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OM MANI PADME HUM (123 times)

Posted on April 13, 2025 by admin

OM MANI PADME HUM (123x)

While you dance and sing, all will work together in one flow.

For all my Buddhist friends, and Martijn and Ton (hi there 😊), I created this 7:35-minute track that turned out to be quite a danceable and embracing tune. Unfortunately, the final mix sounds a bit tinny, so I used some high-voltage dance vibes for the cover background. Still, the track received quite a bit of play in the US and Canada. I think I’ll redo it later with a more spacious and atmospheric feel.

A small explanation:

Om mani padme hum, properly written as Om manipadmé hum, is the most recited mantra in Tibetan Buddhism. It’s an invocation of the bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, the (holder of the) Jewel-Lotus.

The mantra is associated with the bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara (known as Chenrezig in Tibetan), the being who sees compassion everywhere. The six syllables are seen as a path to purification:

– Om (ॐ) – the sacred sound, the universal vibration, often linked to the purification of the body. For cleansing pride and ego.
– Mani (मणि) – means “jewel” or “gem.” Purifies speech.
– Padme (पद्मे) – means “in the lotus.” Purifies ignorance.
– Hum (हूं) – represents the mind or heart; a sound of strength, closure, and realization. Purifies anger and lower passions.

Wishing all will flow in tune with your heart,
🪶 sriveer

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