Does Sanskrit seem na ma si dei means thank you?

Hehe! This is a polite phrase for Indians to greet each other.

Nan Wu knows yes!! It seems to be the Great Brahma.

meaning. It's a bit like Buddhists meeting and saying that Amitabha Buddha is in nature!

As for how to write it, I don't know!! Hehe!

This is the Sanskrit dú "om" (om) in Amagi bai, the modal word for the beginning of the mantra.

The religious dao in India believes that this version of the word has a mysterious meaning, so Quan will recite this sound before reciting the mantra.

OM is composed of three sounds: a, u, and m, and there are 12 verses in the Upanishads of the Frog that explain the mystical meaning of the word, which you can refer to.

This is the most common six-character mantra, which is translated into Chinese as "hum mani bei mi". Also, this is Tibetan, not Sanskrit.

Tibetan Buddhism believes that reciting the six-character mantra can eliminate the fear of sickness, punishment, and untimely death, increase life expectancy, and enrich wealth. Therefore, in Tibetan areas, it is common to see people turning prayer wheels in their hands and reciting the "six-character mantra".

Literally, it's nothing more than "Wishful Wishes, Lotus!" An exclamation sentence is an unfinished Buddhist scripture, or it only expresses the mood of praising Guanyin and longing for happiness. The scriptures teach us to "take the sound of the voice, not the righteousness."

This is the correct way to learn the Dharani mantra, and every word represents the subtle mind of Avalokiteshvara, and the words cannot be broken down by the wisdom of the world.

Hum "means "Buddha heart", when reading this word, the body, mouth, mind and Buddha become one, in order to achieve achievement, "Ma, it" two words, Sanskrit means "wishful treasure", means "treasure heart", also called Mani treasure. It is said that this treasure is hidden in the head of the Sea Dragon King, with this treasure, all kinds of treasures will come to the party, so it is also called "Jubao". The Sanskrit meaning "lotus" means "lotus flower", which means "lotus heart", which is a metaphor for the purity of Buddhism like a lotus flower.

"吽" means "vajra mind", which means to pray for the fulfillment of a wish, that is, one must rely on the power of the Buddha to attain "enlightenment" to achieve all things, to universalize all sentient beings, and finally to become a Buddha. Tibetan Buddhism regards these six characters as the root of everything, and reciting them repeatedly means that they can eliminate disasters and accumulate merit.

This Sanskrit word means: the six-character mantra is called the "mantra of enlightenment."

Sanskrit is an early name for the Indo-Aryan language. The Vedas, the Hindu scriptures, were written in Sanskrit, and their grammar and pronunciation have been preserved as a religious ritual.

Sanskrit has been using the Devanagari alphabet since the 12th century, and each consonant has a fixed short vowel sound, and when the consonant is spelled with other vowels, the vowel symbols are written in front, behind, above, or below the letters.

Symbols are used to indicate pure consonant, nasal, or expiratory sounds.

When a vowel appears in front of a word, a separate vowel letter is used.

Each Sanskrit letter has a horizontal line at the top, and the letters are spelled together.

It is a six-character mantra in Tibetan, which roughly means "bow to the lotus treasure".