Tibetan Buddhist Mantras 1.21

A mantra is a sequence of words or syllables chanted repetitively as part of Buddhist practice. One popular example is "om mani padme hum," commonly associated with Tibetan Buddhism.

The understanding of a mantra's function varies among different schools of Buddhism, but generally, chanting a mantra is believed to help achieve enlightenment and may be used as a form of meditation.

Various mantras are said to invoke different blessings to aid in worldly or spiritual pursuits, with the condition that they are practiced with a pure motivation.

This application includes the following selection of mantras:

1. Om Mani Padme Hum
2. Avalokiteshrava Nilankantha Dharani (Sanskrit version of Great Compassionate Mantra)
3. Cundi Dharani
4. Green Tara Mantra
5. Vairocana Mantra
6. Saraswati Mantra
7. Vajrasattva 100 Syllable of Purification
8. Amitabha Mantra
9. Kurukulle Love Mantra (Tibetan's Cupid or Red Tara)
10. Manjushri Mantra
11. Du Sum Sangye Guru Rinpoche
12. White Tara Mantra
13. Prajna Paramita
14. Sitatapatra Mantra (White Umbrella Goddess or Dukkar)
15. Amitayus Long Life Dharani
16. Vajrapani Mantra
17. Usnisha Vijaya (Namgyalma)
18. Parnashavari (Loma Gyanmo)