Seven Line Benza Guru Prayer and Mantra

The main body of calligraphy in the piece is an old form of long tailed Tibetan Drutsa script originating from the time of the Ming Dynasty of China and Tibet.

This Seven Line Prayer to Padmasambhava reads:

To the North-west land of Urgyen,
Born from a lotus flower,
Oh wondrous, the highest siddhi has been attained!
The renowned Padmasambhava,
Who is encircled with an entourage of Dakinis
Following your example,
Please manifest here and bestow your blessing
Guru padma siddhi huฬ„mฬฃเผ”.

Finishing with the mantra omฬฃ aฬ„hฬฃ huฬ„mฬฃ vajra guru padma siddhi huฬ„mฬฃเผ”ย  depicted in both Ancient Lantsa Sanskrit and corresponding Tibetan Uchen scripts.

 

Mineral paint, sumi ink and gold leaf on Bhutanese desho paper. Dimensions 77 x 58 cm. Created 2015

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