Buddhist music. Chokrubojangsu. Mantra.
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Among the 42 mantras of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva
28_ Chokrubojangsu (髑髏寶杖手) Om Dona Baara Hwa Mantra
If interpreted literally, it has the following meanings.
Chokru: skull, skull
Bojang: precious staff (or sacred staff)
Hand: hand, or the person holding it (‘bearer’, ‘owner’, etc.)
In other words, “髑髏寶杖手” can be interpreted as “a person holding (holding) a precious staff decorated with a skull” or “a being who uses a skull jewel rack.”
Symbols and Meanings
Skull (Symbol of Impermanence and Death)
In Buddhism and many traditional Eastern cultures, the skull (髑髏) is a representative material symbolizing ‘impermanence (無常)’. It is used as a device to remind us of the truth that all existence will eventually disappear and face death.
Decorating a staff with a skull shows the cycle of life and death, or contains a message of practice to let go of attachments and reach enlightenment through death.
Bojang (寶杖, Precious Staff)
In Buddhist or Taoist rituals, ‘Bojang’ often refers to a special staff used for practice or sacred rituals.
The reason it is called ‘Precious Staff’ is because it is not simply a physical tool called a staff, but is considered a medium symbolizing enlightenment or truth.
Su (手, One who holds)
Here, “Su (手)” literally means ‘hand’, but it is usually used in this expression to mean ‘one (or being) who holds something.’ For example, in Buddhist scriptures, ‘Vajra-hand’ means ‘one who holds a Vajra (a ritual object called a Vajra)’, and ‘Chokrubojangsu’ also means ‘one who holds a skull jewel.’
Traditional and ritual context
In Esoteric Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism, ritual tools such as a staff with a skull attached (e.g., Khaṭvāṅga) are often seen, which usually symbolize ‘death and rebirth, and ultimate enlightenment.’
Such staffs have been considered tools that demonstrate the wisdom and dignity of practitioners who have insight into life and death, or of beings who have attained impermanence.
Summary
In the end, *Chukrubojangsu (髑髏寶杖手)* means **“one who holds a sacred staff decorated with a skull, a symbol of death (impermanence)”**, and is an expression containing a powerful image symbolizing impermanence, death, and enlightenment in Eastern traditions or Buddhism (especially esoteric Buddhism).
This image has an important meaning in a spiritual and religious context because it symbolizes the process of letting go of attachment and reaching the ultimate truth.
[Lyrics]
The skeleton tells me, the truth of impermanence
The truth hidden in the pain of life and death
When the hand of the cradle reaches you
All obsessions will disappear
The precious staff will protect me
*Donna Baara*
That hand will enlighten me
Even if I lose my way in the flow of life and death
The light of the staff will guide me
When the hand of the cradle guides you
All troubles will go away
*Donna Baara*
The staff will protect me
*Donna Baara*
That hand will enlighten me
The hand that leads me to the path of liberation
I will let go of obsession and move forward
The merciful light of the precious staff
Peace will permeate my heart
*Donna Baara*
The precious staff will protect me
*Donna Baara*
That hand will enlighten me
I will realize the impermanence of the cradle
And follow that path Let's go
*Donna Bara*
Let's go into that light
(verse)
*Donna Bara*
*Donna Bara*
*Donna Bara*
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좋아요.............
@@유토피아-k2v 감샤합니당~
들을 수록 좋은 참된 말씀의 진리 입니다. 감사합니다 ^^
@@강대창-h7c 여의주수 42진언중 28번 촉루보장수의 말씀을 바탕으로 창작을 한방울 첨가한내용이지만 근본적 의미에서 멀리 벗어나지는 않았어요. ^^
그리고 촉루보장수 그 손길이 재즈가 잘어울려 보였죠 ㅎ 해골을 어루만지는 오묘한 손끝이 째즈같았다고할지. 그래서인지 음악도 잘나왔어요
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다시 봐도 좋음...뒷 배경이 제가 최애 좋아하는 충사 느낌.. 음악은 더 좋음..ㅎ(예의 바르다~)
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