Medicine Buddha Practice || Online Medicine Buddha Practice || Neyphug Tulku Rinpoche || Buddha

Medicine Buddha Practice || Online Medicine Buddha Practice || Neyphug Tulku Rinpoche || Buddha
Core Beliefs:
The Medicine Buddha, Bhaishajyaguru, embodies healing and embodies the potential for wholeness within all beings.
Illness is seen as stemming from negative karma and emotional defilements.
The practice aims to purify these negative aspects and cultivate compassion for oneself and others.
Practices:
Visualization: A core practice involves meditating on the Medicine Buddha. Imagine him bathed in lapis lazuli light, which radiates healing energy. This light fills your own body, purifying and promoting well-being.
Mantra Recitation: Chanting the Medicine Buddha's mantra, "TAYATHA OM BEKANDZYAI BEKANDZYAI MAHA BEKANDZYAI BEKANDZYAI RANDZA SAMUGATE SOHA," is believed to be incredibly beneficial. Reciting it 108 times is a common practice.
Making Offerings: Offering light, incense, water, or even medicine to the Medicine Buddha symbolizes generosity and respect. You can dedicate the merit of your offerings to those in need of healing.
Prostration: Bowing down with respect shows reverence for the Medicine Buddha and his teachings.
Benefits:
Healing: The practice is believed to promote physical and mental healing, both for oneself and others.
Inner Peace: Cultivating compassion and letting go of negative emotions can lead to greater inner peace and well-being.
Spiritual Growth: The Medicine Buddha practice can be a stepping stone on the overall Buddhist path to enlightenment.
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