The Blue Mantra

I set up a company, and have always aspired to use this to make a real difference to to world – to how people live and see each other.

Based on Tibetan Buddhist beliefs, the colour blue, so the blue mantra, is summarised as follows.

• Blue is associated with purity and healing.
•  Akshobhya is the Buddha of this color. 
• The ears (so listening) are the body part that is represented by the colour blue. 
• Air (freedom, travel)  is the element that accompanies this colour.
•  It is believed, when meditating with the blue mantra, anger can be transformed into wisdom.