❤☀CHANTING THE NAMES OF MANJUSHRI Manjushri nama samgiti
Homage to Manjushri Kumarabhuta !
„With the help of different vehicles he creates the aim of the world. After explaining three vehicles, he stands on the fruit of one vehicle.
VISUAL DHARMA Buddhist Teachings for third millenium are touching the Heart of mankind by inspiring introspection of innate Buddha nature inherent in every being. These are direct Dharma teachings speaking to everyone. Empovered with the Sound of Dharmata (Tib. Chönyid kyi rang dra) Visual Dharmas must be treated with respect. To EMBED & SPONSOR preparation of Visual Dharmas means to practice 1st enlightened activity as taught by the Buddhas (see: THE GIFT OF TRUTH). Wherever they are played there will be peace, positive energy & wisdom. Visual Dharmas are true HERITAGE OF MANKIND.
This Visual Dharma is created with inspiration & blessings of Khenchen Pentse Rinpoche (born in Tibet 1931) who transmitted Lung of Manjushri nama samgiti to us at Shambhala center in Vienna 1997. (For the whole event see essay / description in part 1.) This Dharma work is dedicated for Long life of this accomplished Master of Nyingma Vajrayana Buddhism. MANJUSHRI NAMA SAMGITI is sacred Buddhist liturgy written in ancient India between 6-7 Century A.D, in Sanskrit language. It was translated into Tibetan by famuous Rinchen Zangpo in 11th Century during second wave of translation of Buddhist texts into Tibetan. Liturgy begins with Bodhisattva Vajrapani´s request to Bhagavan Shakyamuni to tell Nama samgiti (Reciting of Names) which have deep & broad meaning (of Shunyata-luminous emptiness). Praises to 5 Tathagatas refer to :Vairochana, Akshobya, Amitabha, Ratnasambhava and Amoghasiddhi. Names of Manjushri are names of deities in 7 mandalas.
On the inner level they refer to 7 energy centres (chakras) of yogic body containing 5 wisdoms. Chapter 9 teaches about purification of personal aggregates (Skt. Skanda). Chapter 10 teaches about initiations into mandalas. Chapter 11 teaches about commitments (Skt. Samaya) accumulation of merit (for the world) and accumulation of wisdom (inner samaya). Chapter 12 teaches about 4 initiations transmitted by the Vajra Guru (Holder of vajra). Khenchen Pentse Rinpoche is with his own example showing that this Transmission is still very much A-live ! Morning raga gives us a taste of passionate enlightenment from which this sacred liturgy was written down as transmitted through Bodhisattva Vajrapani, representing enlightened energy and power in unimpeded continuation. In this Visual Dharma we also included verses which esp. speak to us because of reference to the Sound of Dharmata etc. : Manjugosha with great sounding
Verse about standing on one vehicle Fruit can help everyone to overcome sectarianism among Buddhist schools. If everyone would have wisdom of Manjushri there would be no sectarianism. Everyone would stand on the Fruit (Dharmakaya) of one vehicle- which contains 3 vehicles. Everyone would practice & teach accordingly: to descend with the View and ascend with the conduct as taught by Buddha Padmasambhava in the Dakini Teachings.
Many eminent Buddhist Masters wrote commentaries of this sacred liturgy. In 13th Century at the time of Sakya Pandita there were already 6 lineages of commentaries. We included part of commentary by Master Manjushrimitra and by Mahasiddha Naropa (11th Century).
PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS:
1.Become vegetarian, detoxify your mind & body from poisons (alcohol, nicotin, drugs etc).
Keep 5 ethical precepts of Buddhism. Receive Refuge in Three Jewels .
For Collective prayers & meditations of OBF see: OBF Groups .
RELATED VISUAL DHARMAS :
1.His Eminence Khenchen Pentse Rinpoche: Manjushri nama samgiti
2. Homage to Manjushri-Buddha of wisdom & all 38 Visual Dharmas published until Dec. 08 on our Buddhist channel.
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY:
1.Chanting the Names of Manjushri, Shambhala publ. 1985 USA, transl. & commented by Alex Wayman
2.2. Buddha Manjushri sadhana & Manjushri nama samgiti, Buddha Dharma Vajra-Garuda publ, EU 2002
3.Manjushri nama samgiti CD-ROM Buddha Dharma Vajra-Garuda e-publ. 2003 EU
ISBN 96191189-01 prepared by Mangala Konchok Norbu
COLOPHON :
CHANTING THE NAMES OF MANJUSHRI Buddha Dharma-OBFInternational Vajra-Garuda e-publ. EU 2008
Bibliographies of researchers & authors www.izum.si/cobiss 90321 H.E.Lama Tara Tulku Drimed Drolkhar Rinpoche 1.03 Short Scientific Article 90352 Mangala Konchok Norbu 2.18 Scientific film
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www.YouTube.com/OpenBuddhistForum Dedication: May everyone who see this Dharma work be soon liberated from samsara. Sarwa mangalam Blessings to all !
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lotusholder1 1 year ago
@lotusholder1 (¯`♥´¯) .♥.•*¨`*•♫ OM AH RA PA TSA NA DHI DHI DHI ....
.•´*.¸.•´♥ May wisdom always increase...
openbuddhistforum 1 year ago
yes i believe becoming vegeterian can help tremendously. praying meditating, reducing waste...declining bags, consolidating trips, reducing emissions. just from wherever your useage is right now, decrease by a good portion. and if every does a little, it makes a lot! <3
bodhimian 2 years ago
@bodhimian Very wise thoughts. We appreciate a lot !
May Buddha Manjushri bring wisdom to everyone.
In Wisdom without borders :)
Buddha Dharma-OBF Internatiopnal
openbuddhistforum 2 years ago
TOGETHER WE CAN :
SAVE THE PLANET BY BEING VEGETARIANS
AND GOING GREEN !
YES, TOGETHER WE PRAY AND MEDITATE
FOR INNER & OUTER PEACE ON THE PLANET .
Please share this Positive Message
with everyone. Thank you.
Buddha Dharma-OBF International
openbuddhistforum 3 years ago
Danke,wie bekommst du das nur so hin,smile,
und woher diese schöne Bilder..smile,
LG Angie
Rythmik123 3 years ago
OM A RA PA TSA NA DHI
Dear Friend of Buddha Dharma,
thank you for your comment. There is much more to study and understand about the Chanting the names of Manjushri, the Buddha of Wisdom. May it benefit you and many beings.
Dharma Art Director: Mangala Konchok Norbu
openbuddhistforum 3 years ago