I have a terrible voice for chatting (and singing). Used to be better

I am new to this I wear mine on my wrist it’s comfortable for me I can whip it out when I need it I would like to learn Buddha mantras. Where do you find teachers or how I’m really interested in a Buddhism practice

I like to ask myself, do I want to take ownership of that thought?

Thank you Claire. I sent this to a friend this morning, on the other side of the world, whose grandmother had just passed away peacefully at 98 years old. I also did the meditation myself on her behalf. It felt very beautiful. How lovely that, when death happens to another, we can actively help them towards the light and remind ourselves at this time, just as you say, that our infinite nature is one of light too. Bless you x

This video is about three Tibetan Buddhist mantras for beginners [1]. This video was uploaded by a KZfaq user named Claire Villaréal [1]. This video has 41841 views and 1235 likes [1]. This video is 10 minutes and 55 seconds long [1]. This video was uploaded on May 13, 2021 [1]. In this video, Claire shares three Tibetan Buddhist mantras that you can use without a deep understanding of Buddhism [1]. She also explains how to use these mantras and why you might want to use them [1]. The three mantras that Claire shares are: * The mantra of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of compassion [1]. * The mantra of Amitabha, the Buddha of infinite light [1]. * The mantra of Tara, the female Buddha of compassion [1]. Claire explains how each of these mantras can be used to help yourself during difficult times [1]. She also explains how these mantras can be used to create a deeper connection with your inner self [1]. If you are looking for a way to add spirituality to your life, this video is a great starting point [1]. Claire does a good job of explaining the topic and providing practical advice [1].

This video is about three Tibetan Buddhist mantras for beginners [1]. This video was uploaded by a KZfaq user named Claire Villaréal [1]. This video has 41841 views and 1235 likes [1]. This video is 10 minutes and 55 seconds long [1]. This video was uploaded on May 13, 2021 [1]. In this video, Claire shares three Tibetan Buddhist mantras that you can use without a deep understanding of Buddhism [1]. She also explains how to use these mantras and why you might want to use them [1]. The three mantras that Claire shares are: * The mantra of Avalokiteshvara, the Buddha of compassion [1]. * The mantra of Amitabha, the Buddha of infinite light [1]. * The mantra of Tara, the female Buddha of compassion [1]. Claire explains how each of these mantras can be used to help yourself during difficult times [1]. She also explains how these mantras can be used to create a deeper connection with your inner self [1]. If you are looking for a way to add spirituality to your life, this video is a great starting point [1]. Claire does a good job of explaining the topic and providing practical advice [1].

This was helpful last year I just lost my grandma on November. And I have been seeking to help her and make sure she is safe . Thank you🙏😩😊😯

If by manifesting, you are trying to attract something you want, doesn't that collide with the Buddhist principle of dethatching from the desires. Im just concerned that by practicing manifestation, its feeding a desire that I have and trying to materialise it. Your video was very informative and Ive had this question for a while so I just thought I'd ask it. Thank you!

Such a helpful video ❤

I'm starting my life as a buddhist due to anxiety. I have been meditating some but I havent even gotten my mala beads yet and I'm wanting the bodhi seed ones. I am also into guatama Buddha's teachings from Hinduism.

Great job thank you

What is it that’s real? What is the “something” your refer to in this video? Non dual awareness? What?

This was very insightful, thank you

Thank you, i found your channel. I learned from you.

Very good explanation. Thank you 🙏.

This is a super interesting way of looking at money!

Love this 👌🏼

Great intro to Buddhism! Thank you so much!

Thank you, this is a very clear teaching 😊

In my opinion the english mantra Im already enough is going against Buddhist practice. To me, this mantra implies a self, however in Buddhism, there is no self.

I personally use peace love grace

Thank you Claire. This video is really useful and clear.

plastic is wildly less environmentally friendly than sandalwood 🤦‍♂

be here now do no harm help others be still close eyes listen to your breathing. om amidewa hri: om mani peme hung: om a hung benza guru pema siddhi hung: om chale chule chunde so ha: hung mama hung ni so ha: om benza kili kilaye hung peh.

I couldnt listen because the sound quality was so bad.

I've discovered Buddhism 12 years ago but am much older and really trying to follow this path. I love the mantra of compassion and the mantra to help take away pain and suffering from others. My Mala are red wood. What sort of wood would that be? If you could link me with a website that share a list of mantras I'd be very grateful.

Fantastic video! Thank you so much!

What bout Tibet? If ur calling us Chinese .. ur mistaken lmao

Thanks for sharing, I would like to go beyond basic dual approch to elements. Thousands of years before buddha and tibet existed indian sages have identified true nature of elements. Every east asian culture has taken infinitely small wisdom from it. There is no seprate fire or any element everything has emerged from akasha infinite space and prana ( singular subatomic universal energy ) Fire element also known as agni is also harmones, intercellular heat or immunity. May be it has something to do with gut microbiome who act in digestion but ultimately fire is born from wind element which itself has originated from space so actually fire is space.

Thanks!

Your channel is great. Thank you :) Om amidewa hrih

I want to work on my fire element is there certain foods or herbs that could help?🍎🍎

Thanks for sharing Can you pls make a detailed video on dissolution of elements in dyeing and Bardo states with energetic aspect . its interesting to know how rainbow body is created despite dissolution of all elements

Ultimate secret of the universe is akasha the first primordial element. All east asian spiritual traditions have there origin in india. Ancient indian scriptures have elaborate description of space. In advanced tantric yogic process all five elements are dissolved into even finer element from which space originates. Prana or ultimate building block of energy is yang aspect of yin space. Every state of mind has combinations of all 5 elements. Quantum mechanics and dark energy could be related to space. I think space can be only experiened within and cannot be intellectually explained. Thanks for sharing.

This was a really nice guided meditation for someone just starting like me. Except for the commercials that came on when I was supposed to be relaxing.

I am just starting out learning about meditation and mala beads and this video was SO very helpful. Thank you.

I would love to know more ....❤

Thank you for these clear videos. I wonder how reliable the Buddha's texts are if they were written a few hundred years after his death. Take the Bible and then the gospels of Jesus Christ. He lived later than Buddha and his life was only written down 60 years later and that really doesn't add up. Sorry for my doubts.

This was very helpful. Thank you

My honest opinion sangha is properly one of the best jewel 💎 out there why because it goes on about helping the community out and the environment out as well and thats what the monks do

I like the presentation my favourite bit about Buddhism is the three jewels 💎 I understand 2 of them and that is sangha and the Buddha the one I do not understand is the dharma

Why do we chant mantras? How does this practice benefits the world and practitioners? Thank you for your teaching.

This makes so much sense. Most religion including Hindu have us believe aligning to God/The Universe is the ultimate achievement. Which is true but....this is always the question that I have. In most western religions, God tests us all for our loyalty. We live in this world and watch suffering and ask God why, if God is all knowing with incredible powers allow this to happen? If God knows what is inevitable, why still test us, we, who are the imperfect? In Hindu, Krishna and Shiva are like the Universe. The book, The Bhagavad Gita explains that we are just fragments of Krisha; that we are all a part of him here to experience life and work to be in union (yoga) with Krishna/Shiva. If so, my conundrum here is why would they do that? Is it for us to have everlasting praise and faith for them when they know we have to suffer to attain it? They have everlasting knowledge, yet they put us here to witness the good and the bad. They didn't have to do that. It is their game. So Buddism makes sense now, suffering is inevitable. He knew it was all a game. The Buddha detached from the Universe's games and broke away from the Matrix. However, their are Bodhisattvas that reincarnate to share to us that we can all break away from this Matrix.

"Buddhism is a religion of lists" 😂 so true

Very nice video, thank you!

Thanks you share the information 🙏🏻

Great video, thank you. However, Maitreya is not a focus or definition of Buddha in early Buddhism, as you stated. In early Buddhism, Theravada, Buddha is the historical Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama. In Mahayana, the later tradition, the definition of Buddha was expanded to view many enlightened Buddhas, including Siddhartha Gautama, as well as the inherent Buddha Nature which is , of course, everyone’s innate potential for enlightenment; the “Buddha-ness”within all of us. And Maitreya, the future Buddha, is actually more of a feature in Mahayana, not earlier Theravada, as Maitreya is an important element of the Lotus Sutra, which is one of the most influential and venerated Mahayana sutras. Also, just as you mentioned that there are different traditions within Pure Land Buddhism, the same is to be said for Zen. The two most practiced Zen traditions are Soto and Rinzai.

As a westerner, reciting mantras in a language we don't even understand is just a fashion fad.

New to channel ,can you interpret in english what is being said in eeach mantra.Ty for this wonderful video.💛💚