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Raising Lungta 2009 PDF

The document is an invocation prayer in Tibetan Buddhism to raise lungta, which is a concept meaning spiritual or mundane accomplishments. It calls upon various Buddhist deities and figures such as Manjushri, Avalokiteshvara, Vajrapani, Gesar, and Padmasambhava. It asks them to bless the gathering and pacify curses, spells, obstacles, and discord. It requests to multiply virtuous windhorse and accomplish all spiritual and worldly goals. The prayer includes various mantras and verses in Tibetan and Sanskrit. It was composed by the 19th century Tibetan lama Mipham Rinpoche.

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Raising Lungta 2009 PDF

The document is an invocation prayer in Tibetan Buddhism to raise lungta, which is a concept meaning spiritual or mundane accomplishments. It calls upon various Buddhist deities and figures such as Manjushri, Avalokiteshvara, Vajrapani, Gesar, and Padmasambhava. It asks them to bless the gathering and pacify curses, spells, obstacles, and discord. It requests to multiply virtuous windhorse and accomplish all spiritual and worldly goals. The prayer includes various mantras and verses in Tibetan and Sanskrit. It was composed by the 19th century Tibetan lama Mipham Rinpoche.

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INVOCATION FOR RAISING LUNGTA

The assembly of the Three Jewels, Three Roots, gods and sages, The three protector mahasattvas (Manjushri, Avalokiteshvara and Vajrapani), Jayadevi, Padma Thtreng and the vidyadharas of India and Tibet, The glorious protector Ganapati, with the divine armies of dralas, The five patron gods, the great being Gesar, and so on, All those gods of the cosmic lineage who command coincidence To all of those I offer clouds of real and imagined good offerings; I supplicate you: with kindness please grant your blessings! Curses, spells, burial sorcery, dns, obstructing spirits, obstacles and so on May all these signs of the weakening and corruption of windhorse be pacified! Strife, enmity, scandal, warfare, lawsuits, recurrent calamity, and so on Pacify all such obstructing discord! Multiply the power and strength of the virtuous windhorsethe fourlegged miracle. Please accomplish the spiritual and temporal, supreme and ordinary siddhis And without exception whatever mind desires!

O M VAGISVARI MUM OM MANI PM HUNG O M VAJRAPANI HUNG O M AH HUNG BENZAR GURU PMA SIDDHI HUNG O M AH HUNG HO HANG KSA MALA VARA-YAM SOHA OM SARWA GRAHA NAKSHATRA DHYAMI KARANI SOHA OM H- H TISHTHA TISHTHA BHANDHA BHANDHA DHARAYA DHARAYA NIRUNDHA NIRUNDHA AMUKA URNA MANI-Y SOHA OM PMA CINTAMANI JWALA HUNG OM MANI RAJA HA-HA HI-HI H-H HO-HO SARWA VIJAYA SIDDHI HUNG O M AH HUNG HO H TAK SENG KHYUNG DRUK DI YAR KHY KND (Gather all) S A RWA D D (Gather, gather) HO OM BENZAR AYUKH SOHA DAK CHAK GI T S TANG SNAM PAL TANG LUNGTA TAMCH GONG-N GONG-DU KY CHIK (Rouse all our life, virtue and glorious windhorse higher and higher!) HA-HA H-H HO-HO SARWA-VIJAYA SIDDHI HOH

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RAISING LUNGTA

O M Y DHARMA HTU TRABHAWA HTUN TKAN TATHAGATA HYO WATEN TKAN CHA YO NIRODHA EVA M VADI MAHASRAMANA SOHA

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(All dharmas are related with cause and effect. The Enlightened One has taught that cause and effect are the origin of reality. Freedom comes from realizing that cause and effect are together.)
OM BHUR BHU BHASWA S WASTI NAMA SOHA OM SARWA TITHI NAKSHATRA GRAH MANGAL BHYO SOHA O M AKANI NIKANI ABHILA MANDAL MANGAL SOHA NAMO BUDDHA DHARMA SANGYAYA MAMA SHRI Y MANGALA BHAVANTU SOHA

Composed by Mipham Rinpoche (1846-1912)


Translated by the Nalanda Translation Committee.

RAISING LUNGTA

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