Om Vajra Sattva Hung This is the short version of a Tibetan Buddhism 100 syllable mantra. It is chanted for the purification of negative energies from your body, speech and mind. This is a primary mantra used for the eradication of bad karma in your life. Hung Vajra Peh
In normal life, we accumulate bad habits, or samskaras (sankharas in Pali) through our repeated actions, or karma (kamma). We constantly reinforce and cling to the same negative, self-destructive patterns. This is the cause of samsara, the effect of which is suffering. Mantras are patterns, too.
Developing Positive Qualities; A more important use of Buddhist mantras is to develop positive qualities such as love, compassion, and wisdom. We can recite mantras such as the Maitreya Buddha mantra: Om Maitreya Buddho Sangha Vandana, or the Compassion Mantra of Avalokiteshvara Om Mani Padme Hum or, again, the always-ready-to-help action mantra of Green Tara: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha.
Start the morning by blessing your speech, mala and other mantras. 1. Generate your motivation for the day by reciting different lamrim prayers or reading the bodhisattva attitude 2 or bodhicitta mindfulness. 3. As a daily practice you can do the Lama Tsongkhapa Guru Yoga, Guru Puja or Guru Shakyamuni Guru Yoga.
Karma in ancient Sanskrit means the actions or deeds of our body, speech and mind. On the other hand, the effects of karma are called vipaka or the ripening or maturation of karma, that comes back to us through the results and effects that we experience. There are many factors behind every one of our actions that determines their consequences.
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buddhist mantra to remove bad karma
