Vajrasattva 100 Syllable Mantra 

Vajrasattva 100 Syllable Mantra | Mantra-inspired
"The Hundred-Syllable Mantra of Vajrasattva," often used in Tibetan Buddhism, especially in practices related to purification and protection. Here is its translation and the meaning of each phrase:
Transliteration:
Oṃ Vajrasattva samayaṃ anupālaya
Vajrasattva tvenopatiṣṭha
dṛḍho me bhava
sutoṣyo me bhava
supoṣyo me bhava
anurakto me bhava
sarva siddhiṃ me prayaccha
sarva karma suca me
cittaṃ śreyaḥ kuru hūṃ
ha ha ha ha hoḥ
bhagavan
sarva tathāgata vajra
mā me muñca
vajrī bhava
mahā samayasattva āḥ
Translation:
O Vajrasattva, keep your promise.
O Vajrasattva, remain close to me.
Make my mind firm. Make me content.
Nourish me well. Make me devoted.
Grant me all accomplishments.
Make my actions auspicious.
Purify my mind and make it better. Hūṃ.
Ha ha ha ha hoḥ.
O Blessed One, all Tathagatas and Vajra Beings,
Do not abandon me.
Be my vajra (indestructible and powerful).
Great Samaya Being, Āḥ.
Explanation:
Oṃ (ॐ): The sacred syllable, a sound of universal resonance and spiritual invocation.
Vajrasattva (वज्रसत्त्व): Vajrasattva, the embodiment of purity and enlightenment.
samayaṃ (समयं): Vow, commitment.
anupālaya (अनुपालय): To uphold, to protect.
tvenopatiṣṭha (त्वेनोपतिष्ठ): Be my support.
dṛḍho (दृढो): Firm, strong.
me (मे): My, mine.
bhava (भव): Become, be.
sutoṣyo (सुतोष्यो): Contented, pleased.
supoṣyo (सुपोष्यो): Well-nourished, flourishing.
anurakto (अनुरक्तो): Loved, devoted.
sarva (सर्व): All.
siddhiṃ (सिद्धिं): Accomplishments, perfections.
prayaccha (प्रयच्छ): Grant, bestow.
karma (कर्म): Actions, deeds.
suca (सुच): Auspicious, successful.
cittaṃ (चित्तं): Mind, consciousness.
śreyaḥ (श्रेयः): Better, purified.
kuru (कुरु): Do, make.
hūṃ (हूँ): A seed syllable often used in Vajrayana Buddhism, representing the essence of enlightened mind.
ha ha ha ha hoḥ (ह ह ह ह होः): Symbolizes spontaneous joy, laughter, and ultimate wisdom.
bhagavan (भगवन्): Blessed One, revered being.
sarva tathāgata (सर्व तथागत): All Tathagatas (Buddhas).
vajra (वज्र): Vajra, symbolizing indestructibility and power.
mā me muñca (मा मे मुञ्च): Do not abandon me.
vajrī (वज्री): Be the vajra (indestructible and powerful).
mahā (महा): Great.
samayasattva (समयसत्त्व): Samaya Being, one who embodies the sacred commitment.
āḥ (आः): A concluding syllable symbolizing fulfillment and closure.
This mantra is dedicated to Vajrasattva, the embodiment of purity and enlightenment. Reciting this mantra is believed to purify negative karmic imprints, strengthen the mind, and promote spiritual growth and protection. It invokes the qualities of Vajrasattva, asking for support, purification, and blessings.
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