The correct pronunciation of the six-character Daming Mantra

The pronunciation of the six-character Great Ming Mantra: OM (ōng) MA (mā) NI (nī) BA (bēi) MI (mēi) HUM (hōng).

Om’s Chinese pinyin is ǎn, its phonetic notation is ㄢˇ, its pronunciation in Tibetan Buddhism is ōng, and its pronunciation in Sanskrit is Om, OM=AUM. You should close your lips when reading. , Om is white, symbolizing the wisdom of the deity, belonging to the Zen Paramita, which can eliminate arrogance.

Ma is pronounced as "ma". When pronouncing it, the lips first close and then open, and the sound vibrates the throat.

Well, the correct pronunciation (ni) is Yangping, but not the "ne" (particle) sound.

Ba is pronounced with one sound (ba) in Chinese and one sound (bei) with Buddhist pronunciation. When pronouncing it, shut up first and then say it softly.

Mi is pronounced in Chinese (mi), Buddhist pronunciation (mei), and the correct pronunciation is nasal.

Hung hōngㄏㄨㄥˉ Sanskrit, often used in Buddhist mantras. It is also pronounced as hòng.

Extended information:

The Six-Character Great Ming Mantra, also known as the Six-Character Great Ming Dharani, the Six-Character Proverb, the Six-Character Mantra, and the Mani Mantra, is the heart mantra of Guanshiyin Bodhisattva. In Sanskrit, this mantra contains the endless blessings and compassion of the Buddhas, and is the sound of the compassion and wisdom of the Buddhas.

The six-character Great Ming Mantra is an expansion of the three characters "Om Ah Hum". Its connotation is extremely rich and mysterious, and it contains the great power, great wisdom, and great compassion in the universe. This mantra is the subtle original mind of Guanshiyin Bodhisattva. Regular recitation has incredible merits and benefits.

Chinese Pinyin reference pronunciation, modern Chinese pronunciation: 唵 (ōng) MA (ma) NI (nī) BA (bēi) MI (mēi) HONG (hōng). Medieval Chinese pronunciation: (according to the book Qie Yun. Guang Yun. Ji Yun) Om [qemx] Well [mr?] Ne [nri] Ba [phr?t] Mi [m?i] Hum [heux]. There are slight differences in pronunciation between the Han, Tibetan and Mongolian people. Beginners can follow the pronunciation of the pure inheritors of the Dharma to make it more consistent.

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