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You are Buddha: Translation of the Vajarayana
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How many times do we seek outside ourselves for someone or something to save us? This book translates the mantras of a Vajrayana chant which is from an esoteric branch Mahayana Buddhism. A commentary is given on each mantra that explains the deep core meaning of the teachings of the Buddha. Buddhism teaches that you are your own master and wisdom only comes from what’s already inside us. It is already inside us because deep within is our true self which is the Buddha.
This book You are Buddha: Translation of the Vajrayana explains how understanding the meaning of the chant can unleash profound wisdom which is needed to become Enlightenment.
This book You are Buddha: Translation of the Vajrayana explains how understanding the meaning of the chant can unleash profound wisdom which is needed to become Enlightenment.
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