Mantras are words or phrases that are chanted out loud or internally as objects of meditation. Often these mantras are associated with particular Buddhist figures, whose qualities can be cultivated by the repetition of the relevant mantra.

Mantras are also among the most ancient healing techniques. One very important use of mantra for healers is in invoking the Medicine Buddha to bless medicines or produce other healing effects. Also, Mantras are dedicated to healing specific illnesses or to bring about specific results such as long life, clearing obstacles from one's life path, spiritually purifying food and offerings, and so on."

Buddha Mantras comprises of 18 classic Buddha mantras. Each of them is a mantra created by a particular Buddhist figure. The melody is forceful but not aggressive; soft but not weak; pure but not monotonous; tranquil but not sluggish, which will bring you to a peaceful holy land brimmed with relaxation and comfort.

Mantras list in Buddha Mantras

1.Mantra of Buddha Amitabha
2.Dharani of Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva
3.Dharani of Akasagarbha Bodhisattva
4.Mantra of White Tara
5.Mantra of Prajna
6.Dharani of Great Cundi
7.Mantra of White Manjushri
8.Mantra of Vairocana Buddha
9.Wish-Fulfilling Dharani Mantra
10.Mantra of Kuan Yin
11.100-Syllable Mantra of Vajrasattva
12. Mantra of Guru Rinpoche
13.Dharani Mantra of Amitayus tathagatas
14.Auspicious Lucky Mantra
15.Mantra of medicine Buddha
16.Mantra of Maha Mayuri
17.Mantra of Yellow Jambala
18.Mantra of Pelden Lhamo