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On a certain occasion, there was a Buddhist monk walking out in the lands of the oriental world in a terrible winter full of ice and snow and wild beasts. Of course, this brought suffering for the poor monk. Naturally, he protested, putting forth his objections. But the poor monk had luck when he was losing heart. In meditation Amitabha appeared to him. Amitabha, in reality of truth, is the internal God of Gautama Sakyamuni, the Buddha. He gave him a mantra so that he could sustain himself strongly and without making any objections, something to help him to not protest against himself at every instant, against the snow, against the ice, against the world.If we have an objection to every concept, our mind will end up arguing alone. As a consequence, illnesses come to the brain, psychological anomalies, depressive states of mind, nervousness that destroys very delicate organs like the liver, heart, pancreas, spleen, etc.This mantra allowed that Buddhist monk to open the Eye of Dagma. It is related with interior profound illumination and with the illuminating void.Vocalise this mantra: “Gate Gate Paragate Parasangate Bodhi Swaha” in accompaniment with the monks in the Tibetan-style monastery to experience the illuminating void, to prevent objection and to astrally project.