In the spiritual heart of Nepal, the Bajracharya priests, custodians of Vajrayana Buddhism, commence their daily and cultural rituals with ancient mantras (मन्त्र) and stotras (स्तोत्र), imbued with profound meaning and spiritual power. These sacred chants, integral to their religious practice, are more than mere words; they are a bridge to the divine, resonating with centuries-old wisdom and spiritual insight. As they recite these mantras and stotras, the Bajracharya priests connect deeply with their faith, embodying the rich tapestry of Vajrayana Buddhism that has been a cornerstone of Nepalese culture and spirituality.
The Essence of Bajracharya Mantra In the heart of Bajracharya Buddhism practice lies the Bajracharya Mool Mantra, also known in the Newari language as Nhikan Mantra (न्हिकं मन्त्र). Typically, this mantra is recited 108 times. ॐ खण्डरोही हूँ फट्Om Khandarohi Hum Phat This mantra, regarded as one of the most powerful mantras in the Bajracharya … Read more