Painting in the Dunhuang Series by Zeng Hao
“Tara’s themes are Universal Unity, peace, cooperation, destiny, energy and spirituality. Her symbol is a star. In Hindu mythology, Tara is a star Goddess who encompasses all time and the spark of life. She extends this energy to us, fulfilling our spiritual hunger. In so doing, Tara strengthens our understanding of the Universe and its mysteries and gives us a glimpse of our destiny.
Tara’s name literally means ‘star’. In works of art She is depicted as beautiful as the silver turret points of the night sky, young and playful. From Her celestial home Tara challenges us to live life fully no matter the day or season, looking to the stars and our hearts to guide us.
I cannot help but believe that Tara was standing by whispering in scientists’ ears as they launched Pioneer10 into space on this date in 1972, bearing a message of peace to anyone who might find it. In this spirit of exploration and hope, today is definitely a time to reach for the stars! Try something new or set some bold goals for yourself.
If you live in an area where you can observe the night sky, go out tonight and absorb Tara’s beauty firsthand. As you watch, let the starlight and Tara’s energy trickle into your soul.
Make a wish on the first star that appears, and then find concrete ways to help that wish come true. If you see a falling star, it is Tara coming to join you!”
(Patricia Telesco, “365 Goddess: a daily guide to the magic and inspiration of the goddess”.)
“Goddess Tara is probably the oldest Goddess who is still worshipped extensively in modern times. Tara originated as a Hindu Gddess, a Great Goddess — the Mother Creator, representing the eternal life force that fuels all life.
There are 21 embodiments of Tara, but the best known are the White Tara and the Green Tara.
The peaceful, compassionate White Tara gently protects and brings long life and peace. The more dynamic Goddess, Green Tara is the ‘Mother Earth’, and a fierce Goddess who overcomes obstacles, and saves us from physical and spiritual danger.
In Sanskrit, the name Tara means ‘Star’, but She was also called ‘She Who Brings Forth Life’, The Great Compassionate Mother, and The Embodiment of Wisdom, and the Great Protectress.
Adopted by Buddhism, She become the most widely revered deity in the Tibetan pantheon. In Buddhist tradition, Tara is actually much greater than a Goddess — She is a female Buddha, an enlightened one was has attained the highest wisdom, capability and compassion. . . one who can take human form and who remains in oneness with the every living thing.
In the legends of Tibet where the worship of the Goddess Tara is still practiced in the Buddhist tradition, it is told that the Goddess Tara is the feminine counterpart of the Avalokitesvara, the Bodhisattva who is reincarnated as the Dalai Lama.
Bodhisattvas are beings who have reached enlightenment and are ‘eligible’ for Budda-hood but have postponed their own Nirvāṇa, choosing instead to be remain in the cycle of birth and rebirth in order to serve humanity and assist every being on Earth in achieving Nirvāṇa themselves.
It is told that Tara first appeared rising from a lotus blossom in the lake that had formed from Avalokitesvara’s tears of compassion, tears that fell when he first beheld the scope of suffering in the world.
“White Tara Thanka” by Penny Slinger
Because of Her essential goodness, She was granted the right to assume Her human form as a man. But Tara elected instead to remain in Her womanly form.
The Goddess Tara vowed:
‘There are many who wish to gain enlightenment
in a man’s form,
And there are few who wish to work
for the welfare of living beings
in a female form.
Therefore may I, in a female body,
work for the welfare of all beings,
until such time as all humanity has found its fullness.’
One of the myths of the Goddess Tara demonstrates Her compassionate and loving nature and tells how She got the name “Tara of the Turned Face”.
An elderly woman who was a sculptor worked in a city where there was a large Buddhist temple called the Mahabodhi (Great Wisdom). She sculpted a statue of the Goddess Tara and built a shrine to house it. Upon completing the project she was filled with regret when she realized that she had not considered the placement of the shrine. ‘Oh no,’ she thought, ‘Tara has Her back to the Mahabodhi and that isn’t right!’
Then she heard the sculpture speak to her, saying ‘If you are unhappy, I will look toward the Mahabodhi.’ As the woman watched in amazement, the door of the shrine and the image of the Goddess Tara both turned to face the Temple.
Such is the love and compassion of the Goddess Tara.
The ancient Goddess Tara in Her many incarnations has many gifts to share with contemporary women. Tara embodies the feminine strengths of great caring and compassion, the ability to endure stressful and even terrifying moments, the acts of creation, and the source of sustenance and protection.
Demonstrating the psychological flexibility that is granted to the female spirit, the Goddess Tara, in some of Her human forms, could be quite fierce and wild.
Refugees fleeing the horrors of the occupation of Tibet by the Chinese armies recounted numerous stories of the Green Tara that protected them during their torture and guided their flight to freedom.
In other of Her forms, such as the White Tara, She embodied inner peace and spiritual acceptance. She symbolizes purity and is thought to be part of every good and virtuous woman.
Tara is an archetype of our own inner wisdom. She guides and protects us as we navigate the depths of our unconscious minds, helping us to transform consciousness, our own personal journeys of freedom.
It is the Goddess Tara who helps us to remain ‘centered’. The myths of the Goddess Tara remind us of our ‘oneness’ with all of creation and the importance of nurturing the spirit within.” [1]
“White Tara” by Marianna Rydvald
“White Tara (Sveta Tara) is the incarnation of Bhrikuti Devi or Tritsun, princess of Nepal and wife of the Tibetan King Songtsen Gampo. She is regarded as companion of Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara. She is closely related to the Dalai Lama who is also regarded as an incarnation of Avalokiteshvara. She is generally portrayed as seated, dressed and crowned like a Bodhisattva with an extra eye on the forehead. Her right hand is in Varada Mudra (Boon Granting Gesture) and sometimes in Abhaya Mudra (Protection Gesture) with a full blown lotus at one or both shoulders. Her left hand is in Jnana Mudra (Teaching Gesture) or holding the stem of a lotus. Her right leg is sometimes hanging down supported by a lotus, this is also known as lalita asana. She is often depicted in a standing or half dancing pose. White Tara has seven eyes. An eye of knowledge is found on Her forehead while the remaining ones are the usual eyes on the face and on one on each of the palms of her hands and soles of Her feet.” [2]
“She is described in manuals as having ‘the youth of 16 years’ but is often depicted as more full-bodied than Green Tara. White Tara is referred to as “Mother of all the Buddhas.” This is because she embodies the motivation that is compassion. Her whiteness “Radiant as the eternal snows in all their glory” is indicative of the selflessness — the purity — of this compassion but especially the undifferentiated Truth of the Dharma.
Chintamani Chakra Tara (The Jewelled Wheel) is a protector form of White Tara with a violet or rainbow aureole.” [3]
“Green Tara” by Zeng Hao
“Green Tara (Harit Tara) also known as Arya Tara in Nepal is considered the consort of Amoghasiddhi. In sculpture She is portrayed in the same form as White Tara but She has a water lily (utpala). She is a Buddhashakti and is regarded as a protector. She is often depicted as slender and graceful. Green Tara is often represented with a mischievous or playful smile on Her face. Green Tara’s powers are focused on protection. However, She is also a powerful guide during meditation. Her most common identifying symbols are the utpala (blue lotus) and vara and vitarka mudras. The utpala opens at sunset, blooms and releases its fragrance with the appearance of the moon, with which it is associated. Tara’s right hand is outstretched in boundless giving-the vara mudra. Her left hand is in vitarka mudra. All fingers extend upward, except the ring finger which bends to touch the tip of the thumb. Vitarka is usually translated as “reflection” and is known as the the Three Jewels Mudra, or the mudra of Giving Refuge. Green Tara is often depicted with one leg out of the lotus position, extended down and ready to rise indicating Her quick response when needed.” [4]
“Green Tara is typically pictured as a dark, green-skinned girl of 16. In Tibetan culture, and some others, green is considered to include all the other colors. Buddhaguyha says that Tara’s green color is the result of the mixing of white, yellow and blue standing for pacifying, increasing and destroying respectively. That means that Green Tara practice incorporates that of White Tara and of all the others, including that of golden Goddess of wealth, Vasundhara (Tib. Norgyun, Norgyuma). ” [5]
Nila Saraswati (The Blue Tara)
“Blue or Ugra Tara (Ekajata Tara, Khadga Yogini or Vajrayogini*) is a dreadful manifestation of Tara and has a ferocious form and is associated with transmutation of anger. She was overpowered by Padmasambhava. She typically wears a five-skull crown. These five skulls symbolize the first five perfections attainable on the Vajrayana path which are: generosity, discipline, patience, effort and meditative Concentration. She has three eyes, symbolizing Her ability to see past, present and future simultaneously. In Her left hand, She holds a skull cup filled with swirling brains and entails of the enemies of the Dharma and in Her right hand is the kartri, a curved flaying knife, the instrument used to annihilate these enemies. She wears a garland of 50 human skulls. She is adorned with six kinds of ornaments, as is usually the case with tantric divinities symbolizing their perfection in the six paramitas. Vajrayogini helps those with strong passion to transform it into the realization of great bliss. Vajrayogini, Vajravarahi or Bijeshvari Devi ranks first and most important among the dakini. She is a Vajrayana Buddhist mediation deity and as such She is considered the female Buddha. Vajrayogini is a key figure in the advanced Tibetan Buddhist practice of Chöd where She appears in her Kalika or Vajravarahi forms.” [6]
“According to the ‘Hindu’ Yogini Tantra: ‘Tara is the same as Kali, the embodiment of supreme love. So also is Kamakhya. In thinking of them as different from Kali, one would go to hell.'” [7]
Vajrayogini
* “Vajrayogini is not so terrifying and She is not blue but red, which is the proper color of Vajrayogini. Yet She has been called Ugratara-Vajrayoginiat least since 1775 when King Pratap Malla of Kathmandu put up that inscription after he built the present temple. Perhaps the most that can be said is the She is a peculiarly Nepalese form of the terrifying Blue Tara, possibly based on an iconographic source that has been lost.” [8]
“Golden Tara” by Marianna Rydvald
“Bhrikuti Tara (Yellow Tara) is affiliated to the Dhyani Buddha, Amitabha. She is typically either in a standing or sitting pose, one faced and three eyed. In painting She is yellow in color. She is associated with wealth and prosperity. One of Her hands is usually in the boon granting gesture while the other holds a Buddhist rosary also known as malas, a vase and a triple staff. She wears a crown on which a figure of Amitabha is carved.” [9]
“She is related to Hindu great Goddess Lakshmi, and Her Sanskrit name Vasundhara indicates She is the source of the eight ‘bountiful Vasus.’ Therefore, according to the epic Mahabharat, She is the bounty that is the waters of the river Ganges — the Goddess, Ganga whose origin is the snows of the Himalayas.
Ritro Loma Chen An emanation of Tara that is golden, with three faces and six arms. Her power helps overcome plagues and epidemics, and illnesses new to the world. Those who suffer from incurable conditions can still benefit from Her blessings.
Orange Tara As The Liberator, She is believed to be able to free prisoners and those confined in other ways. This ‘freeing’ extends to Her efficacy in helping with childbirth.” [10] She is also said to purifying all poverty. [11]
The Red Tara Kurukulla
“Red Tara (Kurukulla) the passionate lotus dakini, originated from the country of Uddiyana. She is said to have emanated from the Buddha Amitabha. Among Amitabha’s three female emanations Kurukulla is the most important one. Kurukulla is often called Red Tara (sgrol-ma dmar-po) or Tarodbhava Kurukulla, “the Kurukulla who arises from Tara.” According to the texts, Kurukulla is a sixteen year old maiden because sixteen is an auspicious number which signifies perfection (four times four). She is red in color because of Her magical function of enchantment and magnetism.
She has a single face because She embodies non-dual wisdom beyond conventional distinctions of good and evil. She is naked because She is unconditioned by discursive thoughts. She has four arms because of the four immeasurable states of mind, namely, love, compassion, joy, and equanimity. She holds an arrow stretched on a bow entwined with flowers and leaves because she can give rise to thoughts of desire in the minds of others. In Her other two hands She holds the hook that attracts and summons them into Her presence and the noose by which She binds them to Her will. Both of these implements enable Her to catch those of us who have strayed from the path of the Dharma.
Kurukulla wears a crown of five skulls signifying the five perfections, whereas She herself embodies the sixth perfection, that of wisdom. She wears a necklace of fifty freshly severed human heads dripping blood because She vanquishes the fifty negative emotions. She is dancing because She is active and energetic, Her compassionate activity manifesting in both Samsara and Nirvana. She dances, treading upon a male human corpse because She enchants and subjugates the demon of ego and desire also known as Kamadeva. She stands within a flaming aura because Her nature is hot and enflamed with passion and upon a lotus blossom because She is a pure vision of enlightened awareness. In the practitioner’s meditation, such is the recollection of the purity (dag dran) of the vision of the Goddess. Usually She is one faced but can have 2, 4, 6 or 8 arms. In the 6 armed form She has six Dhyani Buddhas engraved on Her crown; in the 2 armed form She is known as Sukla Kurkulla; in the 4 armed form she is known as Oddiyana Kurkulla and by several other names. Her mantra is ‘Om Kukulle Hum Hrih Svaha’.” [12]
“The Drikung Kagyu Four-Armed Red Arya Tara is less common. Her activity is described as ‘overpowering’ in the sense of overcoming obstacles.” [13]
“Black Tara” by Paul Heussenstamm
Black Tara is a wrathful manifestation, identical in form and, no doubt, source, to Hindu Kali and is associated with power. Like Kali, She has a headdress of grinning skulls, like Kali, she is black, like Kali She has three eyes. Like many Tibetan deities in the wrathful aspect, She has the fangs of a tiger, symbolizing ferocity, a ferocious appetite to devour the demons of the mind. Her aura or halo is fiery, energetic, full of smoke symbolizing the transformation of fire.” [14] “The Black Tara has been compared to the perfect guardian of the void, the Divine Mother of compassion and a firm Goddess to ward off any forms of evil.” [15]
“There are several ‘Black’ Taras invoked by Buddhists:
The Terrifier (Jigjema, Skt. Bhairava): brownish-black with tinges of red. She is “Victorious Over the Three Worlds.” She subdues evil spirits and cures any illness caused by them.
The Invincible (Shen.gyi.mi.tub.ma) “Crushes the Forces of Others” is black. She causes your acts, intentions and aspirations to be invincible.
The Conqueror of Opponents (Shen.le Nam.par Gyel.ma) is red/black. “Pulverizer of the Maras,” She nullifies the influences of any who oppose one’s spiritual aspirations.” [16]
“Some have a vision of you (Tara) as red as the sun with rays more brilliant and red than lac and vermilion. Others see you blue like the sapphire. Some again see you whiter than the milk churned out of the milky ocean. Still others see you golden. Your vishva-rupa is like a crystal which changes its color with the change of the things around it.” ~ Arya Tara Shragdhara stotra [Nitin Kumar’s newsletter, Nov. 2000)
ASSOCIATIONS:
General: Star, third eye (in the middle of the forehead), seven eyes (including eyes in the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet), full moon, lakes, rainbows, the numbers 3, 7, and 11.
Animals: Owl, raven, sow and mare.
Plants: Lotus blossom, either open or closed and any orange flowers.
Perfumes/Scents: Incense, rose and musk, jonquils
Gems and Metals: Diamonds, rose quartz, pink tourmaline, emerald, (any pink or green stones)
Colors: All colors, but especially white and green. [17]
* On a personal note, Green Tara holds a very special place in my heart. She helped me through some very tough times a few years ago. These two songs are my absolute favorite renditions of the Green Tara Mantra and fill me with peace, love and joy every time I listen to them. Namaste.
Sources:
Amelia. Friendburst.com, “Tara: Goddess of Peace and Protection“.
Dharma Sculture, “Tara, the Mother of All Buddhas“.
Goddessgift.com, “Goddess Symbols: Tara“.
Khandro Net, “Tara”
Threads of Spiderwoman, “Black Tara“.
Suggested Links:
Devika. Order of the White Moon, “Tara, Goddess of Compassion“.
Exotic India Art, “Tara and the Cult of the Female in Buddhism“.
Kagyu Samye Dzong Finland, “Green Tara: The Praise of 21 Taras”
Religion Facts, “Tara: Buddhist Goddess in Green and White“.
Sabrina. Goddess A Day, “Tara”
Stolan, Mihai. Liveonlineyoga.com, “Yoga of the Ten Great Cosmic Powers“.
Vortex Distribution, “21Taras.HTM”
Wikipedia, “Tara (Buddhism)“.
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Beautiful song! Thanks for this post…..I’ve been feeling the call to the Vedic culture and Goddesses for awhile now and Tara touched a spot inside me. I look forward to getting to know Her much better.
I absolutely LOVE everything about Tara! I know I had talked to you before about studying Buddhism and a little Hinduism and that I felt like I “pirating” their religion because I wasn’t Indian or Asian. I too have been feeling a bit of a draw back to it. I really liked what Dianne Sylvan had said in Spiritual Nomads about learning about the different deities and traditions and making them your own. That got me thinking… 😉 I really like the philosophy and ideology behind Buddhism. I think I may go back to doing some more researching. Research “Zen Druidry” and “Buddhist Druids”. You’d be surprised at what you would find, good stuff 🙂
Really loved the pictures of Tara. She is my Ishtadevata, and have worshipped her in many forms. Thank you, Layananda
in 1988 i had a visit from an orb of light, the lights went out, and a women apears in the darkness seated at a column of light. radiating out two arcs red and green. my kundalini rose she looked at me and sais i’ll return 6 weeks later the knowles family car nullabor met this asme force. Tara.
tara the pheonicans said she protected their ships. and her name is idnetified as wood, tree, heleen of troy tara of tartarius. troy was called by the nesites cousins of the hitites “trojans” tara. hathor lady of the tree trunk. helen of troy called on the helios isle of rhodes dendritis. near mikini the village of dendritis. twin loins mikini mycenea is not greek it’s sekhmet and the column is dendritis. aga-memno is not greek it’s nilos. origins of buddha is where, tibet i don’t think so. tree spirits, are the nagas. and yaksas. tara mother of all buddhas her tree the bayan , the tree spirit who enligthens. my kundalini rose in 1985, and my wife threatens me to divorce me over my new found consciousness and still today secretly carries out vendictive ness on me through people i know. the 8th fold path is not so easy. and kundalini is a night mare of emotoonal upheavels. people think you nuts . i’ve been electricuted 5 times in my life two death like meditations and a journey in ball of light, come on , you people have no idea what they hell this is really about. but thank you for your efforts. enlightenment comes at the end of ones reincarnations. but i stayed behind to help. so if i can, i’ll answer all your questions if i can. i won’t try to lie, so be prepared from the truth it hurts. but it glorifies the souls orb enriches your consciouness. pain , drove ,took me out of my body, to where i saw tara and her sister. i had to have a similated death to see her. only to discover i to had a soul and then i woke up and became awre. a buddha.
Amazing experiences! Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂
tara is the mother of all Buddhas and Siddhas. sunday 20th october i remet a women who 40years ago was my kedushah, initiater, base kundalini. a little star, (tara incarnate.) i was 18. at 31 my chakras opened by a women name mare(tara a mare icon ) . so 2012 south bank brisbane , we meet again and this women imparts somethig that ignites my chakras. what was this. tara reveals her intentions for our ascention or raising of our consciousness. call this the great Mother effect we may see a supernova light “blue” and due to how our Pineal gland can be activated by specific light source as was the practise of the alchemy of the siddhas. this light source will under go change as it passes through the hydrocarbon pollutants.in our atmosphere. reverse polarity. yes our so called mismanagement of our plants resoures is deliberate, since tara is the mother of invention. the inventor of plastics said he saw the plastic molecule in a dream. as a snake holding it’s tail. we have been fed all our sciences and the greedy way in which some carry on. it’s all deliberate, and now we need to wake up. what will we witness, in a trance i saw balls of light falling , healing all it touched and then the black saucers came with their very Nordic crews. this i feel are the people from marconi’s science base in boloivia, type in “santa cruz thunderstorm ufo and watch u tube for under belly of this ufo go by. “tesla pyramid of mars to see the reports of this base over time, it is there. about 10 years ago our television satation showed a film of orbs and ufo’s saucers up in our north, they vanished in to a void. mensa announces they have been contacted by higherbeings and nasa announces they had a ufo saucer design since 1954. this web page addresses tara well. in all her guises. but she makes life difficult. but it’s time to open up. the dalai lama does not represent the buddhist theology over all, so i was informed by a few buddhist schools. the lamists are a fusion on bon and buddism. so i was informed.
In 2010 june 15th , i was on a train to our south bank parklands. When a girl sat down near me her gym uniform tag name Tara. Once in the city i walked to the south bank parklands where many people had gathered. I heard someone say “where does the Dalai Lama come from.? Another voice said , No idea. I spoke up , “what’s all this interest in the Dalai Lama ? “We where wondering about his origins. O! well some say he’s the Avarlokitesvara and his consort is the Tara goddess of the seas. Which one begs to ask, “Are the Lamists originally from Tibet”.
Then a lady turned and said The Dalai lama is to speak in the plazza soon. He’s now in town. At 78 $ a ticket each to listen to him talk. he’s building a 60 million dollar Stupa in australia.
Was it just coincidence this tara on the train ? Or was this a message about her , Tara’s manifesting her force. I know Tara via her orb of light. Mother of all Buddhas and siddhas. Tara was worshipped by the ancient Phoenicians , who where not just from the levant. They have been on the seas from more than 5,000 bc. recent dna and archaeology. Solomons fleets. google this. i don’t worship Tara. Her consciousness is all about us. She is the Shakti aspect to Kundalini. Uunification of the unborn soul and it’s birthing and growth. As a spine tingling senstaion .Called Kundalini. .Kundalini can also be activated by a special light source on ones Pineal Gland . as this is light sensitive. “Cygnus ascention” While engaging ancient alchemy making nano silicates ainto carboloids at 1000 degrees. the light activated my kundalini. This aspect of Alchemy is Atlantian knowledgeIn origin. cheers.
I had a dream in which I was helping others & sat with other women to meditate & this bejewelled goddess statue came to life, joined us & embraced us. She kissed me & we prayed together for healing. I searched page after page of google images & not knowing the name this is info that came with the one I chose….
What an amazing dream & experience! Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂
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I don’t know how i stumbled upon this site, but i have some type of connection… My name is Tera, Doesn’t Tera in hindu mean peace? And 13 in hidu means peace as well? Its hard for me to explain it all and put all of this together. But a few years ago my Grandmother who i was very close to passed away. She was a very strong woman, every third monday she would get worse for about a year. And everytime she was asked a question her answer was, “13” And if i was there or wasnt there she would repeat my name over and over again. So i don’t know if that was her way of telling us she would be at peace, or trying to tell us something else. Another weird thing, my first tatto i wanted to get is a pentacle, which is a star. And Tara’s symbol is a Star. I don’t know if my Gram was tryingto lead me here, or what. But if you have input on this, i would greatly appreciate it! Thanks 🙂
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Having just brought Goddess Lakshmi to my blog I also had a spontaneous meditation experience of Goddess Tara energies yesterday night. I myself am not an expert of Goddess archetypes, so
I´m glad I found this wonderful blog article of her. May her energies enchant your day as well.
I dont know who was tara and I never heard this name in my life time until 5 years back, but one day I got one dream, in that dream I was strugling to come out from a well kind of thing suddently one blue light light appeared from the sky, there is no form and shape to that light, it was simply laughing at me and asked me what are you doing, I have replied that I was trying to come out then she laughed at me and said ‘what happened to all your powers’, I replied ‘which powers?’ she said you dont remember anything and showed some hand mudra and chanted some mantra, and asked me to repeat that mantra by putting that hand mundra, then I will get all my forgetten powers back, immediatly I got awaken. She is in blue but not completly blue a little mixture of green. Then immediatly I switched on my PC and googled who is tara, then for my surprise, the mantra which she chanted those all words were found in the websites but not as a single mantra. One more thing is while she giving that mantra to me she explained how that mantra influence planet earth and moon and their positions. But I dont understand those positions as I am not comfort with astrology. Today I dont know how I got to this site, after seeing peoples comments thought of sharing my experience with you guys.
Absolutely wonderful and thank you for sharing!! Om Tare Tu Tare Ture Soha ❤
jai tara
The two words in my dream today before I woke up were Green Goddess. I love the music you attached!! What is the name of the second one please? It is quite beautiful both!!!
Amazing! The name of the second one is simply known as “Tara Mantra (Young Girls’ Mantra of Joy)” by Hsu Ching-Yuen off the album Mantra of Joy. Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha – Goddess bless!
I was led there like many others and found answers. May Tara guide you to Peace.
So why all of the sudden is a green image surrounding red appearing to me. Also have been able to see Allaura all of the time since first seeing this? I also see life eneegy all around.
And now its been almost everytime I bask in sunlight she comes to me. I diddnt think my first time doing om tara tu Tara Tera so ha that I would see the emrald goddess. Why is this happening. I feel like I am insane. I can see so much others can’t….even the sun is green now..not yellow the moon is also differnt. Everything is differnt.
It was a helpful post. Thanks…Reiki Healing
Hi, my name is Vivek. I’ve been doing Sadhana very regularly for three months now. I think about the Mother, the Multiverse, and Gaia incessentantly. A mix of devotion and obsession! Anyways, last night a trancendentally beautiful woman appeared in my dreams. She had fire red hair and she was fair skinned. Symbols were moving all over her skin. Looking closer, I saw that the things moving around on her body were planets, star systems, and galaxies. I noticed that there was a bluish black hue underneath her fair complexion and the celestial objects were noticeable on this background. She was amazing. For some reason I was looking for a moon orbiting Saturn and I found it crossing her right shoulder. I pressed the moon and it activated something that was somehow significant to our interaction. I don’t remember much else about why. I was deeply drawn towards her.
I just recently had a amazing experience that made me learn about white & green Tara
however I feel I should start from 2 years ago.
I’m a soccer player & 2 years ago I tore my ligament. At the time I thought it was the worst thing eva
however it ended being the best thing as it gave me a lot of bed time & self refection
In this time I started learning about human history, thing that are going on in the world & different aspects of life
Threw this self study, I quit drinking about 1 year ago, stooped smoking ect
So about 1 month ago I got back from soccer & my flat mate was going out, They where taking LSD & I myself don’t take drugs but something told me to take 1.
It was amazing all the spirituality & wisdom I had been trying to obtain came together in one divine moment.
In this i realized that every thing is an exchange of vibrational energy, & that I still needed to change many things, eg eat better, take control of my emotion & turn all emotions into love.
So I started to make changes & look for music with vibrtinoal enegy I like
about 2 weeks later I came across & cd by Sarah patterson called white Tara
I played it threw my phone & was amazed at how it made me feel
So I put it threw the stereo when I got home, & than it happened
I went into a dance trance, I danced in a way I have never danced or moved my body, like what you see a shaman do.
Now I have learnt about the charkras & had tried to activate them b4 with no luck, However threw this dance I felt them all open I felt energy that put any other energy to shame
& i felt a female entity with me.
It was weird it was like I have known this entity for thousands of years
& she took me to a place of love & showed me where we come from maybe??. I dont know, but she showed me where I want to be or what I want to achieve.
She showed me what is real & now it is up to me to get there.
So with amazement I looked up who this Sarah Patterson was, & she has her own school where she teach people to heal threw dance & vibration.
So I sent her an email & to my surprise she responded & said that her music is homage to white Tara
So from there I now, meditate & pay thanks to her every day
I have been learning the Monks chants & prayers
I will admit tho after the exp, for the next week I was like tapping into higher wisdom some how & it was very hard to stay sain, there was a battle of battles inside my mind. Lucky I was able to maintain control & now instead of always being able to tap in to higher wisdom it is just when i put myself into a certain state
Now 2 years ago if I looked at myself today I would have said who is this crazy person.
So just thought I would share this exp & if anyone has more insite for me pls contact me.
ps. I had never even heard of this White Tara or any Tara b4 this experience..
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Fantastic.. Really enjoyed everything of this post..
I absolutely love this!