Video Mantra: Eight Praises to Vajravarahi / Vajrayogini in Sanskrit Chanted By Yoko Dharma for 1 Meditative Hour

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    Yoko Dharma chants the glorious eight lines of praise to Vajra yogini Vajravarahi in Sanskrit with beautiful meditative images.

     

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    OM NAMO BHAGAVATE BAGAVATE BAGAVATE VAJRA VARAHI BAM HUM HUM PHAT

    OM NAMO ARYA  APARA-JITE  TRAI-LOKYA  MATI VIDYESHVARI HUM HUM PHAT

    OM NAMO SARVA BHUTA BHAYA  VAHE MAHA VAJRA HUM HUM PHAT

    OM NAMO VAJRA SANI AJITE APARA-JITE VASHAM KARI-NETRA HUM HUM PHAT

    OM NAMO BRAHMANI SHOSHANI ROSHANI KRODHE KARALENE HUM HUM PHAT

    OM NAMO TRASANI  MARANI  PRABHADANI  PARAJAYE HUM HUM PHAT

    OM NAMO VIJAYE JAMBHANI STAMBHANI MOHANI HUM HUM PHAT

    OM NAMO VAJRA  VARAHI MAHA YOGINI KAME-SHVARI KHAGE HUM HUM PHAT

    Yoko Dharma’s beautiful mantra music is available on her music website: https://yokodharma.com/music

    Thumbnail art: Jampay Dorje also known as Ben Christian. He has many paintings of Vajrayogini, as he has undertaken a special Vajrayogini project. His website is here: https://jampaydorje.com/

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