Hundred Syllable Mantra

The Hundred Syllable Mantra, also known as the Vajrasattva Mantra, is a powerful mantra in Tibetan Buddhism, particularly associated with purification practices. It is often recited during meditation or rituals to cleanse negative karma, purify defilements, and attain spiritual purity.
The mantra consists of one hundred syllables, and each syllable represents a different aspect of enlightenment or purification. The repetition of these syllables is believed to invoke the blessings and presence of Vajrasattva, a Bodhisattva associated with purification and transformation.
The mantra is considered especially potent for clearing the obstacles and negative imprints that hinder spiritual progress. It is often recommended to recite the mantra while visualizing the white light of purification filling one's body and mind, washing away impurities and obscurations.
The Hundred Syllable Mantra is a central practice in Vajrayana Buddhism, emphasizing the importance of inner transformation and the purification of one's mind and actions to progress along the path towards enlightenment.
• Hundred Syllable Mantra