The Exalted Zung Called "Thoroughly Pacifying Hatred"

The Exalted Zung Called "Thoroughly Pacifying Hatred"

Date Posted:
August 2011

Rinpoche advised that the following mantra can be recited whenever you have problems in your family or with those who are angry with you, in your work or organization, business or company. You can use this any time you encounter problems, to make others change their minds toward you and have affection and love for you.

The Exalted Zung Called "Thoroughly Pacifying Hatred"1

KÖN CHHOG SUM LA CHHAG TSHÄL LO
   To the Three Rare Sublime Ones, I prostrate.

CHOM DÄN DÄ DE ZHIN SHEG PA DRA CHOM PA YANG DAG PAR DZOG PÄI SANG GYÄ KÜN DU ZIG LA CHHAG TSHÄL LO
   To the Destroyer Qualified Gone-Beyond One, Foe Destroyer, Fully Completed Buddha, All-Seeing One, I prostrate.

TADYATHA / DIRITISTHA / TASKARA VADDHOSI / MACALA MACALA SVAHA (7x)

Recite the mantra seven times. If you make requests to Arya Manjushri, everyone will be loving toward you.

The Exalted Zung Called “Thoroughly Pacifying Hatred” is com­pleted.

Translator’s dedication

May this translation, which makes available this advice from Buddha, offer great benefit to sentient beings, immediately and instantly pacifying the anger of others in the family, outside, in the office, or wherever, and be able to bring so much peace, happiness, and harmony in life, like the sun shining. May it be able to stop harm being given to others; may only benefit and loving kindness, compassionate thought and bodhicitta be generated toward others. May everyone live their lives only with loving kindness, compassion, and benefit for each other, without one single harm, and in this way may the whole world be filled with so much peace and happiness, individually and globally. May there be no war, famine, disease, torture, pain, danger of water, tornadoes, earth, wind, fire, and so forth.

This method was given by Buddha to benefit sentient beings, to pacify their sufferings, and to fulfill their wishes for happiness. This mantra is from the Kangyur, the translated direct teachings of Buddha.

Publisher’s Colophon

Translated by Lama Zopa Rinpoche and scribed by Ven. Holly Ansett at Buddha Amitabha Pure Land, Washington, USA, November 1, 2003. Lightly edited by Ven. Constance Miller, FPMT Education Department, November 2003. Revised by Lama Zopa Rinpoche, 2014. Reviewed by Joona Repo with reference to the Tibetan source text, 'phag pa sdang ba thams cas rab tu zhi bar byed pa zhes bya ba'i gzungs, in bka' 'gyur dpe bsdur ma, vol. 98, Beijing: krung go'i bod rig pa'i dpe skrun khang, 610; and edited by Doris Low, FPMT Education Services, May 2022.2


Notes 

1 Rinpoche has also translated this as “Extremely Pacifying Anger.” [Return to text]
2 You can find links to a PDF of this practice in the FPMT Catalogue.