Today is an auspicious and powerful day in the Tibetan Buddhist calendar — a day when all positive and negative actions are multiplied 100 times. It is considered one of the most beneficial days for offering prayers, chanting mantras, practicing compassion, and dedicating merit for the well-being of all beings.

🟢 Green Tara – The Mother of Compassion

Green Tara, known as Dolma in Tibetan, is the embodiment of swift compassion and protection. She is believed to respond instantly to the heartfelt prayers of devotees. Green Tara removes obstacles, fears, dangers, and emotional challenges, guiding us with her loving presence.

People chant her mantra —

“Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha” —

to invite courage, clarity, and blessings into their lives.

💙 Medicine Buddha – The Supreme Healer

Medicine Buddha, or Bhaisajyaguru, symbolizes the pure healing energy of all Buddhas. His deep blue light is said to purify illness, negative karma, and emotional suffering.

Devotees recite his mantra —

“Tayata Om Bekandze Bekandze Maha Bekandze Randza Samudgate Soha” —

to bring physical well-being, mental peace, and spiritual healing.

🌍 Where This Day Is Celebrated

Green Tara and Medicine Buddha Day is widely celebrated in:

Tibet
Nepal (especially by Sherpa, Tamang, and Tibetan Buddhist communities)
India (Dharamshala, Ladakh, Sikkim)
Bhutan
Mongolia
Sri Lanka and many Southeast Asian countries
Western Buddhist centers around the world

Temples, monasteries, and dharma centers hold special pujas, lamp offerings, mantra recitations, and meditation sessions to honor these two powerful deities.

🌸 May Today Bring Blessings to All

On this sacred day of multiplied merit, may Green Tara remove obstacles from your path, and may Medicine Buddha bless you with health, healing, and peace.

May all beings everywhere be free from suffering and filled with compassion and happiness.

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🌿✨ Happy Green Tara & Medicine Buddha Day! ✨🌿

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