Guest guest Report post Posted April 21, 2001 Hi All, Can someone please give me the translation of this mantra? Thanks, Dharma >the mantra of medicine Buddha: > > > > TEYATA; OM BEKANZE BEKANZE MAHABEKANZE BEKANZE RAZA SAMUDGATE > SWAHA. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted April 21, 2001 Dharma wrote: > > Hi All, > > Can someone please give me the translation of this mantra? > > Thanks, > Dharma > > >the mantra of medicine Buddha: > > > > > > TEYATA(Tea! ah thanks); OM (om) BEKANZE (beans) BEKANZE (beans) MAHABEKANZE (lots of beans) BEKANZE RAZA SAMUDGATE (beans have given me gas) > > SWAHA.(excuse me.) ???? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted April 21, 2001 On Saturday, April 21, 2001 8:53 PM Translation, please? Dharma wrote: >Can someone please give me the translation of this mantra? >the mantra of medicine Buddha: > > TEYATA (10); OM (1) BEKANZE BEKANZE (12) MAHABEKANZE (13) > BEKANZE RAZA (14) SAMUDGATE (15) SWAHA (16). Hi Dharma, Some time ago I found this information about the Medicine Buddha Mantra. This one is a bit longer than yours (you quoted the last word of the third line and the fourth and the fifth line. See below at: 'this is how it sounds' ) and some of the words are written in a bit different way, but maybe it can be of some help? The numbers behind your words correspond with the list below at : http://www.tibetmed.org/resources.htm there is more info about Tibetan Healing. love, Herma >The script is in Sanskrit, not Tibetan language. This is the Medicine >Buddha Mantra that all Tibetan doctors recite each morning before they >start their work. >Directly translated it means: 1. Om: Jewel holder, wish fulfilling one, auspicious one. 2. Namo: prostration 3. Bhagavate: The victorious conqueror 4. Bekhaze (Vaishjaye): medicine Buddha 5. Guru: spiritual master 6. Beduryaprabharazaya: king of Aquamarine one 7. Tathagataya: The one thus gone (the one medicine) gone to the state of the Buddha like other buddhas 8. Arhate: foe destroyed (one who destroyed the enemy of cycle of birth, aging, sickness and death) 9. Samyaksambuddhaya: perfectly accomplished enlightenment of Buddha 10. Tayatha: like this 11. Om: jewel holder, wish fulfilling one, auspicious one 12. Bekhazebekhaze: two times calling the name of medicine Buddha 13. Mahabekhaze: great or supreme physician 14. Bekhazayerazaya: King of physicians 15. Samungate: Perfectly liberated or awakened 16. Svaha: being auspicious! Invocation of the Medicine Buddha mantra means in short: >May all beings be auspicious! I make my prostration to you who destroyed >the enemy of negative life cycle changes, who has thus gone to the state of >enlightenment like other Buddhas, who perfectly accomplished the quality of >the Buddha, the supreme physician who is fully liberated and awakened, the >enlightened one, Medicine Buddha. Bedurya, King of the physicians. Patients may also recite the mantra before taking the medicine or "ciudlen" pills (an abstract essence for rejuvenation) transformed into a nectar for healing all body-mind and speech disequilibrium and fulfilling the desire for wellness. This is how it sounds: >om namo bhagawate beshajye guru >vaidurya prabha rajaya tathagataya >arhte sammyaksambuddhaya tadyatha >om bheshajye beshajye maha beshajye >beshajye rajaya samungate svaha >Dr. Namseling Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted April 22, 2001 Thank you, Andrew. I'll forward that to all the people eagerly waiting to know what they've been chanting. Would you consider that an appeal to Medicine Buddha for help??? Thanks, Dharma >> Can someone please give me the translation of this mantra? >> >> >the mantra of medicine Buddha: >> > > >> > > TEYATA(Tea! ah thanks); OM (om) BEKANZE (beans) BEKANZE (beans) >>MAHABEKANZE (lots of beans) BEKANZE RAZA SAMUDGATE (beans have given me >>gas) >> > SWAHA.(excuse me.) > >???? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted April 22, 2001 Thanks so much, Herma! I'll forward this one too. Love, Dharma >>Can someone please give me the translation of this mantra? >>the mantra of medicine Buddha: >> >> TEYATA (10); OM (1) BEKANZE BEKANZE (12) MAHABEKANZE (13) >> BEKANZE RAZA (14) SAMUDGATE (15) SWAHA (16). > >Hi Dharma, > >Some time ago I found this information about the Medicine Buddha Mantra. >This one is a bit longer than yours (you quoted the last word of the third >line and the fourth and the fifth line. See below at: 'this is how it >sounds' ) >and some of the words are written in a bit different way, but maybe it can >be of some help? > >The numbers behind your words correspond with the list below > >at : http://www.tibetmed.org/resources.htm there is more info about >Tibetan Healing. > >love, >Herma > >>The script is in Sanskrit, not Tibetan language. This is the Medicine >>Buddha Mantra that all Tibetan doctors recite each morning before they >>start their work. > >>Directly translated it means: > > 1. Om: Jewel holder, wish fulfilling one, auspicious one. > 2. Namo: prostration > 3. Bhagavate: The victorious conqueror > 4. Bekhaze (Vaishjaye): medicine Buddha > 5. Guru: spiritual master > 6. Beduryaprabharazaya: king of Aquamarine one > 7. Tathagataya: The one thus gone (the one medicine) gone to the state > of the Buddha like other buddhas > 8. Arhate: foe destroyed (one who destroyed the enemy of cycle of birth, > aging, sickness and death) > 9. Samyaksambuddhaya: perfectly accomplished enlightenment of Buddha >10. Tayatha: like this >11. Om: jewel holder, wish fulfilling one, auspicious one >12. Bekhazebekhaze: two times calling the name of medicine Buddha >13. Mahabekhaze: great or supreme physician >14. Bekhazayerazaya: King of physicians >15. Samungate: Perfectly liberated or awakened >16. Svaha: being auspicious! > >Invocation of the Medicine Buddha mantra means in short: > >>May all beings be auspicious! I make my prostration to you who destroyed >>the enemy of negative life cycle changes, who has thus gone to the state of >>enlightenment like other Buddhas, who perfectly accomplished the quality of >>the Buddha, the supreme physician who is fully liberated and awakened, the >>enlightened one, Medicine Buddha. Bedurya, King of the physicians. > >Patients may also recite the mantra before taking the medicine or "ciudlen" >pills (an abstract essence for rejuvenation) transformed into a nectar for >healing all body-mind and speech disequilibrium and fulfilling the desire >for wellness. This is how it sounds: > >>om namo bhagawate beshajye guru >>vaidurya prabha rajaya tathagataya >>arhte sammyaksambuddhaya tadyatha >>om bheshajye beshajye maha beshajye >>beshajye rajaya samungate svaha > >>Dr. Namseling Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest guest Report post Posted April 22, 2001 On 4/22/01 at 5:17 PM Dharma wrote: ºThank you, Andrew. I'll forward that to all the people eagerly waiting to ºknow what they've been chanting. º ºWould you consider that an appeal to Medicine Buddha for help??? Yes, for another supply of beans :-) º ºThanks, ºDharma º º>> Can someone please give me the translation of this mantra? º>> º>> >the mantra of medicine Buddha: º>> > > º>> > > TEYATA(Tea! ah thanks); OM (om) BEKANZE (beans) BEKANZE (beans) º>>MAHABEKANZE (lots of beans) BEKANZE RAZA SAMUDGATE (beans have given me º>>gas) º>> > SWAHA.(excuse me.) º> º>???? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
