Guest guest Posted July 4, 2005 Report Share Posted July 4, 2005 I am most familiar with devotion to Green Tara of Tibet. She helped me to heal a broken bone in my foot in record time! The Hindu Tara in many ways resembles Ma Kali, and I do recall reading about a distinct mantra for her, different than the Buddhist version. Hindu Tara is also called Nila Saraswati (dark-blue eloquence) -- she grants poetic inspiration, and I believe her most important shrine is the Tarapith near Kamakhya. Thanks for writing, Vikram. -- Len/ Kalipadma --- vikram vanam <vikram_vanam2005 wrote: > Hi > > I am really glad to know there is somebody out there > worshipping Tara > > In fact Len, Tara mantra is the same for both hindus > and tibetans > > When Sri Amritananda was conducting the navavarna > puja , the tara mantra was mentioned > > Tibetans consider Tara as the mother of all the > Buddhas > > While hindus worship her as one of the emanations of > the Divine mother or Sri lalitha > > Tara is very kind and chanting her mantra always > helps > > I got this mantra for a great tibetan monk, he says > " I worship tara as if i am a 17 ys old kid > > requesting her" > > about material benefits one must read from the > tibetan scriptures, or from HH Dalai lama > > who says that you get everything > > Hi tulasi > > I am happy that tara is closer to you > > :) > > regards > vikram > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2005 Report Share Posted July 4, 2005 Hi Len Nice to hear from you infact when the navavarna puja was done by sri amritananda of devipuram, the same tara mantra chanted by the tibetan monks was chanted I feel that there is some comman ground between the tibetan tantra and the hindu tantra regards vikram Len Rosenberg <kalipadma108 wrote: I am most familiar with devotion to Green Tara of Tibet. She helped me to heal a broken bone in my foot in record time! The Hindu Tara in many ways resembles Ma Kali, and I do recall reading about a distinct mantra for her, different than the Buddhist version. Hindu Tara is also called Nila Saraswati (dark-blue eloquence) -- she grants poetic inspiration, and I believe her most important shrine is the Tarapith near Kamakhya. Thanks for writing, Vikram. -- Len/ Kalipadma --- vikram vanam <vikram_vanam2005 wrote: > Hi > > I am really glad to know there is somebody out there > worshipping Tara > > In fact Len, Tara mantra is the same for both hindus > and tibetans > > When Sri Amritananda was conducting the navavarna > puja , the tara mantra was mentioned > > Tibetans consider Tara as the mother of all the > Buddhas > > While hindus worship her as one of the emanations of > the Divine mother or Sri lalitha > > Tara is very kind and chanting her mantra always > helps > > I got this mantra for a great tibetan monk, he says > " I worship tara as if i am a 17 ys old kid > > requesting her" > > about material benefits one must read from the > tibetan scriptures, or from HH Dalai lama > > who says that you get everything > > Hi tulasi > > I am happy that tara is closer to you > > :) > > regards > vikram > > > > Visit your group "" on the web. Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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