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| ZHUNTI BUDDHA I finally reached the million mark of my Zhunti ( pronounced: June-tea ) Mantra recitations. I started doing this mantra on June 28th, 2008, a Saturday, at around 2:00 a.m. And I reached one million today, June 23rd, 2011, a Thursday, at 4:45 a.m. |
This mantra is unrestricted and very forgiving: You can do this anytime, anywhere, and in any situation, with or without a sadhana ( contemplative visualization ) and/or mudras ( hand gestures ). And it is used as a "short-cut" aid to Enlightenment. My Third Eye Chakra ( a.k.a. the 6th Chakra ) opened on January 3rd, 2009, a Saturday, at 6:44 a.m. as I recited the Zhunti mantra for the 169,800th time. Although the Zhunti Buddha, or an emissary, has not yet "visited" me, I've had many supernatural things happen to me these last three years, e.g. water appeared in an unexpected container on three separate occasions ( I drank it the third time that it happened ), and my left knee and my left foot are all the better as a result of my mantric effort. So, do I stop doing this mantra now that I've reached the million mark? No way! Even as I write this, I am already planning to incorporate the use of a sadhana, a particular seated posture and the recommended during-and-after mudras in my daily recitations.
The Zhunti Mantra is also used to get something your heart desires ( Please note: This mantra works on the Heart Chakra ). If you concentrate on something hard enough while you do your daily Zhunti Mantra recitations, you just might end-up getting it! So, be careful what you wish for.
Phonetically speaking, here's how you say the Zhunti Mantra:
Nah Moe Sah Dough Nah
Sam Yak Sam Poe Dough
Jeet Zee Nah
Dow Sah Toe
Ohm Jurly Julie June-Tea So Hah
Ohm Brin
Now, repeat it at least a million times. Buy a tally counter ( as well as a notepad and pen ) at a sporting goods store to help you keep track of your recitations. But, word to the wise, whenever you yawn, moan, groan, burp, belch, hiccup, sneeze, cough, drool, fart, slur, and/or have an impure thought while doing this mantra, it should not be counted as a recitation. Because, although the Zhunti Mantra is unrestricted and very forgiving, you should still treat it with great respect since it can offer you the quickest route to Enlightenment.
www.meditationexpert.com is the site you should go to to know more about the Zhunti Mantra. If you cannot find the illustrations for the mudras on this website, do a Google search for "Particular mudra for use with the Zhunti Mantra." The search result should show "Here's how to practice the Zhunti Mantra," by www.meditationexpert.com. Click on that and go learn what you need to learn in order to do this mantra.
A word of caution: All seven chakras in a non-spiritual person are like rusted hinges. They are hard to open and will only do so with "resistance" of some sort. When my Third Chakra opened-up in the summer of 1995, my kidneys felt like they were "worked-over" by some thugs; my kidneys were in pain for about three months! The Zhunti Mantra works to open-up the Heart Chakra, one of the two ( the other one being the Crown Chakra ) chakras that are very hard to open. You will eventually feel chest pains when you recite the Zhunti Mantra. If you have a pre-existing heart problem, you may need to consult with your physician before doing this mantra. And if you are a loving and caring person, you should have very little to worry about chest pains.
P.S. By the way, if a spirit entity appears before you while you do the Zhunti Mantra, test it by saying this mantra:
Ohm Ha Lee Dee Gah
( say it three times )
If it is an evil spirit, it will go away--try not to get a heart attack! If it's a good spirit, it will stay.
