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Om Ah Hum
The Vajra Guru Mantra - A Buddhist Mantra from Tibet
Meaning and Significance of this Tibetan Mantra

OM AH HUM VAJRA GURU
PADMA SIDDHI HUM

OM is the Cosmic Mind

The Mind of the Cosmos

The Mind of the Universe ..

AH means to attract the Divine Powers

HUM is the manifestation in the physical world
on Earth . The Gross , the Visible

Siddhi Hum .

Siddhi means accomplishment ,
achievement , attainment .

HUM also represents the wisdom mind
of the Buddhas,

The Divine Sound Hum
works like a catalyst in the mantra

to brings into reality ...

to manifest into the outer world
the blessings of the Buddhas

Therefore , SIDDHI HUM

draws all the "siddhis" into your Life

through the blessings
of all the Buddhas
in the Cosmos

just like how a magnet attracts metal

Hence with this Mantra

you can receive the blessings of all the Buddhas ..

and

Through these blessings

you can receive wealth and prosperity

and all of life's various attainments

All your good aspirations get fulfilled.

All obstacles in our Lives ...
such as ill health are removed

All Worldly wealth and happiness
begins to flow into your Life ...

Success comes to you easily ,
naturally and effortlessly

But , The Divine Powers
of this Mantra
are much more than that ...

Siddhis are of 2 kinds

Ordinary Siddhis and
Supreme Siddhis

Ordinary Siddhis are plain worldly
accomplishments and attainments
of wealth , success , fame , health etc.

Supreme Siddhis
can liberate you and free you eternally
from the bondages of your negative Karmas
that you have accumulated in your past lives

by purifying them and releasing all the loading
of negative energies on your spirit ...
that has tied you down to the cycle of re-incarnation ...

through awakening the spiritual Powers inside you

The Divine Powers of this Mantra
are to purify all your negative karma
that you have done in the past

and in countless past lives ...

and be liberated from them

so that you can eventually evolve
and get freed from rebirth and sufferings

By doing this Mantra daily
your Life's circumstances
become auspicious
and you are inspired towards
a spiritual Life and begin to
yearn for enlightenment.

Now it will be easy for us to understand
the meaning of this mantra

" I invoke you , the Vajra Guru , Padmasambhava,
by your blessing may you grant us
ordinary and supreme siddhis."

It is said that the twelve syllables
OM AH HUM VAJRA GURU
PADMA SIDDHI HUM
carry the entire blessing
of the twelve type of teachings
taught by Buddha,

Therefore ,to recite the Vajra Guru mantra once
is equivalent to the blessings that you can receive
by reciting or practicing the whole teaching
of the Buddha.

These twelve branches of the teachings
are the antidotes to free us from the

"Twelve Links of Interdependant
Origination, which keeps us bound
to samsara,

ignorance ,
karmic formations ,
discursive consciousness ,
name and form ,
senses ,
contact ,
sensation ,
craving ,
grasping ,
existence ,
birth ,
old age
and death .

These twelve links are the mechanism of samsara,
by which the samsara is kept alive.

Through reciting the twelve syllables of the Vajra Guru mantra ,
these twelve links are purified,
and you are able to remove and purify completely
the layer of karmic emotional defilements
and so be liberated from samsara.

The Invisible Divine Powers of Padmasambhava
are contained in this powerful mantra;

these twelve syllables come from
his wisdom mind and hence they carry
the Divine Powers of his absolute blessing .
You can say that the Vajra Guru Mantra is
Padmasambhava in the form of sound .

So when you invoke him
with the recitation of these twelve syllables
in the Mantra
Om Ah Hum Vajra Guru Padma Siddhi Hum ...
you obtain unlimited blessings and merit .

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