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Buddhist Mantra for Sick Pets

Geshe Dorji Damdul told me to recite this mantra over a seriously sick pet while stroking it with compassion. The animal would recover or pass away peacefully and be reborn in a higher realm. It should be recited at least 7 times into the animals ears. And it works. You can play this mantra to your ailing pet or recite it yourself or both. Om ye Dharma hetu prabhava, hetum teshamTathagato hyavadat, tesham cho yo nirodha, evam vadi maha sramana ye svaha. The meaning: The Tathagata taught the truth of suffering and its causes as well as its cessation. Om Ye Dharma Hetu Prabhava" is a Sanskrit mantra that summarizes the Buddha's teachings on cause and effect. It is also known as the dependent arising mantra or Pratityasamutpada. The mantra is used to: Stabilize the power of blessings in mantra recitation, Purify dharma practice, and Banish obstacles.  The mantra states that all things (dharmas, phenomena, principles) arise in dependence upon other things. It also points to suffering, its cause, and its cessation.  The mantra has been widely used and carved in many Buddhist sites across India and Southeast Asia. It is often found carved on chaityas, stupas, images, or placed within chaityas.