What does the six character mantra Om Horn Why mean?

The pronunciation is [ōng ma nī bēi mēi hōng].

Om, indicating the heart of the Buddha, means that when reciting this word, one's body should be in the Buddha's body, the mouth should be in the Buddha's mouth, and the meaning should be in the Buddha's mind, thinking that the body, mouth, and mind are one with the Buddha, in order to achieve achievement. Well, Sanskrit means wishful treasure, indicating the heart of the treasure department, it is said that this treasure out of the white dragon king's brain, if you get this jewel, into the sea can no treasure do not gather, go up the mountain can not be treasured, so it is also called the treasure.

Horn Mi, Sanskrit means lotus, denotes the heart of the lotus flower, as a metaphor for the purity and flawlessness of the lotus flower. It means that one must rely on the power of the Buddha in order to attain "enlightenment", accomplish everything, benefit sentient beings, and finally achieve the desire to become a Buddha.

Symbolism:

Om is white, symbolizing the wisdom of the Buddha-figure, belonging to the meditation of Paramita, which can remove arrogance.

It is green, symbolizing the compassion of the deity, belonging to the paramita of forbearance and humiliation, and can remove jealousy.

It is yellow, which symbolizes the body, mouth, mind, career, and merit of the deity, and can eliminate greed.

The horn is blue, symbolizing the great happiness of the Buddha-figure, belonging to the charity of Paramita, which can get rid of foolishness.

Mi is red, symbolizing the great happiness of the deity, belonging to the charity of Paramita, which can remove stinginess.

It is black, symbolizing the compassion of the deity, belonging to the diligent paramita, which can remove the sorrow.

The six-character mantra of Buddhism is Om, Ma, Ng, Horn, Mi, and 吽.

Six-character mantra: also known as the six-character Da Ming Dharani, the six-character Da Ming mantra, the six-character true as the dialect, the Mani mantra, is the heart mantra of Guanyin Bodhisattva, originated from Sanskrit, this mantra contains the endless blessings and compassion of the Buddhas, is the sound of the Buddha's compassion and wisdom, the six-character Da Ming mantra is the expansion of the three words of "hum ah", its connotation is extremely rich, the mystery is endless, contains the great ability, great wisdom, and great compassion in the cosmic spine. This mantra is the subtle mind of Avalokiteshvara, and it is often recited with incredible merit and benefits.

Pronunciation: Modern Chinese pronunciation: 唵 (ōng) 嘛 (ma) 動 (nī) horn (bēi) mi (mēi) 吽 (hōng).

Middle Chinese pronunciation: (according to the book cut rhyme Guangyun Ji rhyme) 唵 qemx mā mr nri horn phr t mi m i 吽 heux . There are slight differences in the pronunciation of Handi, Tibetan, and Mongolian, and beginners can compare the pronunciation of the pure lineage of Buddhism.

Om Mani is a Tibetan Buddhist mantra, also known as the six-character mantra. The Chinese transliteration is 唵, ma, what, horn, moo, 吽, . It is one of the most revered mantras in Tibetan Buddhism.

唵 (ōng), 嘛 (ma), 啵 (nī), horn (bēi), mi (mēi), 吽 (hōng).

Hm: It can reduce the suffering of sentient beings in the Shura Path;

Still: When you recite "what", you can reduce the pain and misfortune of the world.

Baa: When reciting "Baa", it can remove the suffering of sentient beings in the path of hungry ghosts;

The horn is a slow middle blue, symbolizing the great happiness of the deity, belonging to the charity of Paramita, which can remove the mind.

The six-character mantra, derived from Sanskrit and composed of six Tibetan letters, is not the prayer of Tibetan Buddhist Tantra, but a healthy public law. It is highly regarded by the Tibetan people. People can't help but recite this mantra every day whenever they have time, even in the middle of their work.

In Tibet, believers can also carve on the stone, and there are many people who intend to say mantras and engrave them on the Buddha card and body, in order to seek the blessing of the Dharma.

Eliminate arrogance. Well, eliminate jealousy.

What about eliminating desires.

Horn to eliminate foolishness.

Mi eliminates stinginess.

Eliminate hate. Every word is the meaning of the Buddha.

It represents the mind of the Buddha, represents the Dharma, and the three bodies, and can also become the three golds (body gold, gold, and meaning gold), which are the wisdom bodies and minds of all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

It means that the heart of the department, that is, the mani bead, is inexhaustible, the heart is insufficient, and it is prayed to for the natural spiritual needs and the wealth of all things.

Horn Mi) means the heart of the flower department, that is, the flower that comes out of the sludge and is not stained, and it means that the generation of people in the fifth generation of the return, but this mantra can be removed and cleared.

It means to pray for fulfillment, and it is necessary to rely on the power of the Buddha in order to follow the order, practice diligently, achieve all things, and finally reach the realm of the Buddha.

It can eliminate the suffering of life and death in the heavenly realm;

Hawkers: It can eliminate non-heavenly bitterness;

Except for life, old age, sickness and death;

Horn: It can eliminate the suffering of animal servitude;

Mi: It can quench the thirst of ghosts;

It can eliminate cold ground bitterness.

Every word is positive energy.

The merit of reciting the "Six-Character Great Mantra".

Reciting the "Six-Character Da Ming" 1 to 7 times can eliminate the evil obstacles that have tired hundreds of thousands of eons;

Recite the "Six Characters Da Ming" 10 times, and you can no longer be born in the three ways (i.e., livestock, ghosts, and earth).

Recite the "Six-Character Daming" a hundred times, and you can go to the earth;

Recite the "six-character mantra" a thousand times, and you can be the Dharma body, body, and incarnation; Bodhi can become a Buddha when he wears it.

For those who know a little bit about Buddhism, the deepest impression is the six-character proverb, which is often heard by monks, which is almost a mantra in Buddhism. So what does the Buddhist six-character mantra mean? 唵 (ōng) 嘛 (ma) (nī) horn (bēi) mi (mēi) 吽 (hōng), is a Buddhist classic noun, Tibetan Buddhism attaches great importance to these six characters, and believes that these six characters mantra are the root of the scriptures.

Speaking of monks, many people are most impressed by the monk's chanting, which feels particularly profound, and ordinary people can't understand it at all. Because many people who practice enlightenment think that the most important thing in practice is to be diligent in reciting sutras. Therefore, many people who believe in Buddhism are very diligent in chanting sutras, and opening and closing their mouths is the six-character proverb of Buddhism.

What does the Buddhist six-character mantra mean?

The six-character proverb is a Buddhist term, and people in Buddhism regard it as a scriptural basis. It is said that these six-character proverbs are the "fundamental proverbs" of the secret lotus division of Buddhism, and different words have different meanings. Among them, "Om" means the heart of the Buddha, "Mani" in Sanskrit means wish-fulfillment, "Horn Mi" means lotus in Sanskrit, and "吽" means prayer fulfillment.

In Buddhism, the six-character mantra is a very important classical root, and many people hope to rely on the six-character mantra to make themselves more complete. It is said that by reciting these six words repeatedly, believers can accumulate merit and be liberated when the merit is completed. Therefore, the longest thing many Buddhists say is to recite these six-character mantras.

Many people are always unable to pronounce the six-character mantra when they are young, and they should pronounce it like this: 唵 (ōng) 嘛 (ma) (nī) horn (bēi) mi (mēi) 吽 ( hōng). Some Tibetan scholars believe that the explanation of this six-character mantra is actually as follows:

Wow! The treasure of Lotus Lake". In addition to the six-character mantra, Buddhism also has the Eight Auspicious Treasures, which represent the eight bodhisattvas.

Many people know that the Six-Character Mantra is the word of the Buddha, which is quite special. Carrying a blessed Buddha object printed with a six-character mantra can better obtain the blessings of the Dharma and reduce calamity. So do you know what the six-character mantra represents, and what kind of blessings can you get by reciting the six-character mantra?

Six-character mantra.

Om, well, trumpet, trumpet

The meaning of the six-character mantra.

The six-character mantra, derived from Sanskrit and composed of six Tibetan letters, is not only a prayer in Tibetan Buddhist tantra, but also a vocal dharma for strengthening the body. It is highly regarded by the Tibetan people. People who live a long life can't help but recite this mantra every day when they have time, even during their work.

In Tibetan areas, believers can also be seen carving on the stone Many people are willing to engrave this mantra on the Buddha card and carry it with them to seek the blessings of the Dharma.

Om, eliminate arrogance.

Well, eliminate jealousy.

Eliminate greed.

Horn eliminates stupidity.

Mi eliminates stinginess.

Eliminate hatred.

Every word is the meaning of the Buddha.

Om) means the mind of the Buddha, representing the three bodies of Dharma, retribution, and incarnation, and can also be said to be the three vajra (body vajra, speech vajra, and meaning vajra), which are the wisdom body, speech, and mind of all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. It means that the treasure heart, that is, the Mani jewel, is inexhaustible, inexhaustible, freewheeling, and satisfying, and praying to it will naturally give you spiritual needs and various material wealth.

Horn Mi) means the lotus heart, that is, the lotus flower that comes out of the mud and is not stained, indicating that although modern people are in the cycle of the five turbid and evil worlds, they can get rid of their troubles and obtain purity by reciting this mantra.

It means that the vajra mind is the meaning of praying for the fulfillment of wishes, and it is necessary to rely on the power of the Buddha in order to gradually and diligently practice, to reach the purification of sentient beings, to achieve everything, and finally to reach the state of Buddhahood.

Om: It can eliminate the suffering of life and death in the heavenly realm;

Mah: It can eliminate the suffering of non-heavenly struggle;

What about it: except for the suffering of birth, old age, sickness and death in the world;

Horn: It can eliminate the suffering of animal servitude;

Mi: It can quench the hunger and thirst of hungry ghosts;

Huh: It can eliminate the bitterness of hot and cold.

Every word is full of positive energy.

The merit of reciting the "Six-Character Great Mantra".

Reciting the six-character Da Ming 10,000 to 70,000 times can eliminate the obstacles that have accumulated hundreds of thousands of eons;

Recite the Six Characters Da Ming 100,000 times, and you will no longer be born in the Three Evil Paths (i.e., animals, hungry ghosts, and hell).

Recite the six characters of Da Ming a million times, and you can reach the land of immortal truth;

Reciting the six-character mantra thousands of times can prove the manifestation of the Dharma body, the retribution of the body, and the incarnation; Bodhi can become a Buddha when he is dressed.

The six-character mantra cures the disease.

Excerpt from King Zao's Songtsen Gampo praising the merits of preaching the six-character mantra.

If you recite the six-character mantra, you can eliminate 404 diseases; Hum-ma--the-t-horn-beauty-smack:

Hum can eliminate the four common diseases;

Ma word, can eliminate fever;

The word can eliminate wind disease;

Horn word, can eliminate sialia;

American words, can eliminate cold disease;

The word can eliminate bile disease; If so, it can get rid of all diseases...

The merits and benefits of the six-character mantra ---Mahayana Solemn Treasure King Sutra".