Material: Pure Copper,

Size: Diameter about 6.7 cm

Description:

The Bhaisajyaguru Mantra is a very important mantra in Tibetan Buddhism and is closely related to Bhaisajyaguru. Medicine Buddha is revered as the Buddha who cures disease and eliminates suffering, and is called "Medicine Buddha Lapis Lazuli Light Tathagata."

**Origin and story**:

The origin of Medicine Buddha's mantra can be traced back to the "Medicine Buddha Lapis Lazuli Light Seven Buddhas Original Vow Merit Sutra". The sutra describes that before becoming a Buddha, Medicine Buddha made twelve great vows, vowing to save all sentient beings, cure their physical and mental illnesses, relieve all suffering, and ultimately lead them to enlightenment.

In classic stories, Medicine Buddha is described as a Buddha who is able to save all living beings with compassion and wisdom. His Pure Land is called the "Pure Lapis Lazuli World", a place without pain and disease. The Medicine Buddha's vows and teachings are deeply revered by believers, and his mantra is seen as an important tool for bringing healing and protection.

**Meaning of Medicine Buddha Heart Mantra**:

The full text of Medicine Buddha Heart Mantra is: "Namo Bhagavati, Bhissasa, Gara, Alajya, Datagataya, Alhati, Samyaksambuddhaya, Datnetha, Om, Bhissasa, Bhissasa, Sammogadi, Saha." Each word of this mantra has a profound meaning and is believed to bring the power of healing and protection.

**How ​​to use**:

1. **Recitation**: Believers recite the Medicine Buddha mantra every day to pray for the blessing and protection of Medicine Buddha and enhance their own health and well-being.

2. **Practice and rituals**: In various practices and rituals of Tibetan Buddhism, the Medicine Buddha mantra is widely used to pray for the cure of illness and the elimination of suffering.

3. **Healing and Blessing**: Devotees recite this mantra when facing illness and difficulties to pray for the protection and healing of Medicine Buddha.

The Medicine Buddha mantra symbolizes the infinite compassion and wisdom of Medicine Buddha, and inspires practitioners to practice compassion and wisdom in their daily lives.

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