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Mantra of Compassion
04:16
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Presented here as pronounced in Standard Tibetan:
Om mane peme hung
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Daimoku
05:04
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Nam myoho ren gye kyo (Japanese)
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Shiva Nataraja
05:32
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Shiva Nataraja
Shiva Shambo
Shiva, Shiva Nataraj
Shiva Shambo
Shiva, Shiva
Shiva, Shiva Nataraj
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Until Everyone Is Healed
04:21
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From Shantideva:
May I be a protector to those without protection,
A leader for those who journey,
And a boat, a bridge, a passage
For those desiring the further shore.
May the pain of every living creature
Be completely cleared away.
May I be the doctor and the medicine
And may I be the nurse
For all sick beings in the world
Until everyone is healed.
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5. |
Diamond Sutra
06:18
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Nothing to chase
Nothing to fear
Form is illusion
No one here
Compassion for all
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