NEW MUSIC ALBUM! Four Heavenly Kings: Mantras Chanted in Sanskrit for Good Fortune, Protection, Harmony and Wisdom

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    Buddha Weekly’s band released a new mini-album of four tracks featuring the 4 Heavenly Kings, the Watchers of the World in Buddhism.  Led by Vaisravana, the Chief of the Four Heavenly Kings, Northern Lord of Prosperity and Good Fortune, this is followed in the East by Dhṛtarāṣṭra, Lord of Harmony (Patron of artists, musicians and writers); Vurdhaka in the South, who brings wisdom; and Virupaksha in the West, Lord of Protection.

    Chant along with their mantras here:

     

    Vaiśravaṇa

    oṃ vaiśravaṇaye svāhā

    Dhṛtarāṣṭra

    oṃ dhṛtarāṣṭra ralāpravādhana svāhā

    Virūḍhaka

    oṃ virūḍhaka kumbhāṇḍādhipataye svāhā

    Virūpākṣa

    oṃ virūpākṣa nāgādhipataye svāhā

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