Strong Mantra's for evil thoughts

[Warrior_monk1]

Sometimes, when I feel alone there are thoughts rising from the past and I want them to exterminate them. To me, I want to become a pure soul who only does good things. Does anybody know powerful mantra's so that I can use it in my daily life or while I am meditating? Is there anyone where I can chat frequently about Buddhism? Because, it's truly has changed my life as a person and human being.

[Aloka]

. Does anybody know powerful mantra's so that I can use it in my daily life or while I am meditating?

I dont think there's anything about Dhamma practitioners using "powerful mantras" in the historical Buddha's teachings (or in Theravada).You could ask about them at the "sister" Mahayana/Vajrayana forum, where mantras seem to be popular.

https://dharmawheel.net/

[santa100]

The sutta MN 20 when being studied and practiced thoroughly can be an excellent "mantra" for what you need.

[Warrior_monk1]

The sutta MN 20 when being studied and practiced thoroughly can be an excellent "mantra" for what you need.

Thank you.

[TreeSleeper]

Buddho.

[apeiron]

As far as Theravada tradition regard , Jaya Mangala sutta is sort of a kind of protective verses .

[ShinMeiDokuJoh]

here is a thread about chants:
viewtopic.php?t=3832#p56419

Sabbe sattā sukhi hontu is a Pali phrase meaning “May all beings be well (or happy)”.
It’s not, properly speaking, a mantra, but is a chant that is used in exactly the same way as a mantra.

Or a modification: Sabbe sattā sukhita hontu
Here some explanation
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=7400&p=117999&hili ... ta#p117999

With best wishes
ShinMeiDokuJoh

[Bhikkhu Pesala]

“Sabbe sattā kammassakā, kammadāyādā, kammayonī, kamma­bandhū kammappaṭisaraṇā yaṃ kammaṃ karissanti kalyāṇaṃ vā pāpakaṃ vā tassa dāyādā bhavissanti.”

[Pseudobabble]

Buddho.