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The Mantra Book [Hardcover]

Lillian Too
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Mantras are sacred Buddhist words or chants used by many meditators to focus the mind, increase energy levels and bring deep inner calm. This clear and accessible guide shows you how to use mantras for real, lasting physical and spiritual benefits, such as removing life's obstacles, generating wealth and increasing longevity.

In The Mantra Book, longtime Buddhist practitioner and bestselling author Lillian Too shows you how to use the sacred words and chants of Buddhism (mantras) to bring your mind and voice into harmony for real, lasting physical and spiritual benefits.

This very practical book takes you though all stages of using mantras in meditation, starting with meditation preparations such as purifying the space and making dedications.

The Mantra Book includes specific mantras for different situations, including: mantras for purifying negative karma; mantras for healing; mantras for longevity; mantras for generating wealth; mantras for removing life's obstacles; special mantras such as 'White Light' meditation.

Also included is advice on making prostrations, dedications and using prayer flags.
. Lillian Too is a longtime Buddhist practitioner and the top Feng Shui author in the world.
. There are very few good general introductions to the use of mantras on the market. This book is practical, accessible and easy to follow and will appeal to both beginners and experienced meditators alike.

About the Author

Lillian Too has been practising feng shui for about 30 years and has shared the secrets of this ancient tradition with the world. Her 48 books have sold in excess of 6 million copies making bestseller lists around the globe. Her books have also been translated into 24 languages. At the height of her banking career she was the Managing Director of one of Hong Kong’s largest banks.

Feng Shui is a direct link to Lillian’s Chinese roots and blends the traditions of geomancy, Chinese folklore, numerology and astrology together. Architects in the East, use feng shui to design auspicious buildings for good business. Lillian was first introduced to feng shui when she was trying for a baby. She moved into a new house that she and her husband were having built according to feng shui principles. And after trying for a baby for 9 years, within just 4 months of moving into their new home, Lillian was pregnant. She was amazed by her first success with using feng shui and later applied feng shui techniques to her career, which brought her great success.

Lillian needed to share the gift of the ancient knowledge of feng shui with others and started writing books and became the leading writer on feng shui. Her work with feng shui brought her to work with a famous Buddhist Lama in India who wanted her to help him construct temples and a large statue of Maitreya – the future Buddha – according to feng shui principles.

Now her attention is focused on spiritual development. She is working with Lama Zopa Rinpoche in India and has turned towards Buddhist teachings. Again, Lillian intends to share the beauty of the Buddhist path with the world.

A significant departure from the books on feng shui, Mantras and Mudras is a beautiful guide to chanting and meditation influenced by the Buddhist path. Mantras are inspiring words, essentially spiritual affirmations which give focus to meditative practice, while mudras are hand postures.

In her life, Lillian blends the practices of feng shui and Buddhism. Both practices help us to live in harmony with the earth and can create both material and spiritual abundance.


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1.0 out of 5 stars Read Thomas Ashley-Farrand Instead, Jan 18 2004
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Good gief; she writes a million books on Feng Shui, and then switches to hindu mantras? Read Sanskrit mantra expert Thomas Ashley-Farrand's excellent books (Healing Mantras, Shakti Mantras and lots of Sounds True tapes) instead for the real thing.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Much merit compressed into such a small book ..., Jun 24 2004
This review is from: The Mantra Book (Hardcover)
Lillian Too is a practising Buddhist who "walks her talk." This isn't supposed to be about Sanskrit mantras; it's about Buddhist mantras (which happen to be written mostly in Sanskrit). I am a Shingon Buddhist and I purchased this book because I wanted more information about certain mantras without having to cruise all over the Internet. It's accurate, respectful, "meaty" and very well done. All profits from it are donated to Buddhist charities. I recommend it very highly to both Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike.
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Much merit compressed into such a small book ..., Jun 24 2004
By Bill Taylor - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Mantra Book (Hardcover)
Lillian Too is a practising Buddhist who "walks her talk." This isn't supposed to be about Sanskrit mantras; it's about Buddhist mantras (which happen to be written mostly in Sanskrit). I am a Shingon Buddhist and I purchased this book because I wanted more information about certain mantras without having to cruise all over the Internet. It's accurate, respectful, "meaty" and very well done. All profits from it are donated to Buddhist charities. I recommend it very highly to both Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike.

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5.0 out of 5 stars L. Too is genuine..., Oct 22 2005
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In response to the cynic. I met Ms. Too in Bodhgaya India at a Tibetan Buddhist retreat. She is a lovely woman and does a tremendous amount of volunteer work and financially supports many Tibetan Buddhist projects.

She is a genuinely warm woman, expert in her field as well as a devote Buddhist. In this book she is combining two very meaningful parts of her life.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Read Thomas Ashley-Farrand Instead, Jan 18 2004
By Madrasi - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Mantra Book (Hardcover)
Good gief; she writes a million books on Feng Shui, and then switches to hindu mantras? Read Sanskrit mantra expert Thomas Ashley-Farrand's excellent books (Healing Mantras, Shakti Mantras and lots of Sounds True tapes) instead for the real thing.
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