TAYATA OM BEKANDZE BEKANDZE MAHA BEKANDZE RADZA SAMUDGATE SOHA.

Mantra for Meditation, Mindfulness, Inner Peace, Yoga & sleeping.
Visualize Medicine Buddha as Blue color and repeat this Mantra 1000 times a day without interruption. You are always protected from under medication, Virus and risky. Removable Physical pain, Mental pain, Suffer, Heavy Obstacles and All Negative Energy by Such Powerful Blessing from Medicine Buddha. Chanted by Buddhist practitioner Penpa Lama.
Who is Medicine Buddha?
Medicine Buddha is popularly known as Bhaisayaguru in Sanskrit. He is best described in the Medicine Buddha sutra as the Buddha who took 12 great vows after the attainment of the Enlightenment. He is also regarded as the Buddha of the eastern pure land of Vaiduryanirbhasaor Pure Lapis Lazuli. Mostly, he is attended by two other bodhisattvas, Suryaprabha and Candraprabha, symbolizing the light of the sun and the light of the moon respectively.
"Medicine Buddha's 12 great vows"
Medicine Buddha took a twelve great vows after attaining enlightenment. These vows are mentioned in the Medicine Buddha which are as follows:
To illuminate countless realms with his radiance, enabling anyone to become a Buddha just like him.
To awaken the minds of sentient beings through his light of lapis lazuli.
To provide the sentient beings with whatever material needs they require.
To correct heretical views and inspire beings toward the path of the Bodhisattva.
To help beings follow the Moral Precepts, even if they failed before.
To heal beings born with deformities, illness or other physical sufferings.
To help relieve the destitute and the sick.
To help women who wish to be reborn as men achieve their desired rebirth.
To help heal mental afflictions and delusions.
To help the oppressed be free from suffering.
To relieve those who suffer from terrible hunger and thirst.
To help clothe those who are destitute and suffering from cold and mosquitoes.
Practice of Medicine Buddha Healing
In regard to the school of Buddhism, Medicine Buddha is mostly venerated in Mahayana Buddhismand its form. In this Buddhism, he is regarded as the Buddha of healing and medicine. Therefore, the Buddhist monks and followers venerate the Buddha with the purpose to ease out one's illness and suffering. They also practice Medicine Buddha's healing method to increase healing powers for oneself and others.
In Buddhism, the Buddhists recite the mantra of Medicine Buddha to overcome mental, physical, and spiritual problems. Not only the mantra, the people also recites the name of the Medicine Buddha. It is seen that the practitioner allow the patient to recite the long Medicine Buddha mantra 108 times over a glass of water. After the completion of the recitation, the patient is allowed to drink the water believing that the water is now blessed by the power of the mantra and the Medicine Buddha. This practice is continued until the illness is cured. These practices have conducted either seating in front of the Medicine Buddha statues or in calm and peaceful place
Due to the beliefs of having healing capacity, most of the people house Medicine Buddha statues in their prayer room. It is believed that by placing the Medicine Buddha statues at their home, the healing powers of the family members are increased and negative powers will not be able to enter the house.
Regarding the iconography of the Medicine Buddha, basically, Medicine Buddha is portrayed in the seating posture, Dhyana Aasan. In this posture, he is seated comfortably in the lotus petal pedestal with leg crossed and the back side of both the feet is faced upwards. He holds a Lapis Lazuli colored jar of medicine in his left hand resting comfortably in the lap. The left hand is portrayed with the palm upward which symbolizes meditative stability. His right-hand holds the stem of the Aruna fruit or Myrobalan between thumb and forefinger which rests on his right knee. It is believed that this plant represents all the best medicines in the world. The deep meaning of the right hand is the symbolic representation of the eradication of suffering through the means of relative truth. He wears the monastic robe which covers both the shoulder but open in the chest area. Like other Buddha statues, statues of Medicine Buddha also hold Ushnisha in the head and has elongated earlobes.
While depicting Medicine Buddha in Buddhist arts, he is depicted with blue skin color with the halo behind the head. The blue color is associated with the master healing stone, Lapis Lazuli.

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