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    White represents the enlightened activity of pacifying, for example overcoming sickness, causes of untimely death and obstacles to success i n one's life or one's practice.  Yellow represents the enlightened activity of increasing the positive qualities conducive to a long life, peace, happiness and success in one's Dharma practice.  Red represents the enlightened activity of power, or overpowering external forces that cannot be tamed through the first two activities, for example, removing obstacles to sickness, untimely death, etc., and forcefully accumulating conducive conditions for one's Dharma practice.  Black represents the enlightened activity of wrath, which involves using forceful methods for accomplishing activities for enlightened purposes that cannot be accomplished through other means." Then, out of Chenrezig’s compassion, two tears appeared and one tear became Green Tara and the other tear became White Tara, as emanations to help Chenrezig to accomplish his commitment very swiftly, very fast, basically. You generally say that Tara’s activities are connected to Chenrezig. This is a story about that. There is another legend actually, that says that Tara was a princess many millions of years ago, kalpas ago. During the time of a Buddha called Amogasiddhi there was a princess called Yeshe Dawa. She became a bodhisattva, because she had a very courageous nature, she was strong, fearless and committed and she made a commitment that from now onwards our work becoming so powerful and highly attained, that I can help hundred thousand beings every day. Her confidence was so strong that she felt she could do that much. She did not want to do just a little bit, she wanted to do really a lot, the strength of her courage was so big that she thought she can do more than normally, more than just being a nice kind lady, she can actually work very courageously and strongly and help that many beings every day. Because of this strong conviction, courage and fearlessness, she became an enlightened bodhisattva. Whatever she did, everything had a strong effect of helping and benefiting others and she attained different bhumis. When she became enlightened she dedicated all her positive actions saying whoever is connected to me in any way, may they be able to have very swift progress, may they have swift benefit, may my swift actions effect them.  This text is a terma. It was found by Chögyur Lingpa. It is said that there were 108 individuals who were said to be great tertons (terchen), and Chögyur Lingpa was one of them and he discovered this practice. It’s called a  gomter , mind terma, it is said that it appeared when he was staying in a cave called Pema Shelphuk, the Crystal Cave of Pema, and he had a vision of Tara, and Tara said to him: “Lekso, lekso, lekso.” Three times she uttered this, which means “very good, excellent, very good.” He had this vision of her saying that, and then in his mind appeared this terma, which he pass ed on to Jamgon Kongtrul, who then formed it, he wrote the actual sadhana.

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White represents the enlightened activity of pacifying, for example overcoming sickness, causes of untimely death and obstacles to success in one's life or one's practice. Yellow represents the enlightened activity of increasing the positive qualities conducive to a long life, peace, happiness and success in one's Dharma practice. Red represents the enlightened activity of power, or overpowering external forces that cannot be tamed through the first two activities, for example, removing obstacles to sickness, untimely death, etc., and forcefully accumulating conducive conditions for one's Dharma practice. Black represents the enlightened activity of wrath, which involves using forceful methods for accomplishing activities for enlightened purposes that cannot be accomplished through other means." Then, out of Chenrezigs compassion, two tears appeared and one tear became Green Tara and the other tear became White Tara, as emanations to help Chenrezig to accomplish his commitment very swiftly, very fast, basically. You generally say that Taras activities are connected to Chenrezig. This is a story about that. There is another legend actually, that says that Tara was a princess many millions of years ago, kalpas ago. During the time of a Buddha called Amogasiddhi there was a princess called Yeshe Dawa. She became a bodhisattva, because she had a very courageous nature, she was strong, fearless and committed and she made a commitment that from now onwards our work becoming so powerful and highly attained, that I can help hundred thousand beings every day. Her confidence was so strong that she felt she could do that much. She did not want to do just a little bit, she wanted to do really a lot, the strength of her courage was so big that she thought she can do more than normally, more than just being a nice kind lady, she can actually work very courageously and strongly and help that many beings every day. Because of this strong conviction, courage and fearlessness, she became an enlightened bodhisattva. Whatever she did, everything had a strong effect of helping and benefiting others and she attained different bhumis. When she became enlightened she dedicated all her positive actions saying whoever is connected to me in any way, may they be able to have very swift progress, may they have swift benefit, may my swift actions effect them.This text is a terma. It was found by Chgyur Lingpa. It is said that there were 108 individuals who were said to be great tertons (terchen), and Chgyur Lingpa was one of them and he discovered this practice. Its called a gomter, mind terma, it is said that it appeared when he was staying in a cave called Pema Shelphuk, the Crystal Cave of Pema, and he had a vision of Tara, and Tara said to him: Lekso, lekso, lekso. Three times she uttered this, which means very good, excellent, very good. He had this vision of her saying that, and then in his mind appeared this terma, which he passed on to Jamgon Kongtrul, who then formed it, he wrote the actual sadhana.

The Condensed Praise to the 21 TarasOM to the transcendent subduer, Arya Tara, I prostrate. Homage to the glorious one who frees with TARE; With TUTTARA you calm all fears; You bestow all success with TURE; To the sound SOHA I pay great homage.

The main (green) Tara is seated upon a lotus arising from the waters of a lake, just as Tara is said to have arisen from the compassionate tears of Avalokiteshvara. Her right hand is in the mudra of supreme generosity indicating her ability to provide beings with whatever they desire. Her left hand at her heart is in the mudra of bestowing refugein her black hair is adorned with jewels, the central one is a red ruby symbolic of Amitabha, her spiritual father and the head of her Buddha family.her right leg extended to show that she is always ready to arise and come to the aid of those who need her help.With a warm compassionate gaze she looks down upon each sentient being as a mother regards her only child. Her emerald-green color related to the wind element and hence to movement signifies her ability to act swiftly and without delay to bring benefits to sentient beings.

surrounded on all sides by countless hosts of Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, high patron deities, dakinis, and protectors of the Law.

Principal Aspect: Khadiravani TaraTara of the Acacia Grove: green, peaceful expresssionOM TARE TUTTARE TURE SVAHA

1. NYURMA PA(L)MO Pravratr rabtu pawai drolma -Tr Swift and Heroic

The Tara swift and heroic, who destroys hindering demons and injuries, her body colored red, holding the red flask that subjugates. - Pravira Tara, rabtu pawai drolma, Liberating One with Perfect Courage; red. Eight arms, two hands above her head are in the mudra of great bliss holding a vajra and a bell. In the other right hands she is holding an arrow, Wheel of Dharma and a sword. In the other left hands she holds a bow, a conch and a rope. (Bokar Rinpoche)- Nyurma pamo, the Swift One, Heroine. Red, slightly angry, slightly smiling. In her left hand she is holding a lotus and on top of the lotus there is a conch shell. All the 21 Taras are holding a lotus or utpala flower in their left hand, and the difference is only the symbol on top of that. The right hand is in the mudra of giving protection, or in the mudra of supreme giving. (Ringu Tulku) Nyurma Pamo: for development of bodhichitta CHA-TSAL DROL-MA NYUR-MA PA-MO Namo. Tara, She who is Swift, the Heroine,CHEN-NI KE-CHIK LO-DANG DRA-MA She who has Eyes like instantaneous lightningJI-TEN SUM-GN CHU-CHE SHAL-CHI She who appeared from the opened blossomGE-SAR CHE-WA LE-NI CHUNG-MA Of the Lotus Face of the Lord of the Three Worlds OM TARE TUTTARE TURE WASHAM KURU SVAHA

2. SHIWA CHENMO Candrakntitr Dadang Kyi drolma YangchenmaSarasvati Lady of Supreme PeaceThe Tara white as the autumn moon, who defeats diseases and evil spirits, holding the white flask that pacifies. Candrakntitr (dkar mo zla mdangs sgrol ma) - Tr White as Autumn Moon Yangchenma (dbyangs can ma; Skt. Sarasvati) for knowledge and wisdom Chandrakanti Tara, Dadang Kyi drolma, Liberating One with Moon Radiance; white. Three faces symbolize the three Bodies: right blue, centre white and left golden. She has twelve arms symbolizing the twelve interdependent factors. In her right hands she is holding a garland, a vajra, a jewel, a wheel and a khatvanga, in her left hands she holds a text, a treasure vase, a bell, a lotus and a vase. Two arms are in a meditation posture. (BR)- Yangchenma, Sarasvati, also called tnshalma in Tibetan (tn means autumn and shal means face), meaning She who has the Face of a hundred completely full moons of autumn. She is white, shining intensely with the completely diffused light of a multitude of thousands of stars. She dispels darkness of ignorance by her strong light. On top of the lotus in her left hand there is a text or the letter hri. (RT)CHA-TSAL TN-KE DA-WA KUN-TU Namo. She has the Face of a hundred full moonsKANG-WA JA-NI TSE-PE SHAL-MA Of Autumn, laid one upon another.KAR-MA TONG-DRA TSO-PA NAM-CHI She who is shining intensely RAB-TU CHE-WE -RAB BAR-MA Of a multitude of thousands of stars.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SHINTING KURU SVAHA

3. SERDOG CHEN GYI DRLMA Kankavaratr (Serdog) sonam chokter Lady of Golden Yellow ColorThe Tara who increases life and enjoyment, colored yellow, holding the yellow flask that increases. Sonam Chokter for the force of merit Kankavaratr (gser mdog can gyi sgrol ma) - Golden coloured Tr Kanakavarna Tara, serdokchen gyi drolma, Golden Liberating One; golden. Ten arms symbolising the Ten Perfections. In her right hand she holds a mala (rosary), a trident, a vajra, an arrow and a sword. In her left hands she holds a silk scarf, a lasso, a lotus, a bell and a bow. - Ser-ngo sonam chokter is giving of all virtues, all positive. Giving is her main activity. Her colour is yellow and blue; greenish, and she is holding a wishfulfilling gem on top of her flowerCHA-TSAL SER NGO CHU NE CHE CHI Namo. She whose Hand is perfectly adornedPE-ME CHA-NI NAM-PAR JEN-MA By a gold and blue lotus born from water.JIN-PA TSN-DRU KA-TUB SHI-WA She who is the embodiment of the field of activity of giving,Z-PA SAM-TEN CH-YUL NYI-MA diligence, the difficult, peace, patience and dhyana.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE PUSHTIM KURU SVAHA

4. TSUGTOR NAMPAR GYALWA(I DRLMA) Uavijayatr Tsuktor Namgyal Lady of Complete Victory, Embodying All Positive QualitiesThe Tara victorious, who grants the highest life, colored yellow, holding the yellow flask of life.Tsuktor Namgyal; Skt. Ushnishavijaya for long life Uavijayatr (gtsug tor rnam rgyal ma) - Tr the Victorious Ua - Ushinishavijaya Tara, tsuktor nampar gyalwai drolma, Liberating One with a Perfectly Victorious Crown Protuberance; golden. She has four arms, the right hands are holding a mala and displaying the giving mudra. In her left hands she holds a stick and a vase.- Tsuktor namgyal, tsuktor means the head mound. Golden in colour, symbol is tsebum, a life-giving vase on top of a lotus.CHA-TSAL DE-SHIN SHE-PE TSUK-TOR Namo. She who has the activity of complete, infinite victoryTA-YE NAM-PAR GYAL-WAR CH-MA Upon the Ushinishas (Head-mounds) of the TathagatasMA-LY-PA ROL CHIN-PE TOP-PE She, on whom the Buddha's daughters and sonsGYAL-WE SE-CHI SHIN-TU TEN-MA Who have attained all paramitas without exception, utterly depend.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE AYUR-JNANA PUSHTIM KURU SVAHA

5. HUNG DRADROGMA Humsvara-nadini Tara(Kurukulla) hum dra drokpay drolma Rikchema She Who Proclaims the Sound of HUMThe Tara crying the sound of HUM who subjugates and summons with the gesture of wisdom, her body colored red-yellow, holding the red flask that ravishes. Rikchema ( Skt. Kurukulla) for magnetizing people and wealth Hsvarandintr (h'uM sgra sgrog pa'i sgrol ma) - Tr Proclaiming the Sound of H - Humsvara-nadini Tara, hum dra drokpay drolma, Liberating One Producing the sound Hum (Hung); yellow. Two arms, with her right hand in a protecting mudra and the left in the mudra of Three Jewels, holding a lotus. - Rikchema, her colour is very dark red, almost brown. She holds a bow and arrow on top of a lotus and her activity is to summon and empower everything. She is victorious over three realms: desire realm, form realm (direction) and formless realm (space).CHA-TSAL TUT-TA-RA HUNG YI-GENamo. She who fills Desire, Direction and SpaceD-DANG CH-DANG NAM-KHA GANG-MA With tuttara and the syllable hungJI-TEN DUN-PO SHAP-CHI NEN-TE She who has the power to squash down the seven worlds LU-PA ME-PAR GU-PAR NU-MA And summon all without exception.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SHTRI AKARSHAYA HRIH SVAHA

6. JIGTEN SUMLE NAMPAR GYALMA Trailokyavijayatr Jikch Chenmo , jikten sumlay nampar gyalway drolma She is Completely Victorious Over the Three WorldsThe Tara victorious over the triple world, who tames ghosts, her body colored red-black, holding the blue flask that confounds ghosts and awakened corpses.Trailokyavijayatr ('jig rten gsum rgyal sgrol ma) - Tr Victorious over the Three Worlds Jikch Chenmo ('jigs byed chen mo) for destroying the power of harmful influences - Trailokya-vijaya Tara, jikten sumlay nampar gyalway drolma, Liberating One, Victorious over the Three Worlds; red. She has four arms, right hands holding a sword and a vajra, left hands holding a rope and displaying the threatening mudra. - The usual Green Tara, called tsenden ngachi drolma, the Drolma of Sandalwood Forest. She is holding a lotus flower, sometimes a wheel on it, but usually just blue lotus or utpala flower, which is bluish. Her activity is to summon (call) and to give fearlessness.CHA-TSAL JA-CHIN ME-LHA TSANG-PA Namo. She to whom Indra, Agni, Brahma, PavanaLUNG-LHA NA-TSO WONG-CHU CH-MA And the Various Great Gods make offeringsJUNG-PO RO-LANG DRI-SA NAM DANG She who is praised by multitudes of bhutas, vetalas N-JIN TSO-CHI DUN-NE T-MA Gandharvas and yakshas gathered before Her.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SHATRUN UCCHATAYA SVAHA

7. SHEN JOM-MA Vadipramardaka Tara, golwa jompay drolma Shyenkyi Mitupma Zigchedma shishig serngo She Who Conquers OthersThe Tara defeating others, who averts the magic mantras of others, her body colored black, holding the black flask that averts magic mantras. Shyenkyi Mitupma (gzhan gyis mi thub ma) for protection from hailstorms and lightning Vdipramardakatr (rgol ba 'joms pa'i sgrol ma) - Tr Crushing Adversaries - Vadipramardaka Tara, golwa jompay drolma, Liberating One, Victorious over Hostility; black. Wrathful with four arms, right hands holding a sword and wheel, left hands displaying the threatening mudra and holding a rope.- Zigchedma shishig serngo, red in colour, holds a dagger (phurba, kilaya) on top of a lotus. Her activity is to defeat negativity.CHA-TSAL TRE CHE CHA-TANG PHE CHI Namo. She who completely defeats the magical devices of adversariesPHA-ROL TRUL-KOR RAB-TU JOM-MA By what is named trad and phatYE-KUM YN-CHANG SHAB-CHI NEN-TE She who squashes down with Her legs, the right indrawn, the left extended,ME-BAR DRU-PA SHIN-TU BAR-MA And blazes intensely with whirling blazing fire.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA VIDYA ARARA VARANAYA SVAHASeven wrathful aspects:

8. DU DRA JOM-MA (Mrasdan)va(i)itottamada tr wangchuck terway Drlma Shyen Migyalwa Chensi motu She Who Conquers Maras and EnemiesThe Tara who defeats mara demons and enemies, her body colored red-black, holding the red flask that defeats mara demons and enemies. Shyen Migyalwa (gzhan mi rgyal ba) for repelling blame Mrasdanvaiitottamadatr (dbang mchog ster ba'i sgrol ma) - Tr who crushes all mras and bestows supreme powers. - Vashitottamada Tara, wangchuck terway drolma, Liberating One Who Gives the Sublime Empowerment; golden. She is seated on makara (sea monster) and has four arms, right hands holding a branch of the ashoka tree and a jewel, left hands holding a vase and a lotus.- Chensi motu, black in colour, very wrathful, holding a sword. Her quality is to give the power of invincibility.CHA-TSAL TU-RE JI-PA CEN-M Namo. Ture, the Great Terroress,DU-CHI PA-WO NAM-PAR JOM-MA Who completely vanquishes the Mara-WarriorsCHU-CHE SHAL-NI TRO-NYER DEN-DZE She who has a Lotus-Face grimacing angrily,DRA-WO TAM-CHE MA-LU S-MA Who slays all enemies without exception.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA MARA SHATRUN MARAYA PHAT SVAHA

9. JIGPA KUNKYOB MA. Khadiravani Tara/Varadatr Chen migyalma chok tsolway drolma Sengdeng Nakkyi Drolma She Who Protects from All FearsThe Tara whose gesture symbolizes the Three Jewels, who protects from all terrors, holding the white flask that defeats all terrors.Sengdeng Nakkyi Drolma (seng ldeng nags kyi sgrol ma; Skt. Khadiravani Tara) for protection from the eight great fears. (She is the main Tara, green in colour) Varadatr ('phags ma mchog stsal sgrol ma) - Tr Granter of Boons - Varada Tara, chok tsolway drolma, Liberating One Who Grants the Sublime; red. She has four arms, two hands above her head in the mudra of joy, holding a vajra and bell. The other right hand is in a mudra of (?) and the other left hand is holding a branch of the ashoka tree.- Chen migyalma, it means would not get the other, the negative aspect or force to get victory. She is red in colour, very wrathful, holding a dorje.CHA-TSAL KN-CHOK SUM-TSN CHA JI Namo. She who's Heart is perfectly adornedSOR-MO TU-KAR NAM-PAR JEN.MA By Her fingers in the Mudra symbolising the Three Jewels,MA-LY CHO-CHI KOR-LO JEN-PE She who whirls her own multitude of lights,RAN-GI -CHI TSO-NAM DRU-MA Adorning the wheel of all directions without exception.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MAM UPAKRAMA RAKSHA RAKSHA SVAHA

10. DUDANG JIGTEN WANGDU DEMA . okavinodanatr (nya-ngen selway drolma)Jikten Sumgyal She Who Brings the Three Worlds Under Her PowerThe Tara who tames all maras and obstructions, her body colored red, holding the red flask that defeats mara demons. Jikten Sumgyal means victory over the three worlds, she is overpowering the maras (negative forces of attachment and aversion etc.) of the world. She is red, holding a victory banner, gyaltsen. okavinodanatr (nya-ngen selway drolma) - Tr Dispeller of Sorrow Liberating One Who Dissipates Suffering; red. Four arms, two hands above her head in the mudra of joy (palms joined), other right hand holding a sword, other left hand holding a branch of the ashoka tree.CHA-TSAL RAB-TU GA-WA JI-PE Namo. She who has a Tiara of brilliance and complete joyU-JEN -CHI DRENG-WA PEL-MA Creating more and more streams of light.SHE-PA RAB-SHE TUT-TA-RA YI She who with laughter, the perfect laughter of tuttara,DU DANG JI-TEN WANG-DU DZE-MA Overpowers Maras and worlds.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA MARA PRAMARDHANI SVAHA

11. PONGPA SELMA Jagadvavipannibarhaatr (drowa gukpay drolma) Nor Terma She Who dispells Poverty and grants good fortuneThe Tara dispelling the suffering of poverty, who grants the magical attainments, her body colored red-yellow like refined gold, holding the yellow flask that dispels poverty. - Jagadvashi Tara, drowa gukpay drolma, Liberating One, Who Gathers Beings; black. She has two arms and holds in each hand a hook (to gather beings). Norter, it means giving wealth, that is her activity. She is red in colour, wrathful and holding a dorje -Pongpa Selma Drlma - Tr summoner of Beings, Dispeller of Misfortune CHA-TSAL SA-SHI CHONG-WE TSO-NAM Namo. She who has the power to summonTAM-CHE GU-PAR NU-PA NYI-MA All the multitudes of Protectors of the World.DRO-NYER YO-WE YI-GE HUNG GI She who perfectly liberates from all destitutionPONG-PA TAM-CHE NAM-PAR DROL-MA With the syllable hung of the Wrathful Grimacer.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE VASUDHARINI SVAHA

12. TRASHI TAMCHE JINMA Kalynadatr / Magalalokatr tashi nangway drolma Tashi tunshik/Dnch, She Who Grants All That is AuspiciousThe Tara who grants all good fortune, her body the color of gold, holding the white flask of good fortune. Mangalaloka Tara, tashi nangway drolma, Liberating One with auspicious Light; golden. She has eight arms, in the right hands a vajra, trident, hook and sword. In the left hands a jewel, hook, stick and vase.- Tashi tunshik, her activity is to bring auspiciousness. She is yellow in colour and holding an endless knot, the knot of eternity. Tashi Dnch for the auspiciousness of children, fame, rain and so on - Tr Auspiciously Shining CHA-TSAL DA-WE DUM-BU U-JEN Namo. She, whose head-adornment, which is a sliver of the moon,JEN-PA TAM-CHE SHIN-TU BAR-MA And all Her adornments, are shining intensely.RAL-PE TR-NA -PA-ME LE She who creates eternal, intense lightTA-PAR SHIN-TU -NI DZE-MA From Amitabha in the midst of Her gathered hair.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MANGALAM SVAHA

13. METAR BARMA Paripachaka Tara yongsu minparzepay drolma Drapung Jomma/Dapu nyama She Who Blazes Like FireThe Tara who defeats hindering demons and obstacles, her body colored red and blazing like fire, holding the red flask that protects from obstacles. Drapung Jomma (dgra spung 'joms ma) for victory in war Paripcakatr (yongs su smin mdzad sgrol ma) - Tr Completely Ripening - Paripachaka Tara, yongsu minparzepay drolma, Liberating One Who Leads to Complete Ripening; red. Four arms, in the right hands she holds a sword and arrow, in the left hands a wheel and a bow. - Dapu nyama, red in colour, vanquishes the enemies. She holds a vajra on top of a lotus and the vajra has its upper spokes open.CHA-TSAL KALPE TA-ME ME TAR Namo. She who resides in the centre of a blazing garlandBAR-WE DRENG-WE U-NA NE-MA like the fire at the end of the kalpa.YE-CHANG YN-KUM KUN-NE KOR-GA With right leg extended, left indrawn, with complete joy DRA-JI PUNG-NI NAM-PAR JOM-MA Totally defeats the hordes of enemies.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE BHAYA BHASMIM KURU SVAHA

14. TRONYER CHEN(DZE) Bhrikuti Tara thronyer yoway drolma She Who Is Frowning WrathfullyThe Tara with frowning brows, who destroys hindering demons, her body colored black, holding; the dark blue flask that pierces hindering demons, her brows slightly frowning. Tronyer Chendze (khro gnyer can mdzad; Skt. Bhkuti) for protection from spirits Bhkutr ( khro gnyer gyo ba'i sgrol ma) - Tr with a Frown - Bhrikuti Tara, thronyer yoway drolma, Liberating One Frowning Her Eyebrows; black. Three faces: right is white, centre black and left red. She has six arms, holding in right hands a sword, a hook, and a stick; in her left hands she holds a skullcup, a wheel and a rope.- Trho nyerchen, manifests as Bhrikuti, The Angry Grimacer. She throws the world upside down, crushes all and brings them to liberty. She is black and wrathful, holding a pestle.CHA-TSAL SA-SHI NG-LA CHA-GI Namo. She who stamps with Her Feet and squashes down with Her HandsTIL-CHI NUN-CHING SHAP-CHI DUNG-MA The surface of the Earth.DRO-NYER CHEN-DZE YI-GE HUNG-GI manifests as (Bhrikuti The Angry Grimacer), and with HungRIM-PA DUN-PO NAM-NI GEM-MA Vanquishes all of the Seven Levels.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE VAJRA MAHA PADA BHASMIM KURU SVAHADharmakaya aspect:

15. SHIWA CHENMA Mahnti Tr Rabchema Rabtu Shyiwa/Shiwa Chenmoy Drolma She of Supreme PeacefulnessThe Tara great and calm, who cleanses sins and obscurationns, her body colored white, holding the while flask that cleanses sins and obscurations.Rabtu Shyiwa (rab tu zhi ba) for purifying harmful actions Mahntitr (zhi ba chen po'i sgrol ma) - Tr of Great Peace - Mahashanti Tara, shiwa chenmoy drolma, Liberating One with Great Peace; white. Six arms, in her right hands a mala, giving mudra and a stick, in her left hands a lotus, a vase and a cup filled with fruits.- Rabchema, very peaceful, white in colour. Her activity is to pacify all bad karma and negativities. She holds a small vase with a flat bottom.CHA-TSAL DE-MA GE-MA SHI-MA Namo. She who is Bliss, She who is Goodness, She who is Peace,NYA-NGEN DE-SHI CH-JUL NYI-MA She is the embodiment of Supreme Peace.SO-HA OM DANG YANG-DAG DEN-PE She who, through that which truly possesses swaha and om DI-PA CHEN-PO JOM-PA NYI-MA Is the embodiment of the defeat of great bad karma.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA PAPAM PRASHAMANAYA SVAHASambhogakaya aspect:

16. RIGPA HUNGLE DROLMA Raga-nisudana Tara Chakpa Jompay Drolma Barw chen/Barwe orgyen Tara Who Arises from the Hung of Intrinsic AwarenessThe Tara victorious over the contentions of others, who increases ones intelligence, her body colored red, holding the red-yellow flask that increases wisdom. Barw chen ('bar ba'i 'od can) for dispelling spells and negative effects Rganidanatr (chags pa 'joms pa'i sgrol ma) - Tr Destroyer of Attachment' - Raga-nisudana Tara, chakpa jompay drolma, Liberating One, Victorious over Attachment; orange-red. Two arms, a trident in her right hand and a tree branch in left.- Barwe orgyen, means blazing with colour, red. She is Buddhas activity aspect, holding a double dorje.CHA-TSAL KUN-NE KOR-RAB GA-WE Namo. She who totally vanquishes the bodies of the enemiesDRA-YI LU-NI RAB-TU GEM-MA Of those with perfect joy at the complete circling.YI-GE CHU-PE NGA-NI K-PE She who is the Saviouress arisen from the Wisdom-hungRIM-PA HUNG LE DROL-MA NYI-MA Of the arranged ten-syllable speech.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA DHARMAH PRATI-PARISHODHAYA SVAHA

17. DROLMA JIGTEN SUMYOWA Sukha-sadhana Tara/Sitavijaya Trdrolma dedrupma Pakm Nnam/Pame nnma She Who Causes the Three Realms to TrembleThe Tara pacifying mara demons and obscurations, who shakes the triple world, her body colored red-yellow, holding the yellow flask that subdues magic mantras. Pakm Nnam (dpag med gnon ma) for protection from robbers, thieves, animals and hunters Sitavijaya Tr (rnam par rgyal ba'i sgrol ma) - - Sukha-sadhana Tara, drolma dedrupma, Liberating One Accomplishing Happiness; orange. Two arms, holding a moon disc with both hands- Pame nnma, mild orange, holding a chrten (stupa) on lotus. Pame means immeasurable and nnma means to press on, so, stamping her feet.CHA-TSAL TU-RE SHAP-NI DAP PE Namo. Ture, who by stamping Her Feet,HUNG GI NAM-PE SA-PN NYI-MA She who is the nature of the Seed in the form of a hung,RI-RAB MEN-DA-RA DANG BI CHE Shakes the Sumeru, Mandara and Vindhya mountains,JI-TEN SUM-NAM YO-WA NYI-MA And all the three worlds.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA STAMBHANI TARE SVAHA

18. DUGSELMA Sukhasdhana Tr/Viaya TaraDrolma Namgyalma Mabja Chenmo/Magya chenmo She Who Neutralizes PoisonThe Tara pacifying the poison of the naga serpents, who dispels it, her body colored white, holding the white flask that dispels poison and disease. Mabja Chenmo (rma bya chen mo) to protect from and neutralize poison Sukhasdhana Tr - Tr Accomplishing Happiness - Viaya Tara, drolma namgyalma, Victorious Liberating One; white. Seated on a goose she has four arms, two hands above the head in the mudra of joy, holding hooks. Other right hand in a giving mudra and other left hand holding a lotus, upon which rests a text.- Magya chenmo, peaceful, white in colour, holding a moon. She eliminates all poisons, which is clearly mentioned in the text.CHA-TSAL LHA-YI TSO-YI NAM-PE Namo. She who holds in Her Hands the emblem of a wild animalRI-DA TA-CHEN CHA-NA NAM-MA And has the form of the Lake of the Devas.TA-RA NYI JEU PEH CHI YI-GE She who eliminates all poisons without exceptionDU-NAM MA-LU-PAR NI SEL-MA Through reciting the two taras and the syllable phat.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE NAGA VISHA SHANTIM KURU SVAHA

19. DUG-NGAL TAMCHE SELWEI DROLMA Dukha-dahana Tara Drolma Dug-ngal selma Mipam Gyalmo She Who Alleviates All SufferingThe Tara who dispels bad dreams and suffering, her body colored white, holding the white flask that dispels suffering. Mipam Gyalmo (mi pham rgyal mo) for protection from quarrels and bad dreams Dukadahanatr (sdug bsngal bsreg ba'i sgrol ma) - Tr Burner of Suffering - Dukha-dahana Tara, drolma dug-ngal selma, Liberating One Burning Suffering; white. Two arms, holding in her hands a triangle symbolizing fire.- Mipham gyalmo, she is bright white and carries a white umbrella eliminating quarrels and evil dreams.CHA-TSAL LHA-YI TSO-NAM JAL-PO Namo. She to whom the multitudes of Deva-KingsLHA-DANG MI-AM CHI-YI TEN-MA Devas and Kimnara depend.KUN-NE GO-CHA GA-WE JI-CHI She who eliminates quarrels and evil dreamsTS-DANG MI-LAM NGEN-PA SEL-MA With the majesty of Her joyous complete armour.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MACANA SVAHA

20. RIMNE SELWEI DROLMA Siddhisabhavatr drolma ngndrup jungmaRit(r)ma/rit lhamo She Who Removes PestilenceThe Tara who dispels all fevers, her body colored red, holding the red flask that dispels fevers. Rit(r)ma (ri khrod ma) for protection from epidemics Siddhisabhavatr (dngos grub byung ba'i sgrol ma)- Tr Source of Attainments - Siddhi-sambhava Tara, drolma ngndrup jungma, Liberating One Source of Accoplishments; orange. Two arms, holding in her hands a vase containing the accomplishments (supernormal powers and the realisation of the nature of the mind).- Ritma, rit lhamo, orange. She carries a casket (with a corpse) on top of a lotus and her activity is to eliminate diseases.CHA-TSAL NYI-MA DA-WA JE-PE Namo. She with the intensely vivid lightCHEN-NYI PO-LA -RAB SAL-MA Of the full sun and moon in both eyes,HA-RA NYI J TUT-TA-RA YI She who eliminates extremely fierce diseasesSHIN-TU DRA-P RIM-NE SEL-MA By reciting the two haras and tuttare.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE VISARATA SVAHA

21. TRINLE TAMCHE YONGSU DZOGPAR JEPEI DROLMA Paripurana Tara drolma yongzok jema zer Chenma She Who Completely Perfects All Enlightened ActivitiesThe Tara who fulfills all active functions, her body colored white and radiating varicolored lights, holding the green flask whence come all magical attainments. zer Chenma ('od zer can ma) for restoring the spirits and energies of sick people Paripraatr (yongs rdzogs byed pa'i sgrol ma) - Tr the Perfector - Paripurana Tara, drolma yongzok jema, Liberating One Who has Achieved Perfection; white. Seated on a bull, two arms, her right hand in the mudra of protection and left holding a trident.- zer chenma, she is reddish white and holds a golden fish on top of a lotus. Her activity is to prevent stealing and robbery and all kinds of mishaps.CHA-TSALDE-NYI SUM-NAM K-PE Namo. She who truly possesses the power of Peace,SHI-WE TU-DANG YANG-DAG DEN-MA Through the arrangement of the three Thatnesses,DN-DANG RO-LANG N-JIN TSO NAM She who is the totally supreme ture, the conquerorJOM-PA TU-RE RAB-CHO NYI-MA Of the multitudes of avaharas, vetalas and yakshas.OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA SIDDHI SADHANAM SVAHATSAWE NGA CHI T-PA DI-DANG This praise of the Root-MantraCHA-TSAL-WA NI NYI SHU TSA CHI And the twenty-one Namos.

aus dem sgrol ma jigs pa kun sel contained within the/enthalten im thugs sgrub bar chad kun sel gterma cycle/Zyklus, revealed by/enthllt von Terchen Orgyen Chokgyur Lingpa O TRE TUTTRE TURE SVH 02. The Tara who Averts Disasters / Die Tara die Katastrophen abwendet: O VAJRA TRE SARVA BIGHNAN SHANTI KURU SVH 03. The Tara Who Averts Earthborn Calamities / Die Tara die vor dem Erdelement schtzt: O TRE TUTTRE TURE MAMA SARVA LA LA BHYA SHNTI KURU SVH 04. The Tara Who Averts Destruction Caused by Water / Die Tara die vor dem Wasserelement schtzt: O TRE TUTTRE TURE MAMA SARVA BA BA JHALA BHYA SHNTI KURU SVH 05. The Tara Who Averts Destruction Caused by Fire/Die Tara die vor dem Feuerelement schtzt: O TRE TUTTRE TURE MAMA SARVA RA RA JHALA BHYA SHNTI KURU SVH 06. The Tara Who Averts Destruction Caused by Wind / Die Tara die vor dem Windelement schtzt: O TRE TUTTRE TURE MAMA SARVA YA YA JHALA BHYA SHNTI KURU SVH 07 The Increasing Tara / Die vermehrende Tara: O RATNA TRE SARVA LOKA JNA VIDY DHARA DHARA DHIRI DHIRI HR HR JA JNA PI KURU O 08. The Tara Who Averts Danger from Thunderbolts/Die Tara die vor Blitz und Donner schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MAMA SARVA EH EH MAHA HANA BHAYA SHANTIM KURU SOHA 09. The Tara Who Averts Destruction Caused by Weapons/Die Tara die vor Waffengewalt schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MAMA SARVA TIK TIK TIKSHANA RAKSHA RAKSHA KURU SOHA 10. The Tara Who Averts Imprisonment by Kings/Die Tara die vor Inhaftierung schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MAMA SARVA RADZA DUKTEN KRODHA SHANTIM KURU SOHA 11. The Tara Who Averts Evil Caused by Robbers/Die Tara die vor Rubern und Dieben schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA CHORA BENDA BENDA TRIKTHUM SOHA 12. The Tara Who Increases Power/Die Tara die Macht und Einflu vermehrt: OM PEMA TARE SENTARA HRI SARVA LOKA WASHAM KURU HO 13. The Tara Who Averts Evil Caused by flesh eating Demons/Die Tara die vor fleischfressenden Dmonen schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA DUKTEN BIGHANEN BAM PHE SOHA 14. The Tara Who Averts Evil Affecting Elephants/Die Tara die vor Elefanten schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA HAM HAM DUKTEN HANA HANA DRASAYA PHE SOHA 15. The Tara Who Averts Evil Caused by Lions/Die Tara die vor Lwen schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA HE HE TSALE TSALE BENDA PHE SOHA 16. The Tara Who Averts the Danger of Snakes/Die Tara die vor Schlangen schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA BISHA TSALAYA HARA HARA PHE SOHA 17. The Wrathful Tara/Die zornvolle Tara: OM KARMA TARE SARWA SHATRUM BIGHANEN MARA SENA HA HA HE HE HO HO HAM HAM BINDA BINDA PHE 18. The Tara Who Heals Sickness/Die Tara die Krankheit heilt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA DZARA SARVA DHUKA TRASHA MANAYA PHE SOHA 19. The Tara Who Averts untimely Death/Die Tara die vor vorzeitigem Tod schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE BENDZA AYUKHE SOHA 20. The Tara Who Bestows Prosperity/Die Tara die Wohlstand gewhrt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE DZAMBHE MOHE DANA MEDHI SHRI SOHA 21. The Tara Who Averts the Fear of Failure/Die Tara die vor der Furcht vor Versagen schtzt: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA ARTA SIDDHI SIDDHI KURU SOHA 1.

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