Mantra Song of Vajra Iron-wall
      Dr. Yutang Lin
       
      A while ago, during sleep I naturally sang  out a mantra song:
        Weng Ban Zha La Ka Hong  Pei
        And the melody is the same as that of the  Mantra of Mahasthanaprapta that arose naturally from my mind years ago. It is  collected in my work, "Pureland Melodies."
      Right then I did not know what "La Ka" means. Later I thought  of a mantra, used during offering of mandalas, which goes:
        Weng Ban Zha La Ka A Ha Hong
        And there the meaning of "Ban Zha La  ka" is that the wall of silas surrounds and protects one just as the Vajra Iron-wall   Mountains that surrounds  and protects fully the Buddhist cosmos.
        Thus, this song is the song of Vajra  Iron-wall Mantra, and it has the function of providing complete protection.
      Here I reverently reveal it  to all to benefit all Dharma practitioners.      
      
        Written in Chinese and translated on March 4, 2011
        El Cerrito, California
      
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