Om Vajrapani Hayagriva Garuda Hum — Phat

This mantra combines three powerful deities from Tibetan Buddhism: Vajrapani (power/wrathful energy), Hayagriva (fierce compassion / horse-headed), and Garuda (wisdom overcoming serpents/obstacles). The seed syllables hum (stabilization) and phat (cutting through ignorance) amplify its force.

Vajrapani (Chag): Represents the Power of the Buddha's mind. He is often depicted in blue, wielding a thunderbolt (vajra) to destroy delusion and negative energy.

Tenzin did not summon this being. He became it. om vajrapani hayagriva garuda hum phat

Om Vajrapani Hayagriva Garuda Hum Phat is a powerful "protection and healing" mantra from the Tibetan Buddhist tradition that combines the energies of three wrathful deities. This "triadic union" is specifically used to remove negative energy, purify health obstacles, and provide a shield against heavy diseases. The Three Deities (Churosum)

The mantra invokes three powerful figures, each representing a specific aspect of enlightened energy : This mantra combines three powerful deities from Tibetan

3. For Purifying a Haunted or Sick Home

If there is "heavy energy," persistent arguing, sleep paralysis, or a sense of invisible presence in a house, circumambulate the building while whispering Om Vajrapani Hayagriva Garuda Hum Phat. At each cardinal direction, clap your hands (representing Phat) and snap your fingers. This "shakes loose" stagnant energies.

Hayagriva: Represents the Compassion of all the Buddhas. An emanation of Avalokiteshvara, he is typically red with a green horse head emerging from his crown, signifying swift action to subdue negative spirits and internal delusions. He is often depicted in blue, wielding a

After the Mantra: Stay silent for one minute. Observe the space after Phat. Notice the silence. That is the "residual wakefulness" of the three deities. Dedicate the merit: "May all sentient beings without exception be freed from fear, disease, and obscuration, and attain the unified state of Vajrapani, Hayagriva, and Garuda."