12 Yellow Gold Tara Mantra of Auspiciousness: Endless Knot of Good Fortune, Blessings, Harvests

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om tare tuttare ture mangalam svaha ॐ तरे तुत्तरे तुरे मङलम स्वहा This is a supplication for auspicious “mangalam” (Sanskrit for aupsiciousness or good fortune) circumstances in our life. In Sanskrit her name is: Tārā Maṅgalārthā (Tara of Auspiciousness.) Tara 12 (of the 21 Taras) is Tara who brings auspiciousness, called Drolma Tashi Dönché. She is yellow with an infinity knot, and her activity is inner/outer balance, seasons, and harvests. She also always has Amitabha, her glorious Guru Buddha, in front of her Ushnisha. Symbols: Endless Knot (Nyingma), Amitabha Buddha (All lineages) on her topknot, golden vase of auspiciousness (Atisha) Color: Gold Yellow Light: Radiating beams of bright light like the golden sun (from the praise) Activity: Performs auspicious activities In Surya Gupta lineage she is also the 12th Tara: Kalyana Da Tara or Manga Laloka Tara / Tashi Nang We Drolma Symbolic of her auspiciousness, she has the Endless Knot of all things in balance - the harvests, seasons, nature, karma - and also has Amitabha on her crown. SANSKRIT DHARANI: Namah shikhanda kandendu muku tabha ranojjvale Amitabha jata bhara bhasvare kirana dhruve Praise: “Homage to You, who is crowned with crescent moon, And whose ornaments so brilliantly sparkle. Amitabha in front of your ushnisha, Eternally radiating beams of light.” Color: GoldVase: WhiteNectar: Performs auspicious activities.Activity: PeacefulSpecialty: Pacifying for auspiciousness. Calming negative obstacles hindering auspiciousness. Visualization: On the twelfth petal is Tara Who Grants All that Is Auspicious (Trashi Tamche Jinma), golden in color, performing auspicious activities. She holds a white flask containing nectar that performs auspicious actions. Mantra: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MANGALAM SVAHA 21 Taras PLAYLIST 108 times per mantra: kzbin.info/aero/PL8d71VyWOwkF-UFqw9h5-PZFo4Rr8kurq #yellowtara #yellowtaramantra #auspiciousmantra #sanskritmantra

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[@unnischoice99]

❤Such a soothing male voice ❤😊 all the tara maa mantras I heard till now were in melodious female voices.. This beautiful male voice sounds so refreshing❤.. Om tare tuttare ture mangalam svaha.. Jai Yellow Tara Maa.. Bless me and my family ❤ Keep all negative energies away from us.. Bless my parents and sister.. Protect us ❤ Your auspicious positivity and blessings is reaching me ❤Thank you Universe ❤

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@@BuddhaWeekly feeling blessed to find ur channel today.. I subscribed it.. All videos are so healing.. I think only by listening to these mantras we can calm down our anxious hearts and brains

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Thank you, very kind! May all beings benefit. 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@michelleensinger2128]

Calming. Like the breeze through the leaves slowly falling and swaying to Gaia. I revognize thrse male boices from Black Tara mantra. I was blindsided and now have to move by January end. I ignored my intuition. I am not a city person I know I and my animals will be safe Blessings to all👃💜

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Let Everyone Be Blessed with Plenty of Peace Progress Prosperity Happiness Joy Success and good health

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May it be so. May all beings benefit. Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mangalam Svaha 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

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Estaba esperando está oración.gracias tara

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Thank you so much! The sound of Mangalam is powerful to me.☀️

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Buddha Weekly 21 Yellow Tara mantra OHM THAREY TUTH THAREY THUREY MANGALAM SVAHA

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[@priestboy16]

To You, Drolma Tashi Dönché, Tara of Auspiciousness, I prostrate, go for refuge, and make offerings. May your Mantra radiates throughout the Triple Thousand Galaxies, and bring the Harvests, the Elements, and the Seasons into perfect balance. OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MANGALAM SVAHA OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MANGALAM SVAHA OM TARE TUTTARE TURE MANGALAM SVAHA

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[@jokethisisa468]

What a great video! Love it! So how many taras and their mantras are left?

[@BuddhaWeekly]

🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏 Thank you, and thank you for asking. We created a 21 Taras Playlist, which is a great way to see what’s to come. We have Tara 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,10,11,12,15,17,18,19,21 published as videos (16 so far!). Playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PL8d71VyWOwkF-UFqw9h5-PZFo4Rr8kurq TO COME SOON (each video takes about 4-5 days) are: Tara 8 is Tara triumphant over others, called Drolma Shyen Migyalwa. She is dark red with a flaming vajra, and destroys maras, harm, and criticism. Tara 13 is Tara who destroys the power of enemies, called Drolma Drapung Jomma. She is dark red with an open wrathful vajra, who stops warfare, and heals destruction from anger. Tara 14 is Tara furrowing her brow, called Drolma Tronyer Chendze. She is Blue-black in color, with her symbol the tung shing pestle. Her activity removes all negativities and obstacles. (This is the FInal Black Tara and we just recording the music now as a stand-alone music single) Tara 16 is Tara who is ablaze with light, called Drolma Barwé Öchen. She is red with a double dorje (vajra), and her activity destroys negative intentions. Tara 20 is Tara who protects from epidemics, called Drolma Ritröma who is PARNASHAVARI. She is saffron color and has medicine jar. She dispels epidemics and deadly illnesses. May all beings benefit. 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

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@@BuddhaWeekly Tara furrowing her brow is a very interesting title to have! And are all the next videos Tara mantras?

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Not necessarily. We have volunteers working on different projects, so they may publish at different times, depending our our resources (which are from volunteers, patrons on Patreon and supporting members and donors on BuddhaWeekly.com). All are in different stages. Some have music written and recorded, some just written, some are in studio now. Some are in video production (illustrations, animations and editing). The Gate Gate Paragate Parasamgate Mantra is the next video. We’re releasing as fast as our volunteers and precious resources can manage. Besides the remaining five of the 21 Taras are many Dharanis (which take longer, as you can imagine, to write, record perfectly, and master, then bring to videos (which tend to be a little longer: Maitreya Great Dharani Green Tara’s Great Dharani from Sutra. Akshobhya Buddha Dharani Ratnasambhava Buddha Dharani Other Series we’re working on at music stage are: PURITY or PURE ESSENCE MANTRA (one of the most important mantras) Om Svahava mantra FOUR MANTRAS for the FOUR HEAVENLY KINGS FIVE JAMBHALA MANTRAS Each of the mantras for Green, White, Black, Yellow and Red Jambhala FIVE WISDOM DAKINIS in Sanskrit RED TARA heart Mantra And more to come. Thank you for watching!

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@@BuddhaWeekly Im excited for the Heavenly Kings one! They sound cool, wonder what they are doing?

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頭の宝冠に阿彌陀佛。 何故か、観世音菩薩に似ていますが、気のせいでしょうか❔️ 日本や中国の多羅菩薩は、観世音菩薩そっくりさんです。 このマントラに安心感があります。 「宝塔を持つ多羅菩薩」 と少し違いますが同じ黄色い（金色）系が、魂が好きなようです。 観世音菩薩と多羅菩薩の関係性を 教えてください🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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ターラと観音菩薩はどちらも蓮華の家族、慈悲と阿弥陀の家族から生まれました。ターラ経では、千本の腕を持つ観音菩薩（観音菩薩）がそれぞれの目から涙の海を流したというターラの起源の物語が語られています。これは苦しむ生き物に対する慈悲の涙でした。この慈悲の力から、緑のターラは涙の海（観音菩薩の右目から）から、白いターラは左目から生まれました。これは、それらが同じ本質を持ちながら、苦しむ生き物を助けるために無数の化身として現れることを象徴しています。ターラは、21のターラのうち21の化身を持っており、このターラ（マンガラムターラ）は12番目です。 ターラは、私たちを喜んで助けようとするこれらの無数の姿から、「英雄」菩薩と呼ばれています。 これらの物語は、菩薩の力と本質の起源が慈悲と菩提心であることを理解するためのものです。 この起源の物語の詳細については、以下を参照してください。 FOR MORE ON THIS ORIGIN STORY, see the video on TARA: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2ivpJeOa7uFqsk Both Tara and Avalokiteshvara arise from the Lotus Family, from Compassion and Amitabha's family. In the Tara Sutra, it tells an origin tale of Tara in the story of 1000-armed Avalokiteshvara (Guanyin Kannon) shedding an ocean of tears from each eye. These were tears of compassion for suffering beings. From the power of this compassion, Green Tara arose from one ocean of tears (from the right eye of Kannon) and White Tara from the the left. This symbolizes they are of one essence, but arise in countless emanations to help suffering beings. Tara in turn, has 21 Emanations in the 21 Taras, of which this one (Mangalam Tara) is the 12th. These stories are our way of understanding that the origin of Bodhisattva's power and essence is Compassion and Bodhichitta.

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What would be the best mantra to remove black magic? Thank you

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Traditionally, that's Black Tara mantra, which many people have had good experience with. In the Surya Gupta and Atisha lineages, Black Tara is for Subjugating or destroying, so the activity is to destroy the curse or negative intention (however you view it)-- they destroy the curse or negative karma itself, not the sender (as this is a Buddhist practice it is incorrect to intent to harm another being). Red and especially Red-Black Taras also help, but they're traditionally "controlling" mantras. We have one hour of black Tara's mantra here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJS7p6CXgZp8f7M. Whether it's an external curse, or a karmic imprint from past lives, the suppression or destroying activity is targeted at the curse or intention or the originating emotion (i.e. the hate or anger). As a Buddhist practice, however, it is important to always dedicate the merit of all recitations and practices for the benefit of all sentient beings and never to wish harm on others. Tara cannot harm another being, and can only help them. So, the "destroying" activity is destroying the curse, not the person who is angry or hateful and sending the negative intentions. And so on. If you just would like to be safe and defended, you can always rely on Green Tara, or course. Tara always keeps you safe. Green Tara saves from all the dangers.

[@atis9061]

There are many Taras. I feel an affinity wth Black Tara, in particular. Is there a reason why people would feel a certain affinity? Why does the endless knot appear with this Tara, is that a style choice for the video?

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Yes, usually, we might feel attraction to what we need karmically in our lives. Black and Blue Taras are the strong opponents of the poisons of anger and various enemies who afflict us. For instance, Medicine Buddha, although serene, is of the same family (the enemy is disease and illness. in his case), the Vajra family (black or blue). Black is more "wrathful energy" or more potent and suppressing than Blue, but they are both Vajra family. This yellow Tara is the same yellow Tara in both Atisha lineage and Nyingma, but in Nyingma lineage, her symbol is the endless knot signifying her auspicious activities (together with her yellow gold color). In Atisha lineage it's a gold vase with nectar in Nyingma, the endless knot. They are the same activity, just different visualizations. Hope that helps. In kindness, BW 🙏🙏🙏

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@@BuddhaWeekly thank you! I knew you'd give me an answer🙏I do love the fierce deities💙🖤 I see them as the hardest working in this day and age and I love them so much for that💝!

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