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Tibetan mantras list

Here you may find all the mantras we currently have in stock. If you wish to craft a prayerwheel with any of these mantras, please go to the custom prayerwheel form and fill it so to help us better understand your wishes for your new prayerwheel.

  • Mani — The six-syllable mantra of Chenrezig, the Buddha of Compassion, and the most widely recited mantra in Tibetan Buddhism. Requested for cultivating compassion, for loved ones' wellbeing, and as a universal blessing.

  • Green Tara — The swift-acting female Buddha of compassionate action, invoked to overcome fear and clear obstacles quickly. Requested for protection while traveling and help through difficult circumstances.

  • White Tara — Associated with long life, healing, and serenity. Requested for health, longevity (often for an aging or ill family member), and calming worry.

  • Medicine Buddha — Chanted for physical and mental healing. One of the most requested mantras for those facing illness or recovering from surgery.

  • Vajra Guru — The twelve-syllable mantra of Guru Rinpoche, who established Buddhism in Tibet. Requested broadly for blessings, protection, and a felt connection to his guidance.

  • 7-line prayer — The most revered supplication to Guru Rinpoche, said to invoke his presence instantly. Chosen for the same reasons as the Vajra Guru mantra, often alongside it.

  • Vajrasattva — The buddha of purification; his hundred-syllable mantra is the classic practice for purifying past mistakes and negative karma. Requested for a fresh start or sense of cleansing.

  • Vajrakilaya — A wrathful deity whose practice cuts through obstacles and negative forces. Requested for strong protection and forceful removal of obstacles.

  • Amitabha — The Buddha of Boundless Light, presiding over the Western Pure Land. Requested for rebirth in a pure realm, for the deceased, and for peace of mind about death.

  • Heart Sutra mantra — The closing mantra of the Heart Sutra, a central text on wisdom and emptiness. Requested by those drawn to wisdom and insight.

  • Manjushri — The bodhisattva of wisdom; his mantra is the classic request for clarity of mind and sharper intellect. Popular with students and anyone facing a big decision.

  • Yamantaka — A wrathful emanation of Manjushri associated with conquering death and destructive forces. Requested for powerful protection against serious illness or danger.

  • Yangzb Vajravrahai —  a profound lineage of Vajrayogini practice. Requested by practitioners drawn to advanced tantric practice for transforming ordinary perception into wisdom.

  • 4 Dharmakaya Relics — Also called the "Buddhist Creed," summarizing the teaching on dependent origination; traditionally placed inside stupas and prayer wheels. Requested as a general source of blessing and merit.

  • Chenrezig Dharani — An extended invocation of Chenrezig complementing the short Mani mantra. Requested for a deeper compassion practice.

  • Namgyalma Mandala — The "Victorious One," associated with long life and purification of negative karma. Requested for elders, the ill, or anyone wishing a long healthy life.

  • Wang du – Great Cloud of Blessings — A magnetizing prayer associated with Guru Rinpoche, aimed at drawing in positive circumstances. Requested for good fortune and success.

  • The King of Aspiration Prayer — Samantabhadra's treasured aspiration prayer to benefit all beings. Requested by those wishing to dedicate their practice broadly.

  • Lion Faced Dakini — Simhamukha, a fierce dakini whose roar repels curses and hostile forces. Requested for strong protection against negativity and ill-wishing.

  • Kurukulle — A red dakini of magnetizing activity, invoked to draw in favorable circumstances. Requested to attract positive outcomes or overcome obstacles.

  • Achi Drolma — The principal protectress of the Drikung Kagyu lineage, said to guard practitioners and their families. Requested for protection of family and home.

  • Jigten Sumgon — The 12th-century founder of the Drikung Kagyu lineage; this is a guru-yoga prayer invoking his blessing. Requested for connection to his lineage and spiritual guidance.

  • Dzambhala — A wealth deity invoked to relieve poverty and support generosity. Requested for prosperity and financial stability.

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