Healing: Teyata Om Bekanze Bekanze Mahabekanze Bekanze Radza Samutgate Soha
Deva Premal & The Gyuto Monks of Tibet Lyrics


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Teyata Om Bekanze Bekanze Mahabekanze Bekanze Radza Samutgate Soha




Overall Meaning

The lyrics "Teyata Om Bekanze Bekanze Mahabekanze Bekanze Radza Samutgate Soha" may seem like a random collection of words, however, they actually hold a deep and powerful meaning. These lyrics are actually part of a healing mantra in Tibetan Buddhism, and are powerful in promoting physical, emotional and spiritual healing. The translation of this mantra is as follows:


"Teyata" means to go beyond or transcend, representing the idea of overcoming suffering and moving towards a state of peace and joy.
"Om Bekanze Bekanze" is a chant for healing, invoking the power to heal oneself and others.
"Mahabekanze" means great healing, representing the idea of healing on a grand scale, beyond just the individual level.
"Bekanze Radza" is a mantra invoking the Medicine Buddha, who is associated with healing and compassion.
"Samutgate" means to awaken, representing the idea of awakening one's own innate healing ability.
"Soha" is a traditional Tibetan word used at the end of mantras, meaning "may it be so" or "so be it".


Together, these lyrics represent the idea of overcoming suffering and finding peace and healing, both for oneself and for others. They are meant to be chanted or recited in a meditative state, and can be a powerful tool for bringing about healing and transformation.


Line by Line Meaning

Teyata
We pray


Om Bekanze Bekanze
To the Medicine Buddha, the Buddha of light and healing


Mahabekanze Bekanze
To the great compassionate one


Radza Samutgate Soha
Who has gone beyond the highest state of happiness, into the state of enlightenment




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