Tibetan Mantra Magick: Tap Into the Power of Tibetan Mantras

De: Baal Kadmon

Narrado por: Resheph

When we think about Tibet, we are often taken back to the stories of the search for Shangri-La. We are beguiled by stories of men and women who spend their entire lives in meditation in hopes to achieve liberation from the ties that bind us here on this Earth. We are further in awe of those stories of the great mystics who, though Tibetan rituals, develop supernatural powers. All these stories have elements of truth in them. Rumors of this nature are often unconfirmed facts, as it were.

Tibetan Buddhism is fascinating. It is by far the most mystical and most complex form of Buddhism throughout the spectrum of Buddhist sects. Most in popular culture associate it mostly with the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibet. However, there is so much more to it, so much in fact that no single volume could ever capture the magic and the wonder of this great tradition.

Like most Eastern traditions, Tibetan Buddhism has a rich tradition of mantra chanting and magick. Some of the rituals are so elaborate they can often intimidate the minds of those with entrenched Western sensibilities. A good way to pierce the mystery is to work with the mantras of this great tradition.

In this book we will perform seven rituals using Tibetan mantras.

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I liked this audiobook

As the other books i've listened to by this author, it had helpful information that may be able to change a person's fate. He says you have to do this mantra stuff alot to make it work, but it is suppose to have the described effect stated.

Insightful, yet lacking

While the content is succinct good, I feel that there should've been a PDF included. It helps to have the words in front of you so that way you know how to pronounce the sacred words. Also, while Baal Kadmon is knowledgeable, I don't understand why he feels he has to change the pitch of his voice on every single recording. I don't know if he thinks his normal speaking voice doesn't feel magickal enough, but regardless it's very distracting while trying to concentrate on the material.