chanting this mantra is Bodhichitta intention -- the intention to become Enlightened for the benefit of all sentient beings. Chant along now in powerful Sanskrit, the mantra of the Activity Heruka of the Buddhas. His mantra in Sanskrit Mantra Om Vajra Kili Kilaya Sarva Vighnam Vam Hum Phat (Phet, Pey) Vajrakilaya book cited: Vajrakilaya: A Complete Guide with Experiential Instructions Kyabje Garchen Rinpoche Publisher : Snow Lion (February 8, 2022) https://amzn.to/4aUSQpv Language : English Paperback : 504 pages ISBN-10 : 1611809053 ISBN-13 : 978-1611809053 (affiliate link) #Vajrakilaya #garchenrinpoche #vajrakumara #sanskritmantra #buddhistmantra