TAEEULJU MANTRA: THE DEEP MEDITATION (part 1)

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TAEEULJU MANTRA: THE DEEP MEDITATION
(part 1)

Sayali sonpatki

In this blog, we will explore the ancient practice of the Taeeulju Mantra, delving into its profound meaning and the immense benefits it offers. Originating from Eastern philosophy and spirituality, the Taeeulju Mantra is a powerful tool for self-discovery, inner peace, and personal transformation.


What is the Taeeulju Mantra?
The Taeeulju Mantra is a sacred mantra used throughout the world by practitioners of Jeung San Do. Based on Jeung-san Sangjenim’s teaching and spiritual power, Jeung San Do emphasizes meditative and spiritual practice to transform oneself and society.
© https://www.jeungsandousa.org/taeeulju-mantra


What is the meaning of the Taeeulju Mantra?
훔치 훔치 태을천 상원군
Hoom-chi Hoom-chi Tae-eul-cheon Sang-won-gun
훔리치야도래 훔리함리 사파하
Hoom-ri-chi-ya-do-rae Hoom-ri-ham-ri-sa-pa-ha

HOOM (‘훔’)

According to Buddhist teachings, "hoom" (pronounced hoom) refers to the mind of the Buddha and all enlightened beings. By immersing oneself in the serene sound of "hoom," one can achieve a state of Buddha-mind.

CHI (‘치’)

In Sanskrit, the term "chi" refers to the process of harmonizing with the multitude of enlightened beings present throughout the entire universe. Sangjenim amalgamated the sounds "hoom" and "chi" to create a more profound significance. According to Sangjenim, the sound "hoom-chi" serves as a powerful invocation to the originators of all celestial and earthly entities.

How to chant the ‘Taeeulju Mantra’?

© taeeulju.jeungsando.org/en/_work2.php

When you recite the syllables Hoom-chi Hoom-chi (pronounced ‘hoom-chee’), it is important to do so with the intention of connecting yourself with heaven and earth, as well as with your ancestors―the source of your individual life. It is common for some individuals to mistakenly recite these syllables in a sorrowful and despondent manner, evoking negative and melancholic energy. Instead, it is advised to reach out to your ancestors with a vibrant and positive energy.

Benefits of chanting the ‘Taeeulju mantra’

The Taeeulju Mantra has four different powers:

Healing
By chanting the Taeeulju Mantra, you can heal yourself as well as healing others.

Enlightenment
By chanting the Taeeulju Mantra, you can reach enlightenment.

Protection
By chanting the Taeeulju Mantra, you are protected from evil spirit and bad energy.

Salvation
When the time of gaebyeok comes, the Taeeulju Mantra will be used to save the world’s people.

About the method he used in the work of renewal, Sangjenim said:

"I have gather the qi of all medicine into the Taeeylju mantra"
(Dojeon 4:101)

Taeeulju Mantra awakens practitioners to the creative world of spirits by summoning the original ancestor of all beings.

References
https://www.jeungsandousa.org/taeeulju-mantra
http://jsdmanila-sk1691.blogspot.com/2013/02/taeeulju-mantra.html


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