Topic: Yungdrung Gyal & Wangmo - Buddha on Earth

[Nichi]

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Yungdrung Gyal & Wangmo - Buddha on Earth "The Voice of Nature-Tshang Yang Gya Tsho"

[Michael]

They went to a bit of trouble to make that one. I will need to listen again with my good headphones, as I sure the bass will make it more powerful.

[erik]

There is a mantra of White Tara in there: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Söha.
It is a call for Buddha to manifest in the form of White Tara (it is an instant manifestation of Buddha) within a person who recites it.
Very powerful vibrations. Very nice.

[Nichi]

There is a mantra of White Tara in there: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Söha.
It is a call for Buddha to manifest in the form of White Tara (it is an instant manifestation of Buddha) within a person who recites it.
Very powerful vibrations. Very nice.

Wow I didn't recognize that - thanks, Juhani!