Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

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Shri Matre Namah

 

Namaskar to all

 

I Want to know about th kram of Shri Tara Devi. and also about the parivaar of

Shri Tara Devi. Is there any book in which i found the details about the

subject. Please help me.

 

Thanks & regards,

 

Umesh

 

 

 

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I hope some one will answer this. We know Tara as wife of Guru teacher of the

Gods. But Tara also means beloved. I have heard of worship Tara as Bhagawati may

be in Himachal Pradesh.

umesh batra <shakti_puja wrote: Shri Matre Namah

 

Namaskar to all

 

I Want to know about th kram of Shri Tara Devi. and also about the parivaar of

Shri Tara Devi. Is there any book in which i found the details about the

subject. Please help me.

 

Thanks & regards,

 

Umesh

 

 

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Better have tantric on your behalf offer homam to know Taradevi at

Tarapeeth? Then the intention becomes nature's own.

 

 

On Behalf Of venkat bhasksr

Friday, April 20, 2007 12:05 AM

 

Re: Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

I hope some one will answer this. We know Tara as wife of Guru teacher of

the Gods. But Tara also means beloved. I have heard of worship Tara as

Bhagawati may be in Himachal Pradesh.

umesh batra <shakti_puja wrote: Shri Matre Namah

 

Namaskar to all

 

I Want to know about th kram of Shri Tara Devi. and also about the parivaar

of Shri Tara Devi. Is there any book in which i found the details about the

subject. Please help me.

 

Thanks & regards,

 

Umesh

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Let us give it 2 more weeks and then call the Tantric.

 

llundrub <llundrub wrote: Better have tantric on your behalf

offer homam to know Taradevi at

Tarapeeth? Then the intention becomes nature's own.

 

 

On Behalf Of venkat bhasksr

Friday, April 20, 2007 12:05 AM

 

Re: Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

I hope some one will answer this. We know Tara as wife of Guru teacher of

the Gods. But Tara also means beloved. I have heard of worship Tara as

Bhagawati may be in Himachal Pradesh.

umesh batra <shakti_puja wrote: Shri Matre Namah

 

Namaskar to all

 

I Want to know about th kram of Shri Tara Devi. and also about the parivaar

of Shri Tara Devi. Is there any book in which i found the details about the

subject. Please help me.

 

Thanks & regards,

 

Umesh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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He's at Kalighat. I'll share with you. It will be cheap.

 

 

On Behalf Of venkat bhasksr

Friday, April 20, 2007 4:53 AM

 

RE: Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

Let us give it 2 more weeks and then call the Tantric.

 

llundrub <llundrub wrote: Better have tantric on your

behalf offer homam to know Taradevi at

Tarapeeth? Then the intention becomes nature's own.

 

 

On Behalf Of venkat bhasksr

Friday, April 20, 2007 12:05 AM

 

Re: Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

I hope some one will answer this. We know Tara as wife of Guru teacher of

the Gods. But Tara also means beloved. I have heard of worship Tara as

Bhagawati may be in Himachal Pradesh.

umesh batra <shakti_puja wrote: Shri Matre Namah

 

Namaskar to all

 

I Want to know about th kram of Shri Tara Devi. and also about the parivaar

of Shri Tara Devi. Is there any book in which i found the details about the

subject. Please help me.

 

Thanks & regards,

 

Umesh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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I am putting you on my growing list and we will have tantric already doing

for you just based alone on your aspiration to see Maa Tara. We will now

have to have him spend a week there. If you want to seva then you'll know

who to send it to - Paypal indusland For old folks home in

Calcutta. I'll pay the rest, same for everyone else. The first shall last

longest with some tara behind them. If you have ears, or nerves to listen

then hear! I know who you are Venkat. Now Maa Tara does too.

 

 

On Behalf Of venkat bhasksr

Friday, April 20, 2007 4:53 AM

 

RE: Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

Let us give it 2 more weeks and then call the Tantric.

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Please note that Tara has no Amnaya. Yajnas will be in July on best

muhurtas. One week Annapurna, one week Maa Tara. For participants. I will

pay for the whole yajna but the price is donation to Kalighat addy I gave

before through Paypal. I get none of that at all. It's just a favor. Okay

fuck me. I'm out!

 

 

On Behalf Of venkat bhasksr

Friday, April 20, 2007 4:53 AM

 

RE: Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

Let us give it 2 more weeks and then call the Tantric.

 

llundrub <llundrub wrote: Better have tantric on your

behalf offer homam to know Taradevi at

Tarapeeth? Then the intention becomes nature's own.

 

 

On Behalf Of venkat bhasksr

Friday, April 20, 2007 12:05 AM

 

Re: Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

I hope some one will answer this. We know Tara as wife of Guru teacher of

the Gods. But Tara also means beloved. I have heard of worship Tara as

Bhagawati may be in Himachal Pradesh.

umesh batra <shakti_puja wrote: Shri Matre Namah

 

Namaskar to all

 

I Want to know about th kram of Shri Tara Devi. and also about the parivaar

of Shri Tara Devi. Is there any book in which i found the details about the

subject. Please help me.

 

Thanks & regards,

 

Umesh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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There are no amanya krama of Tara from the strict definition. However, there is

certain krama diksha one can take in Tara within Baudha systems as well as some

(pretty much non-existent) Hindu systems.

Texts on mahachina diksha krama will give you an idea of the requirements and

sadhana patterns for Sri Neela Saraswati who is a saumya form of Tara and is the

sangama of Sri Vidya mantras and orthodox Purva Kaula mantras.

In India it is common to see the worship of Tara as Ugra Tara and to a lesser

extent that of EkajataH tara. If you revisit tantras which correspond each maha

vidya to dasha avataras then you might consider doing sadhana to the respective

avatar of Vishnu.

Todala also mentions male counterpart for Tara who you can worship and in some

diksha krama tArakeshwara or akshobhaya are indeed worshipped and invoked prior

to going into the last mantra of Tara.

Its logical to start off with Kali as no Tara diksha is complete without first

having diksha in the chintamani kali bija, from this you go into the

panchAkshari mantra of Tara and finally from here there are a significant

variations in krama pattern within different schools.

 

 

 

umesh batra <shakti_puja

 

Monday, 16 April, 2007 5:29:22 PM

Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Shri Matre Namah

 

 

 

Namaskar to all

 

 

 

I Want to know about th kram of Shri Tara Devi. and also about the parivaar of

Shri Tara Devi. Is there any book in which i found the details about the

subject. Please help me.

 

 

 

Thanks & regards,

 

 

 

Umesh

 

 

 

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Thanks for the information. I found a reference to Tata Vidya under " Sri Vidya

Rashmi Malakhyam. This has 9 parts. The 2nd part is called Parikara Panchakam

which gives a) Chakshushmati Vidya b) Gandharva Vidya c)Padishadrudra Vidya d)

TARA VIDYA e) Nama Traya Vidya. All these Slokas seem to be for mystique

powers. The Mantra for Gandharva Vidya is " mamabhilashitam kanyam prayachha

.... " . Obviously this is for attracting women. The Tara Vidya Sloka is

 

naukaasimhaasanaaroodham saakyadarshana devataam

jalaapachhamaneem vande taram vaaridamecakam

 

What does Saakya Darshana mean? Does it refer to Buddhism ?

 

kartik gaurav <omkaaraya wrote:

There are no amanya krama of Tara from the strict definition. However,

there is certain krama diksha one can take in Tara within Baudha systems as well

as some (pretty much non-existent) Hindu systems.

Texts on mahachina diksha krama will give you an idea of the requirements and

sadhana patterns for Sri Neela Saraswati who is a saumya form of Tara and is the

sangama of Sri Vidya mantras and orthodox Purva Kaula mantras.

In India it is common to see the worship of Tara as Ugra Tara and to a lesser

extent that of EkajataH tara. If you revisit tantras which correspond each maha

vidya to dasha avataras then you might consider doing sadhana to the respective

avatar of Vishnu.

Todala also mentions male counterpart for Tara who you can worship and in some

diksha krama tArakeshwara or akshobhaya are indeed worshipped and invoked prior

to going into the last mantra of Tara.

Its logical to start off with Kali as no Tara diksha is complete without first

having diksha in the chintamani kali bija, from this you go into the

panchAkshari mantra of Tara and finally from here there are a significant

variations in krama pattern within different schools.

[Guest guest]

It means that for those who are of the Shakya Gotram they are the inheritors

of Taradevi's motives and they become the Lioness protecting Her cubs.

 

 

On Behalf Of venkat bhasksr

Sunday, April 22, 2007 6:50 AM

 

Re: Amnaya Kram Of Bhagwati Tara

 

Thanks for the information. I found a reference to Tata Vidya under " Sri

Vidya Rashmi Malakhyam. This has 9 parts. The 2nd part is called Parikara

Panchakam which gives a) Chakshushmati Vidya b) Gandharva Vidya

c)Padishadrudra Vidya d) TARA VIDYA e) Nama Traya Vidya. All these Slokas

seem to be for mystique powers. The Mantra for Gandharva Vidya is "

mamabhilashitam kanyam prayachha ... " . Obviously this is for attracting

women. The Tara Vidya Sloka is

 

naukaasimhaasanaaroodham saakyadarshana devataam

jalaapachhamaneem vande taram vaaridamecakam

 

What does Saakya Darshana mean? Does it refer to Buddhism ?

 

kartik gaurav <omkaaraya wrote:

There are no amanya krama of Tara from the strict definition.

However, there is certain krama diksha one can take in Tara within Baudha

systems as well as some (pretty much non-existent) Hindu systems.

Texts on mahachina diksha krama will give you an idea of the requirements

and sadhana patterns for Sri Neela Saraswati who is a saumya form of Tara

and is the sangama of Sri Vidya mantras and orthodox Purva Kaula mantras.

In India it is common to see the worship of Tara as Ugra Tara and to a

lesser extent that of EkajataH tara. If you revisit tantras which correspond

each maha vidya to dasha avataras then you might consider doing sadhana to

the respective avatar of Vishnu.

Todala also mentions male counterpart for Tara who you can worship and in

some diksha krama tArakeshwara or akshobhaya are indeed worshipped and

invoked prior to going into the last mantra of Tara.

Its logical to start off with Kali as no Tara diksha is complete without

first having diksha in the chintamani kali bija, from this you go into the

panchAkshari mantra of Tara and finally from here there are a significant

variations in krama pattern within different schools.