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Mantras and Prayers

from  www.palyul.org

His Holiness Pema Norbu Rinpoche is the 11th Throneholder of the Palyul Lineage 

of the Nyingma tradition. He is considered one of the of the foremost masters of the Buddhist tradition of Tibet. 

Throughout the Buddhist community he is respected for his vast knowledge and accomplishment 

and for the integrity and strength with which he upholds the Buddhist teachings.

 

Long Life Prayer for His Holiness Penor Rinpoche

Chanted by Lama Palsang Tenzin
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Seven Line Prayer to Guru Rinpoche

Click here for Flash movie (chant with the Namdroling monks, learning the words). 

Flash 6 required.

MP3 - 3 megs - slow version.

HUNG ORGYEN YUK GYI NUB CHANG TSAM
HUNG, on the northwest border of the country Oddiyanna.

PEMA GESAR DONGPO LA
On the pistil of a lotus flower

YA TSEN CHOG GI NGO DRUB NYEY
Endowed with the marvelous attainment

PEMA JUNG NEY SHEY SU DRAG
You are renowned as the Lotus-Born

KHOR DU KHANDRO MANG POI KOR
Surrounded by retinue of many Dakinis

 CHEG KYI JE SU DAG DRUB KYI
Emulating you in my practice 

CHHEN GIE LAB CHHER SHEG SU SOL
I pray you will come and confer your blessings

GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

Vajra Guru (Guru Rinpoche) Mantra

Hear His Holiness Penor Rinpoche chant the mantra:

OM AH HUNG BENZA GURU PEME SIDDHI HUNG

Hear Palyul monks chant the Seven-line Prayer to Guru Rinpoche 

(Flash 5 required - repeats 3 times)

 

May all merit benefit all sentient beings without partiality!


"About Guru Rinpoche" is the life story of Guru Rinpoche.

"Guru Rinpoche Practice Instructions" here, through the generosity of His Holiness with the teachings, 

we have been permitted to publish a teaching explaining how to practice Guru Yoga. 

You should read and try to understand the entire teaching.

 


100-Syllable Mantra of Vajrasattva 

MP3 - 4 megs

Om Benza Sato Samaya, Manu Palaya

Benza Sato Tei No Pa, Tisthira Dridho Me Bawa

Suto Khayo Mei Ba Wa, Anu Rakto Me Ba Wa, Su Po Khayo Mei Ba Wa

Sar Wa Siddhi Mei Pra Yatsa, Sarwa Karma Sutsa Me,

Tsi Tam Shri Yam Kuru Hung, Ha Ha Ha Ha Ho Bagawan

Sarwa Tathagata Hri Daya, Benza Ma Mei Muntsa

Benzi Bhawa Maha Samaya Sato Ah

As with any mantra there are many levels to the meaning of this mantra. As a result, one should not

become fixated upon any one translation of the mantra. For example, each of the syllables in the

100-Syllable Mantra also represents the One Hundred Peaceful and Wrathful Deities resident in 

one's own body and encountered in the Bardo State after death. 

By practicing with an open mind, the deeper levels of the mantra will be revealed.

 

The approximate meaning of the mantra: You, Vajrasattva, have generated the holy mind 

(bodhicitta) according to your pledge (samaya). Your holy mind is enriched with the simultaneous holy

actions of releasing transmigratory beings from samsara (the circling, suffering aggregates). Whatever

happens in my life-happiness or suffering, good or bad-with a pleased, holy mind, never give up but

 please guide me. Please stabilize all happiness, including the happiness of the upper realms, actualize

all actions and sublime and common realizations, and please make the glory of the five wisdoms abide in my heart.

 

Vajrasattva Short Mantra

Om Vajra Sato Hung 

(actually pronounced) Om Benza Sah To Hung

 


Tse Nyen (Amitayuus)   MP3 - 3.5 megs

 

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More Prayers and Mantras - Text Only

Long Life Prayer for

Khenpo Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche

Du sum gyal wei thug kyed min pei du

When the bodhichitta of the Victors of the Three Times ripened

 

Pang Tog ma lue wod sal cho kyi ku

From the Dharmakaya clear light in which abandonment and realization are accomplished

 

ye zog ye drag rang drol chen po ley

The unchanging mind of emptiness and compassion

 

pho gyur mey pei tong nyid nying je thug

From the primordially perfect, primordially pure self-liberation

 

tse wei dul jhar dro war gyed chag tsul

Supreme Glorious Guru, holder of the three vows

 

dom sum zin pei pal den lama chog

Joyfully attached towards the liberation of beloved beings to be tamed

 

thup ten tag ten dor jei tse tha ye

Indestructible, permanent stable limitless Vajra life

 

tse pag med pei ngo wor tse she ney

Having received nourishment in Amitayus Buddha's essence

 

Sab gyed cho kyi khor lo kor wa dhang

Turn the wheel of profound and extensive Dharma

 

jhi sid bhar du shab pe ten gyur chig

And may your lotus feet be firm for as long as an eon!

GURU RINPOCHE SEVEN LINE PRAYER

HUNG ORGYEN YUK GYI NUB CHANG TSAM
HUNG, on the northwest border of the country Oddiyanna.

PEMA GESAR DONGPO LA
On the pistil of a lotus flower

YA TSEN CHOG GI NGO DRUB NYEY
Endowed with the marvelous attainment

PEMA JUNG NEY SHEY SU DRAG
You are renowned as the Lotus-Born

KHOR DU KHANDRO MANG POI KOR
Surrounded by retinue of many Dakinis

 CHEG KYI JE SU DAG DRUB KYI
Emulating you in my practice 

CHHEN GIE LAB CHHER SHEG SU SOL
I pray you will come and confer your blessings

GURU PEMA SIDDHI HUNG

GURU RINPOCHE (Vajra Guru) Mantra

Om Ah Hung Vajra Guru Pema Siddi Hung

(actually pronounced) Om Ah Hung Benza Guru Pema Siddi Hung

 

Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche explains (from Sogyal Rinpoche's book The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying):

"It is said that the twelve syllables Om Ah Hum Vajra Guru Padma Siddhi Hum carry the entire blessing of the

twelve types of teaching taught by Buddha, which are the essence of His Eightyfour Thousand Dharmas.

Therefore to recite the Vajra guru mantra once is the equivelent to the blessing of reciting.....or practicing the

whole teaching of the Buddha. 

The wisdom mind of Padmasambhava is manifested in the form of the mantra; these twelve syllables are

actually the emanation of His wisdom mind, and they are endowed with His entire blessing. The vajra guru

mantra is Padmasambhava in the form of sound. So when you invoke Him with the recitation of the twelve

syllables, the blessing and merit you obtain is tremendous. In these difficult times, just as there is no Buddha

or refuge we can call upon who is more powerful than Padmasambhava, 

so there is no mantra that is more fitting than the Vajra Guru Mantra."

Vajrasattva Short Mantra

Om Vajra Sato Hung

(actually pronounced) Om Benza Sah To Hung

Amitabha Mantra

Om Ah Mi Deva Shri

 

Men Zung (Medicine Buddha Mantra)
Teyata Om Bhekanze Bhekanze Maha Bhekanze Radza Samung Gate Soha

Avalokitesvara (Chenrezig, Buddha of Compassion) Mantra

Om Ma Ni Pe Me Hung (Om Mani Peme Hung)

 

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