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Origins and LegendsMaa Tara, also known as Green Tara, is a revered goddess in both Hinduism and Buddhism. Her name translates to “Star” or “Savior,” emphasizing her role as a compassionate liberator. Tara is also second Mahavidya and both kali and tara are regarded as one goddess. Here’s why she is significant:

Legend of Tara’s Beginnings: According to legend, when Avalokiteshvara (the bodhisattva of compassion) witnessed countless beings suffering despite his efforts, two tears fell from his eyes. These tears transformed into two Taras: Green Tara (active compassion) and White Tara (compassion’s nurturing form).Forms of Tara: Green Tara is swift, heroic, and fiercely protective. She embodies the energy of salvation and enlightenment.

2. Benefits of Maa Tara Worshipa. Liberation from SamsaraTara’s primary purpose is to liberate beings from the cycle of samsara (rebirth and suffering).

Her mantra and meditation practices help seekers break free from karmic bonds.

b. Protection and Fearlessness

Worshipping Green Tara shields devotees from various perils. She protects against physical dangers, emotional turmoil, and spiritual obstacles.The eight fears (symbolized by animals and elements) find refuge in Green Tara’s compassionate embrace.c. Immediate AssistanceChanting Green Tara mantras provides immediate assistance in dealing with life’s challenges.Green Tara aids in realizing material needs, heartfelt wishes, and spiritual growth.

3. Green Tara Mantra: Unlocking Divine EnergyGreen Tara’s ten-syllable mantra is a potent tool for invoking her blessings: “OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SOHA.”

Let’s explore its meaning:

OM: Represents auspiciousness, peace, and balance.

TARE: Swiftly liberates from suffering.

TUTTARE: Protects from fear and danger.

TURE: Bestows courage and strength.

SOHA: Affirms the mantra’s truth.4. Tara in Tibetan BuddhismIn Tibetan Buddhism, Tara is revered as the “Mother” of the Tibetan people.

Her presence pervades the evolution of Buddhism in Tibet, guiding scholars, practitioners, and lineage holders.Remember, the essence lies not only in the words but in the heartfelt connection with Green Tara. 🙏

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