Medicine Buddha Mantra – Chant for Healing, Peace & Protection | बुद्ध चिकित्सा मंत्र
Mantra: Teyata Om Bekanze Bekanze Maha Bekanze Radza Samudgate Soha (तेयता ॐ बेकान्जे बेकान्जे महा बेकान्जे रजा समुदगते सोहा) 🕉️ Meaning of the Mantra Teyata – “Like this” or “in this way,” introducing the prayer. Om – The sacred sound of the universe, invoking divine energy. Bekanze Bekanze – “Eliminate sickness, eliminate sickness” – healing physical and mental suffering. Maha Bekanze – “Eliminate great sickness” – removing the root cause of suffering, which is ignorance. Radza – “King,” symbolizing the supreme healing power. Samudgate – “Gone beyond” – reaching enlightenment. Soha – “May the blessings take root in my heart.” 💠 Spiritual Significance The Medicine Buddha (Bhaisajyaguru) is known as the Supreme Healer in Mahayana and Tibetan Buddhism. Chanting this mantra invokes his healing energy, removing sickness, purifying karma, and bringing peace of mind. It is said to heal not just the body, but also the mind and soul, aligning the chanter with wisdom and compassion. 🌿 Benefits of Chanting Heals physical ailments and boosts recovery. Brings peace to the mind and emotional stability. Purifies past negative karma. Protects from spiritual and unseen obstacles. Blesses loved ones and the sick when chanted on their behalf. 📖 Legend of the Medicine Buddha According to Buddhist scriptures, the Medicine Buddha made 12 vows to help all beings overcome disease, hunger, and fear. In the pure land of Vaiduryanirbhasa (Lapis Lazuli Pure Land), he is depicted holding a bowl of healing nectar and herbs. Many miraculous healings are said to have happened through sincere chanting of his mantra. 🔔 Tip: For maximum benefit, chant or listen 108 times daily with deep focus and compassion for all living beings. 📖 The Miracle of the Medicine Buddha Long ago, in the realm of Vaiduryanirbhasa — a land shining like blue lapis lazuli — lived the Medicine Buddha, Bhaisajyaguru, the Great Healer. Before attaining enlightenment, he took 12 mighty vows to save all beings from suffering. He vowed to: Cure every disease. Remove every fear. Feed the hungry. Free all beings from the darkness of ignorance. One ancient tale tells of a king whose beloved queen was gravely ill. No physician in the kingdom could heal her. In desperation, the king prayed for 7 nights to the Medicine Buddha, reciting his mantra with faith. On the seventh night, the Buddha appeared in his dream, holding a bowl of healing nectar. He told the king, "Mix pure water with compassion in your heart, and let her drink it after you chant my mantra 108 times." The king followed these instructions. By the next sunrise, the queen’s illness had vanished, and her body radiated health. From then on, the king spread the mantra throughout his land, and peace and healing flourished. Even today, Tibetan monks, Himalayan healers, and Buddhist devotees believe that chanting the Medicine Buddha Mantra with a pure heart can: Heal the sick. Protect travelers. Bring comfort to the dying. Grant spiritual liberation.
