In the track Freedom, The Dalai Lama offers a recitation of the 100-syllable mantra of the Buddha Vajrasattva. Vajrasattva, the Adamantine Being, is a luminous figure of immaculate conch-white crystal, symbolizing boundless compassion. His radiant form spans infinite dimensions, working tirelessly for the welfare of all sentient beings. The essence of Vajrasattva’s practice is wishing for happiness and freedom from suffering for all; a harmonious union of compassionate method and profound wisdom. In Tibetan Buddhism, the visualization of Vajrasattva, paired with the recitation of this 100-syllable mantra, is esteemed as a potent tool for karmic purification. Embracing this path illuminates the road to freedom, fostering successful spiritual pursuits. It helps clear obstacles that impede spiritual growth, mitigates negative karma, and heals ailments. Even a modest engagement with this meditative practice can bring about feelings of rejuvenation. The Vajrasattva mantra and its practice guide us towards a life centered not just on personal salvation but on the welfare of all living beings.