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Be sure you also watch - listen to the next 30 minute long lecture found at: http://www.archive.org/details/AYR220_Vata_Treatment_02_Ayurveda_Tibetan_Medicine. If not, you will miss out on the treatments for Vata (loong) disturbances and vata illnesses.
Introduction to Buddhist Ayurveda or Tibetan Medicine - Vata Dosha (Space and Air)- Lectures from the "Four Tibetan Medical Tantras" ("rGyud - bzhi" in Tibetan, pronounced "Ju Shee" --- "Si-Bu-Yi-Dian in Mandarin --- in Sanskrit it is called the "Amrta-hrdaya-astanga-guhyopadesa-tantra" or Amrita Hridaya Astanga Guhyopadesha Tantra)
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Lectured on July 29, 2008 at the Medicine Buddha Healing Center by an anonymous American Buddhist Monk of the Nagarjuna Nalanda Tradition of Indian - Chinese - Tibetan Buddhism - Nalanda University Buddhist Studies Program Distance Learning - www.Nalanda-University.com. This American Monk studied with renowned Ayurvedic physician Dr. Vasant Lad, B.A.M.S., M.A.Sc. for a six-year 1800-hour 1900-patient Ayurveda apprenticeship. This American Monk has served over 5500 patients over the last 11 years.
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Buddhist Ayurveda classes (must R.S.V.P at 510-292-6696 - no drop-ins) are lectured every Tuesday 7:30 - 9:30 PM at the Berkeley Buddhist Monastery - Institute for World Religions (http://www.BerkeleyMonastery.org) of the Dharma Realm Buddhist Association (http://www.DRBA.org). Neither DRBA, nor Berkeley Buddhist Monastery is affiliated with this anonymous American Buddhist Monk - the Monastery is simply kindly offering this monk free access to the Buddha Hall to speak the Dharma to his students. E-Mail: Namo@Shurangama.com
For a copy of the Adobe Acrobat PDF scan of the selected pages lectured on by the Venerable Monk in this Ayurveda Video from the Ayurvedic "Class Reader" Textbook of Ayurveda -- Encyclopedia of Tibetan Medicine, please visit:
http://www.BhaisajyaGuru.com/namo-amitabha-buddha/AYR220_Vata_Treatment_001_Ayurveda_Tibetan_Medicine_V4_p096_Encyclopedia_Bhagwan_Dash_Vagbhata_Guhyopadesa_rGyud-bzhi_Bzi_Astanga_Ayurvedic_Tantra.pdf (2.7 MB -- 17 pages long)
In this course Ayur-Vedic film, the "Opening Healing Prayers" below are based on Vajrayana Buddhist Siddham Hindu Sanskrit Mantra Chanting Highest Yoga Tantra of Medicine Buddha.
Opening Healing Prayers for
Tibetan Ayurveda Medicine Class:
Namo Four-Unlimited-Minds - Four Immeasurables - Four-Far-Reaching-Attitudes - Namo Chatur- Maha-Brahma-Viharas- great loving-kindness (Namo Maha Maitri), great compassion (Namo Maha Karuna), great sympathetic joy (Namo Maha Mudita), and great renunciation-detachment-equanimity (Namo Maha Upeksha).
The Four immeasurable Thoughts
Namo Maha Upeksha: How wonderful it would be if all sentient beings were to abide in equanimity (Maha Upeksha), free from hatred and attachment, not holding some close and others distant.
May they abide in equanimity. I myself will cause them to abide in equanimity.
Please, guru-deity, bless me to be able to do this.
Meditate briefly on tong-len (exchanging self for others), taking on all the disturbing emotions (tri-kleshas - three poisons of vata windy anxiety raga klesha, pitta fiery anger dvesha klesha, kapha sticky muddy-muddled ignorance moha klesha) of sentient beings and giving them to your self-cherishing thought, thus destroying it.
Namo Maha Mudita: How wonderful it would be if all sentient beings had happiness and the causes of happiness.
May they have happiness and its causes. I myself will cause them to have happiness and its causes.
Please, guru-deity, bless me to be able to do this.
Meditate briefly on tong-len (exchanging self for others), transforming your body into a wish-granting jewel (chittamani) that gives every sentient being every kind of temporal and ultimate happiness that they desire and need.
Namo Maha Karuna: How wonderful it would be if all sentient beings were free from suffering and the causes of suffering.
May they be free from suffering and its causes. I myself will cause them to be free from suffering and its causes. Please, guru-deity, bless me to be able to do this.
Meditate briefly on tong-len (exchanging self for others), taking on the sufferings and causes of suffering of all sentient beings.
Namo Maha Maitri: How wonderful it would be if all sentient beings were never separated from the happiness of higher rebirth and liberation. May they never be separated from these. I myself will cause them never to be separated from these. Please, guru-deity, bless me to be able to do this.
Meditate briefly on tong-len (exchanging self for others), giving all one's merits of past, present, and future and their results, including enlightenment, to all sentient beings.
LC 4 For the sake of all mother sentient beings, I shall become a guru-deity (Bodhisattva or Buddha)
And place all sentient beings In the supreme state of a guru-deity. (3x)
Meditate here on generating special bodhichitta in order to enter into the practice of Mantra - Highest Yoga Tantra (Maha Anuttara Tantra).
Generating Special 'Bodhichitta.
LC 5 For the sake of all mother sentient beings I shall quickly, quickly, in this very life, Realize the state of a primordial guru-yidam Buddha (Namo Tathagata Kulaya: Namo Vairochana-Nishyanda-Shakyamuni; Namo Padma Kulaya: Namo Vajradharma-Amitayus-Amitabha; Namo Vajra Kulaya: Namo Vajradhara-Akshobhya-Bhaisajyaguru)
LC 6 I shall free all mother sentient beings from suffering And place them in the great bliss of Buddhahood; Therefore, I shall now practice The profound path of guru-yidam yoga.
Dissolve and absorb the refuge merit field and meditate on the three kayas (Om-Ah-Hum -- 1. OM Dharma-Kaya - Dharma-Dhatu - Tathagata-Garbha - Buddha-Matrix, 2. AH Sambhoga-Kaya - Reward Body - Enjoyment Body, 3. HUM Nirmana-Kaya - Transformation Body)
"The Dharani true words Nan Ya Hung (Om Ah Hum) are Vairochana, Amitabha and Akshobhya Medicine Buddha. The Dharma, Reward and Transformation bodies' three great meanings: All sages and worthies of the ten directions come forth from these." (From Ven. Master Hsuan Hua's Shurangama Commentary) OM AH HUM HA HO HRI
Because I, the deities, the field of merit, and all other phenomena are imputations (merely labeled - shunyata) on dependent arisings (pratityasamutpada), everything becomes empty having the true nature of selflessness (anatman), free from the four extremes such as eternalism, nihilism, and so forth.
OM SVABHAVA SHUDDHA SARVA DHARMA SVABHAVA SHUDDHO HAM
OM SHUNYATA JNANA VAJRA SVABHAVA ATMAKO HAM
Pause to meditate here on emptiness.
Then arise in the form of Medicine Buddha (Bhaisajya Guru)
or as whatever highest yoga tantra deity you have been initiated into.
LC 1 From within great bliss (Maha Sukha Samvara), I arise as a guru-deity.
From my clear body, masses of light rays radiate into the ten directions,
Blessing the world and its beings.
All becomes perfectly arrayed with only infinitely pure qualities.
Actual Text of the Lecture's Reader Handouts:
Chapter XXX of the Amrita Hridaya Guhyopadesha Tantra (rgyud Bzi of Tibetan Medicine) in the section on "Surgical and Other Healing Instruments" or Yantra Shastra Vidhi
SPECIAL METHODS OF TREATMENT
(Vishishta Chikitsa Vidhi Vidhi = Doshopakramaniya)
Prologue:
Thereafter, the Sage Vidyajnana said, "O! Great Sage, hear me.
Note : The topic discussed in this chapter relates to the statement made in line no. 4 of the previous chapter (no. XXIX).
Diet for Aggravated Vayu:
As per the specific treatment for each of the doshas [the explanation is as follows]:
For alleviation of the aggravated vayu (vata) which is associated with either cold or heat, the sesame oil is the best. In addition, the ingredients of diet and drink for the alleviation of this aggravated vayu are jaggary, wine, old-ghee, mutton, meat of marmot, horse and donkey, human-flesh, garlic, onion, etc. which are heavy, unctuous, soft and hot.
Source: Dash, Bhagavan Vaidya, Dr., Encyclopaedia of Tibetan Medicine, Delhi, India: Sri Satguru Publications, 1994: p. 96. ISBN81-7030-408-3 (Vol.11) ISBN81-7030- 397-4
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[ref. Vagbhata's Astanga-Hridaya : Sutra 14 : 1-3]
Regimens for Aggravated Vayu:
For the alleviation of aggravated vayu, one should reside in a dark-house (free from strong wind) and in a warm place; should indulge in pleasing talk, sleep in a comfortable bed and should wear warm cloth.
[ref. Vagbhata's Astanga-Hridaya : Sutra 13 : 2]
Medicines for Aggravated Vayu:
Recipes for the treatment of aggravated vayu are as follows :
(i) Soup of the skull-bone of sheep;
(ii) The meat which is collected by boiling the skull-bone of the sheep;
(iii) Decoction prepared of the four rejuvenating drugs, [viz., old jaggery, butter, meat and wine];
Special Methods of Treatment Page 97
Source: Dash, Tibetan Medicine, 1994: p. 97
(iv) Decoction of three drugs including hingu (asafoetida) [two others are ginger and rock salt};
(v) Powder jati (jatiphala - nut meg) and hingu (asafoetida);
(vi) White-soup [prepared of butter, etc.];
(vii) Meat-soup;
(viii) Garlic-soup;
(ix) Sour-soups; and
(x) Medicated ghee prepared by boiling ghee with jati (nut meg), lasuna (garlic), vatsanabha (aconite), human-bone, triphala and dashamula. In brief, aggravated vayu should be treated with ingredients which are sweet (madhura), sour (amla), saline (lavana), unctuous (oily rich creamy - snigdha) and hot (ushna - not cold foods or uncooked raw foods).
[ref. Vagbhata's Astanga-Hridaya: Sutra 13 : 1]
Therapeutic Measures for Aggravated Vayu:
For the treatment of aggravated vayu, anuvasana type of medicated enema (basti) prepared of old ghee is especially useful.
[Vagbhata's Astanga-Hridaya: Sutra 13 : 2]
External Therapy for Aggravated Vayu:
External therapies which are useful in the treatment of aggravated vayu are as follows :
(i) Massage with one year old ghee or butter;
(ii) Fomentation of the afflicted or painful part of the body with unctuous
smoke;
(iii) Kneading of the head; and
(iv) Fomentation with a hot pottali (bolus containing hot sand or salt).
[ref. Vagbhata's Astanga-Hridaya : Sutra 13 : 1-2]
This Ayurveda MPEG HTDV video and Ayurvedic MP3 audio lecture is rooted in the Sutra (scripture), Mantra, and Tantra teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha, Medicine Buddha (http://www.BhaisajyaGuru.com), Avalokiteshvara (see http://www.nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/avalokiteshvara-bodhisattva-guanyin-chenrezig-kanon-chenresi_guan-shr-yin-pu-sa.htm - Chenrezig in Tibetan, Guanyin in Mandarin Chinese, Virgin Mother Mary in Christianity, Catholic, Goddess of Mercy in Chinese Taoism), Manjushri (http://nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/manjushri-great-wisdom-bodhisattva_wen-shu-shr-li-pu-sa.htm), Ksitigarbha (http://nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/earth_store_ksitigarbha_di-zang_kshitigarbha-bodhisattva_earth_treasury_earth-matrix.htm), Samantabhadra (http://nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/universal_worthy_samantabhadra-bodhisattva_pu-syan-pu-sa.htm), Vajrapani (http://nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/vajrapani_bodhisattva_sadhana_wei-tuo-pusa.htm)
The courses Ayurveda movies are based on commentaries (Shastra) and teachings of the Venerable Monk Ayurvedic Doctor Arya Nagarjuna Bodhisattva (http://nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/nagarjuna_bodhisattva_lung-shu_longshu-pusa_naga-arjuna_madyamika-marga.htm) of ancient Nalanda Monastery and Nalanda University and on those of the Venerable Chan Meditation Tripitaka Master Hsuan Hua of City of 10000 Buddhas (www.DRBA.org -- http://nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/hsuan_hua_tripitaka-master_chan-monk_zen-weiyang-lineage_city-of-1000-buddhas.htm) along with the commentaries and oral teachings of Dr. Vasant Lad (http://www.ayurveda-berkeley.com/ayurvedic_doctor_vasant_lad_teacher_background.htm) and Vaidya Bhagvan Dash (http://www.ayurvedic-college.com/namo-nagarjuna-buddhist-ayurveda-nalanda-tradition/2_Bibliography_Dash_Bhagavan_Encyclopaedia_of_Tibetan_Medicine_Ayurveda.htm).
Also compiled from Dharma teachings, Sutras, Shastras and Indian, Tibetan, and Chinese Asian healing arts practices and teachings of the following Buddhist, Taoist and Hindu spiritual medicine masters:
Namo Arya Avalokiteshvara - Manjushri - Samantabhadra - Ksitigarbha - Vajrapani - Bhaisajya Raja - Bhaisajya Samudgata Bodhisattvas - Namo Arya Sheng-Nong - Jivaka - Charaka - Nagarjuna - Jian Zhen Shr - Da Xin Fa Shr - Shen Kai Shang Ren Shr - Hsuan Hua Shang Ren Shr - Upasaka Vasant Lad Vagbhata Namaha.
- Namo Arya Sheng-Nong (神農 the 2737 B.C. founder of Traditional Chinese Medicine - TCM - a transformation body of Medicine King Bodhisattva Bhaisajya Raja)
- Namo Arya Jivaka (Shakyamuni Buddha's personal Ayurvedic Physician 500 B.C.)
- Namo Arya Charaka (Patanjali Yoga Sutras author - 200 B.C. wandering Vedic Yogi Ayurvedic healer - author of Ayurveda Sanskrit classic Charaka Samhita)
- Namo Arya Monk Buddhist Nagarjuna Bodhisattva (200 A.D. abbot of Nalanda Monastery - the largest University in the world for 1000 years, Chan - Zen Meditation Patriarch, greatly renowned Ayurvedic Doctor and alchemy researcher and author of Ayurvedic classic Sushruta Samhita, responsible for bringing us the Avatamsaka Sutra and Shurangama Sutra and Mantra from the Naga realm)
- Namo Arya Buddhist Monk Jian Zhen Shr (brought Chinese Medicine to Japan in Tang Dynasty 683-763 A.D.)
- Namo Arya Buddhist Monk Da Xin Fa Shr (a great 21st century Chinese Medicine Doctor and Bhikshu Dharma Master)
- Namo Arya Monk Shen Kai Shang Ren Shr (the Master Root Guru of Da Hsin Fa Shi)
- Namo Arya Monk Hsuan Hua Shang Ren Shr (the Founder of the Berkeley Buddhist Monastery and City of 10,000 Buddhas - one of the greatest Buddhist monks and Chinese Medicine mantra-healers of the 20th century - responsible for reviving the 42 Hands and Eyes Mantra practice after 300 years of obscurity)
- Namo Upasaka Vasant Lad (founder of Ayurvedic Institute - www.Ayurveda.com - teacher of the anonymous American Buddhist monk lecturing in this video)
Shri Vagbhata (the great 700 A.D. Buddhist Ayurvedic Doctor - worshiper of Avalokiteshvara) Namaha.
Namo Arya Avalokiteshvara - Manjushri - Samantabhadra - Ksitigarbha - Vajrapani - Bhaisajya Raja - Bhaisajya Samudgata Bodhisattvas - Namo Arya Sheng-Nong - Jivaka - Charaka - Nagarjuna - Jian Zhen Shr - Da Xin Fa Shr - Shen Kai Shang Ren Shr - Hsuan Hua Shang Ren Shr - Upasaka Vasant Lad Vagbhata Namaha.
- Manjushri Bodhisattva Mahasattva Maha Prajna Paramita
- Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva Mahasattva Maha Karuna Brahma Vihara
- Samantabhadra Bodhisattva Mahasattva Maha Sadhana Upaya Paramita
- Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva Mahasattva Maha Pranidhana Paramita
- Vajrapani Bodhisattva Mahasattva Maha Guhya Bala Paramita
- Bhaisajya Raja Bhaisajya Samudgata Bodhisattvas Mahasattvas Namo Bhagavate Bhaisajya Guru Vaidurya Vaidya
1. May Manjushri Bodhisattva Mahasattva bless us all with Great Wisdom (Namo Maha Prajna Paramita -- Om Ah Ra Pa Cha Na Dhi Om Sarva-Dharma 'bhava-Svabhava-Vishuddha Vajra (Chakshur) A Aa Am Ah. Prakruti-Parishuddhah Sarva-Dharma. Yad Uta Sarva-Tathagata-Jnana-Kaya-Manjushri-Parishuddhitam Upa-dayeti A Aah. Sarva-Tathagata-Hridaya. Hara Hara Om Hum Hrih. Bhagavan-Jnana-Murté. Vagi-Shvara Maha-Pacha. Sarva-Dharma-Gagana-Mala-Supari-Shuddha-Dharma-Dhatu-Jnana-Garbha A Ah.)
2. May Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva Mahasattva bless us all with Great Compassion (Namo Maha Karuna Brahma Vihara -- Om Mani Padme Hum -- Gate Gate Paragate Parasamgate Bodhi Svaha)
3. May Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva Mahasattva bless us all with Great Vows (Namo Maha Pranidhana Paramita --
Om Boe Lah Moe Ning Toe Ning Svaha)
4. May Bhaisajya Raja and Bhaisajya Samudgata Bodhisattvas Mahasattvas bless us all with Great Medicine Mastery (Om Namo Bhagavate Bhaisajya Guru Vaidurya Vaidya)
Namo Arya Avalokiteshvara - Manjushri - Samantabhadra - Ksitigarbha - Vajrapani - Bhaisajya Raja - Bhaisajya Samudgata Bodhisattvas - Namo Arya Sheng-Nong - Jivaka - Charaka - Nagarjuna - Jian Zhen Shr - Da Xin Fa Shr - Shen Kai Shang Ren Shr - Hsuan Hua Shang Ren Shr - Upasaka Vasant Lad Vagbhata Namaha.
"From these Gurus and the Three Precious Gems
I take safe direction with myself clear as a Bodhisattva holding Compassion and Wisdom I present you with offerings.
Upholding the teachings of Sutra and Mantra, I restrain myself from a wide variety of faulty deeds.
Amassing within all constructive measures, I benefit beings through the four types of giving - Dharma, Pala, Maitri, Artha." (6x)
Namo Medicine Master Buddha Mantra
Namo Shurangama Dharani Lines 93-360-523: Great White Canopy OM SYI DAN DWO BWO DA LA Lines 1-4:
NA MWO SA DAN TWO. SU CHYE DWO YE. E LA HE DI. SAN MYAU SAN PU TWO YE.
Lines 47-53: I take refuge in the Five Buddha Families: NA MWO PE CHYE PE DI. DWO TWO CHYE DWO JYU LA YE. NA MWO BE TOU MWO JYU LA YE. NA MWO BA SHE LA JYU LA YE. NA MWO MWO NI JYU LA YE. NA MWO CHYE SHE JYU LA YE.
Shurangama Mantra Lines 63-72: Namo Akshobhya Medicine Buddha:
NA MWO PE CHYE PE DI. E CHU PI YE. DWO TWO CHYE DWO YE. E LA HE DI. SAN MYAU SAN PU TWO YE.
NA MWO PE CHYE PE DI. BI SHA SHE YE. JYU LU FEI JU LI YE. BWO LA PE LA SHE. DWO TWO CHYE DWO YE.
Shurangama Five Hearts: Lines 104-108:
CHE TWO NI. E JYA LA. MI LI JU. BWO LI DAN LA YE. NING JYE LI
Shurangama Line 114 Good Sleep - Dreams: TU SYI FA. Lines 115-116 Wisdom: BWO NA NI. FA LA NI.
Heart Sutra Prajna Paramita Hridaya Mantra: GATÉ GATÉ PARAGATÉ PARASAMAGATÉ BODHI SVAHA
Avalokiteshvara's Jeweled Mirror Wisdom Prajna Mantra 20 (Line 37): SHR NWO SHR NWO.
NAN. WEI SA PU LA. NWO LA GE CHA. WA DZ LA. MAN CHA LA. HUNG PAN JA.
Lines 128-135 Shurangama Healing: SA PE SHE DU LU. NI PE LA RAU SHE. HU LAN TU SYI FA.
NAN JE NA SHE NI. PE SHA SHE. SYI DAN LA. E JI NI. WU TWO JYA LA RAU SHE
Lines 144-145 Namo Medicine King Bhaisajya Raja: PI LI JYU JR. SHR PE PI SHE YE. NAMO ARYA SHENG-NONG SHR, NAMO ARYA BHIKSHUS NAGARJUNA - JIAN ZHEN SHR (683-763 A.D.) - DA XIN FA SHR - UPASAKA VASANT LAD VAGBHATA.
Lines 234-235 Shurangama Stop Mass Weapons: SHE SA DWO LA PE YE. PE LA JAU JYE LA PE YE.
Lines 535-544: Shurangama Mantra Heart: DWO JR TWO. NAN. E NA LI. PI SHE TI. PI LA BA SHE LA. TWO LI. PAN TWO PAN TWO NI. BA SHE LA BANG NI PAN. HU SYIN DU LU YUNG PAN. SWO PE HE.
HEAL: “For all internal illnesses, use the Jeweled Bowl Arogya Hasta Mantra 3 (42):
“HU LU HU LU SYI LI. NAN. JR LI JR LI. WA DZ LA. HUNG PAN JA.”
HEAL EYES: “For darkness and lack of light in the eyes, use the Sun Essence Namo Surya Prabha Bodhisattva Mani Netram Hasta Mantra 8 (32): “SHR FWO LA YE. NAN. DU BI. JYA YE DU BI. BWO LA WA LI NING. SA WA HE.” “Mind-ground’s brilliant light illuminates the world. Stupidity reversed, wisdom is attained.”
"Undefiled clear light, The sun of wisdom that breaks through the darkness is able to quell calamities of wind and fire as it shines on all worlds." From the NAMO LOTUS SUTRA - NAMO SADDHARMA PUNDARIKA SUTRA, Universal Door Chapter of Guan Shi Yin (OM NAMO AVALOKITESHVARA SAMANTA-MUKHA-PARIVARTA):
Volume 15, Chapter 25, p. 164
HEAL PITTA: “For sicknesses involving heat and poison, where one seeks coolness, use the Moon Essence Namo Chandra Prabha Bodhisattva Mani Jwara Hasta Mantra 9 (28): “DU LU DU LU. NAN. SU SYI DI JYA LI. SA WA HE” “Afflicted with fever poisons. Averts disaster, lengthens life, and benefits women and men.”
TRI-HEAL ALL: “For various illnesses of the body, use the Willow Branch Arogya Mantra 12 (35): “MU DI LI. NAN. SU SYI DI. JYA LI WA LI. DWO NAN DWO. MU DWO YI. WA DZ LA. WA DZ LA. PAN TWO. HE NANG HE NANG. HUNG PAN JA.” “Sick & suffering, fever-stricken, chance to thrive renewed.”
HEAL GOVERNMENT: “For avoiding difficulties with the law at all times and in all places, use the Ax Law Medicine King Namo Bhaisajya Raja Bodhisattva Hasta Mantra 16 (64): “SYI LU SENG E MU CHYWE YE. NAN.
WEI LA YE. WEI LA YE. SA WA HE.”
LONG LIFE: “For the Way of the Immortals (Namo Sarva Arya Ayurveda-Tao-Te-Ching Rishi Nagarjuna), use the Five-Colored Cloud Rishi Hasta Mantra 23 (26): “MWO SHI MWO SYI. NAN. WA DZ LA. JYE LI LA. JA SYIN JA.”
PATIENCE: “For causing all beings to be always respectful and loving towards one another, use the Joined Palms Respectful Kind Loving Hasta Mantra 34 (44): “SYI LI SYI LI. NAN. BWO NA MAN RE LING. HE LI.” “SYI LI SYI LI.
Tripitaka True Words: NAN. WEI SA LA. WEI SA LA. HENG PAN JA.”
GREAT MEMORY: “For much learning and extensive study, use the Jeweled Sutra Hasta Mantra 37 (53-56): SYI TWO YE. SWO PE HE. MWO HE SYI TWO YE. SWO PE HE.
NAN. E HE LA. SA LA WA NI. NI YE TWO LA. BU NI DI. SA WA HE.”
HEAL ALL: Does the work of ALL the other 42 Hands and Eyes Mantras: “For subduing hateful demons in the Three Thousand Great Thousand Worlds, use the Uniting and Holding Thousand Arms Hasta Mantra 42 (74): “MWO PE LI SHENG JYE LA YE. NAN. DAN NI YE TWO. WA LU JR DI. SHR WA LA YE. SA PE DU SHAI. JA MING HE ME YE. SA WA HE.” Maha Prajna Paramita - the path of words is cut off.
Mantra for Patching Flaws in the Recitation: "NA MO HE LA DA NA, DUO LA YE YE. QIE LA QIE LA, JU ZHU JU ZHU, MO LA MO LA, HU LA, HONG, HE HE SU DA NA (SUDHANA), HONG, PO MO NU, SO PO HE." Chant 3x
Increasing Effect Mantra: OM SAMBHARA SAMBHARA BIMANA SARA MAHA JAVA HUM (7x)
To increase by 100,000 times the merit created, recite these special mantras at the end of the session: TADYATHA OM PANCHA GRIYA (five offerings or five faces) AVA BODHANI SVAHA (7x)
OM DHURU DHURU JAYA (Victory) MUKHE (Face or Mouth) SVAHA (7x)
Dedication and Transference of Merit (Punya) and Virtue:
I Now Universally Transfer the Merit and Virtue of to All Beings to realize Anuttara-Samyak-Sam-Bodhi
(“Unsurpassed Proper and Equal Right Enlightenment”: Anuttara is unsurpassed; samyak is proper and equal; and sambodhi is right enlightenment.)
We dedicate this merit-virtue to all beings so they may realize limitless contentment-equanimity-detachment (Maha Upeksha), compassionate wish for enlightenment on behalf of all beings (Bodhichitta), ultimate wisdom perceiving reality (Maha Prajna Paramita Anuttara-Samyak-Sambodhi).
This series of free Ayurveda movies are taught by an ordained American Buddhist Monk of the Nagarjuna Nalanda tradition of Indian - Tibetan - Chinese Mahayana Buddhism who prefers to remain more or less anonymous. http://www.Nalanda-University.com http://www.Ayurveda-Berkeley.com and http://www.Ayurveda-California.com. Namo@Shurangama.com.
For a copy of the actual written transliteration pronunciation of the words of these Siddham Sanskrit Mantras of the Great Compassion Bodhisattva, please visit:
http://www.Nalanda-University.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/SKT335_Avalokiteshvara_42-Hands-and-Eyes_Mantra_of_Great-Compassion-Dharani-Sutra_GuanYin_Chenrezig.doc
For details on the Great Compassion Mantra, see: http://nalanda-university.com/buddhist-ayurveda-encylopedia/great_compassion_mantra_maha-karuna-dharani-avalokiteshvara_guan-yin-da-bei-jou.htm
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Director: http://www.Nalanda-University.com - Nalanda College of Buddhist Ayurveda of Nalanda University, part of the 501(c)3 Non-Profit Religious Organization (Buddhist Church) Medicine Buddha Wholistic Ministry – Anonymous American Buddhist Monk of Geluk Nalanda Tradition of Tibet and India, Ayur-Ved Herbal Medicine Practitioner
Producer: http://www.Ayurvedic-College.com Anonymous American Buddhist Monk, Ayurveda Practitioner
Production Company: http://www.Ayurvedic-College.com Anonymous American Buddhist Monk, Ayurveda Practitioner
Sponsor: http://www.Ayurveda-School.net Medicine Buddha Healing Center Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute and an Anonymous American Buddhist Monk, Ayurveda Practitioner
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Language: English (Primarily), Siddham Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit, Ayurvedic Devanagari Sanskrit, Tibetan, and Chinese Mandarin (Much vocabulary from Dharma and Medicine using Samskrt and Language of Tibet and China Pu Tong Hua)
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Contact Information: (1) 510-292-6696 Medicine Buddha Healing Center (http://www.Ayurveda-Berkeley.com) and Ayurveda Healing Arts Institute (http://www.Ayurveda-School.net) - Anonymous American Buddhist Monk of Nalanda University Tradition (Geluk) of Tibet and India, Indo-Tibetan-Chinese Ayur-Vedic Herbal Medicine Practitioner
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Based on the compiled Healing Dharma teachings, Sutras, Shastras and Chinese, Tibetan, and Indian healing teachings of the following masters: Namo Arya Bodhisattva Sheng-Nong (founder of Chinese Medicine) - Namo Arya Jivaka (Ayurvedic Doctor of the Buddha Shakyamuni) - Namo Arya Charaka - Namo Arya Monk Nagarjuna Bodhisattva - Namo Arya Monk Jian Zhen Shr (brought Chinese Medicine to Japan) - Namo Arya Monk Da Xin Fa Shr - Namo Arya Monk Shen Kai Shang Ren Shr - Namo Arya Monk Hsuan Hua Shang Ren Shr - Namo Upasaka Vasant Lad Shri Vagbhata Namaha. Namo@Shurangama.com 1-510-292-6696
In order to give credit where credit is due, please read aloud this verse:
"From these Gurus and the Three Precious Gems
I take safe direction with myself clear as a Bodhisattva holding Compassion and Wisdom I present you with offerings.
Upholding the teachings of Sutra and Mantra,
I restrain myself from a wide variety of faulty deeds.
Amassing within all constructive measures, I benefit beings through the four types of giving - Dharma (compassion-wisdom teachings), Pala (protection and encouragement), Maitri (loving-kindness), Artha (resources, food, clothing, shelter, medicine, relationships, money)."
The Segment is: Page 95 is discussed from:
http://www.BhaisajyaGuru.com/namo-amitabha-buddha/AYR220_Vata_Treatment_001_Ayurveda_Tibetan_Medicine_V4_p096_Encyclopedia_Bhagwan_Dash_Vagbhata_Guhyopadesa_rGyud-bzhi_Bzi_Astanga_Ayurvedic_Tantra.pdf (2.7 MB -- 17 pages long)
Source: Dash, Bhagavan Vaidya, Dr., Encyclopaedia of Tibetan Medicine, Delhi, India: Sri Satguru Publications, 1994: p. 95. ISBN81-7030-408-3 (Vol.11) ISBN81-7030- 397-4
301 pages, $40 Indian Medical Science Series No.—21 Be sure to order the right volume.
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[ref. Vagbhata's Astanga-Hridaya : Sutra 14 : 1-3]
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