1080 Om mani padme hum - Kwan Yin / Avalokiteshvara mantra - No music, no reverb.

[@bhikkhu]

Finally! No music, no singing...just the mantra.

[@abhaydenis7437]

yes please

[@Fourwindsofsuccess]

Thank you finally no music 🪷. I don’t want to hear no music behind this powerful mantra.

[@Jerry-u3v]

Honestly, the best version in all of KZbin. A treasure ❤ the vibrances are sublime

[@AlexisGolzman]

I'm glad you like it, thank you! I hope I'll be able to make more videos soon, please subscribe.

[@7lilly5]

Thank you so very much. In this place in my journey, plain simple chanting is what works best. Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu❤ Namaste

[@victornilsson2816]

Jai shree Buddha 💜💚💙🧡❤️✊☝️ 🦶 Thank you for doing this for humanity!

[@Rey-wr4zj]

Thank you, ❤🙏🙏🙏💙💚💛🙏🙏🙏

[@ngocNguyen-zc7bi]

thank you a lot

[@robinaquin7786]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

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Finaly what I was looking for

[@santiagozambrano4865]

The best one ❤❤

[@morganb6035]

wonderful exactly what I was hoping to find

[@AlexisGolzman]

I'm happy you like it, please subscribe, help me get to the 1000 subscribers goal, thank you!

[@morganb6035]

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[@ugyendema2775]

OM MANI PADME HUM OM MANI PADME HUM OM MANI PADME HUM. 🙏🙏🙏🙇‍♀️

[@Rama_Rama_Rama]

Only 3 times?! Why not 108 or 1008 times?

[@Subhuti.]

@@Rama_Rama_Rama Better 3 than 0 🙏

[@franzhaas5597]

THIS IS FANTASTIC!📿

[@abefenixx]

Thank you my friend!!!!

[@lenam1973]

Om Mani Pad Me Hum

[@lenaamore5254]

Amazing! so strong voice vibration

[@straightfromtheheart3338]

thanks for the hard work for chanting 1080 this is a beautiful mantra love it.

[@AlexisGolzman]

I'm sorry to disappoint you but I didn't recite it so many times; I've recorded a small number of repetitions, then removed the noise, equalized it and seamlessly repeated/looped the part I recorded until it got to 1080. Although I didn't recite the mantra 1080 times, making these videos is a lot of work; it takes a lot of time especially to find good royalty-free images.

[@sevapreetkaur6]

@@AlexisGolzmanthank you your your work. Who is chanting this mantra?

[@AlexisGolzman]

@@sevapreetkaur6 You're welcome, it's me.

[@govindanchandran5326]

Om Mani Padme Hum. Recite 1,000,000 times. Kuan Yin deity.

[@7lilly5]

Sadhu, sadhu, sadhu. I have only recently realized the absolute peace and grounding of your words. Blessings of peace surround you. Namaste

[@jithesh24]

Excellent

[@songstoputyouinabettermood2450]

My favorite color is from the Buddha

[@hounddog8328]

MR. GOLZMAN, YOUR CHANTING WAS BEAUTIFULLY DONE. I BELIEVE YOU ARE CHANNELING A MONK DURING YOUR PRAYERS. NAMASTÊ.

[@straightfromtheheart3338]

din feel like a monk but mre like higher self activation to me.

[@huynhnguyet3600]

🙏🙏🙏

[@MrMarkar1959]

.75 speed was still faster than me a little bit. What is more important?saying the Mantra 1080 times or slowly sounding out the Voice and Understanding the True Meaning? like typing without spaces,,the words are still there.

[@AlexisGolzman]

Well, some people prefer more repetitions, moreover, they use prayer wheels to multiply the amount of repetitions, which raises even more energy. It's all up to the particular path and the results each person gets with meditation. In my particular case, after the first round (108) I don't get many benefits, more than relaxation. But I've made this 10 rounds version anyway.

[@MrMarkar1959]

@@AlexisGolzman 🙏🏼Thank You,,Any insight other than my own is appreciated😇

[@drolsen1325]

Intrinsic Buddhist!

[@arcoiris679]

Is It no ads?

[@AlexisGolzman]

I've noticed an ad sometimes appears at the beginning of my videos, but I don't control that anyway; it's in the hands of KZbin.

[@himawari-qq6oi]

Hi Alexis, I'm having difficulty finding a nice audio for reciting together the om mani padme hum, and this seems the one, but could you tell me who's reciting it or the origin of this video. Thanks

[@AlexisGolzman]

It's my voice, I'm glad you like it, I also edited the audio and video. Feel free to recite it with your meditation group and share my video anywhere you like. Make me famous! LOL! Namaste.

[@himawari-qq6oi]

​@@AlexisGolzman Wow.... I feel you had a good pronunciation of the mantra, very cool man. All the best... Namaste

[@AlexisGolzman]

@@himawari-qq6oi maybe because my mother's tongue is Spanish... Enjoy the mantra, namaste!

[@Rama_Rama_Rama]

@@AlexisGolzman But what has spanish to do with pronounciation of sanskrit and furthermore how did you recite this mantra perfectly after each other for 1000 times without making any mistakes and also there seems to be a tibetian version of this mantra "(om mani peme hung)" which one between these two are most accurate, what is the original version, is it the sanskrit one or the tibetian one and who was the Guru who received this mantra through meditation?

[@AlexisGolzman]

@@Rama_Rama_Rama "Om mani padme hum" is read almost exactly the same in Sanskrit as in Spanish, except for the "h" which in Spanish is mute. There are also subtle nuances that are even hard to notice; for example the "m" in "hum" is more actually like an "ng". Besides Sanskrit is not really written in Latin letters, that's a transliteration. And I'm sorry to disappoint you but I didn't recite it so many times; I've recorded a small number of repetitions, then removed the noise, equalized it and seamlessly repeated/looped the part I recorded until it got to 1080. Although I didn't recite the mantra 1080 times, making these videos is a lot of work; it takes a lot of time especially to find good royalty-free images. The original version is the Sanskrit one; it's this version (I prefer it, since I think sounds are important for spiritual effects), but I think Avalokiteshvara will help you anyway if you say it as a Tibetan... For more information on this mantra see Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Om_mani_padme_hum

[@georgenetedasilva6191]

Traduzido que dice ?

[@AlexisGolzman]

Aquí tem toda a informação ao respeito: pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Om_mani_padme_hum

[@Rama_Rama_Rama]

@@AlexisGolzman as I listened, the crazy thing is through the constant repitition of the mantra it changed somehow in my perception to "adveromrommani" and then if I continued to listen it changed to "adverbrombrommani". I cannot even decipher what I am right now listening to. Do I still get the benefits even if the mantra completely changed in my ears through thia constant repetition? Really strange, it doesn't seem like the mantra I listened before (om man padme hum). It is like I am hallucinating with my ears. Is that normal?! The mantra changed to something complete different then it used to be.

[@AlexisGolzman]

@@Rama_Rama_Rama hmmm take a rest, listen to other mantra, or even to another recording of this mantra. Maybe this is not the right recording for you. This one has a continous sound OmmanipadmehumOmmanipadmehum... etc. Maybe it would be better for you to listen at one who has a small interval between recitations; Om mani padme hum... Om mani padme hum... Om mani padme hum... The difficulty I think lies in that its sounds have no meaning in your native tongue. Maybe meditating with affirmations or switchwords would be better for you. You'll have to experiment.

[@Rama_Rama_Rama]

@@AlexisGolzman very interesting. No I will continue to listen to this one. Is perfect! I think it is normal because mantras are there to put as in a deep meditative state, a trance-like state which I experienced through this mantra and other mantras like om namah sivaya, after constant repitition the mantra changed magically by itself to "om namah shivay" instead of "shivaya". It's crazy. But I think maybe this is how it suppossed to be. You get into a state of trance through a the repetition of a mantra and through that state of ecstasy we begin to hallucinate accustically which also leads to visual hallucinations as a natural by product and through those ecstatic-like hallucinations we beginn somehow to see the ruling deity of the mantra we're hearing and reciting. This is my theory. Or otherwise we could never experience that deity. Sound is vibration and through the sound colors and images imerged into creation, thus living beings were created ... through simple sounds which got dense.