Mother Tara’s powerful activity mantra 108 times - saving from the eight great dangers

[@parikkhitbarua9719]

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[@JCAM-z9r]

So soothing on a stressful day. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@BuddhaWeekly]

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[@michaelsoon5505]

Good morning pray pray pray thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Good morning!🙏

[@retaparasram5439]

Om Tara Tuttare Ture Svaha what a magical power and I have to share an experience I had last winter on my way home after babysitting my grand children 45 minutes from where I am living was not a bad day for driving but only way start to snow and get really bad I can andle some bad road but when you can't see where you going from white out really and I started to chant Om Tara Tuttare Ture Svaha less than two minutes I found my on the road clean the sun out wind stops like nothing happened you believe or not she give me the light that day she is there when you need her , another one my car stop running didn't start I called CAA I am chanting and I taught to try turn he engine what happens car starts and I cancel the service call and to my journey ,she is my love my companion my best friend thank you to introduce her to me and will be my last breath she is my rock . Thanks 🇨🇦🙏🙏🧘🧘

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Wonderful experiences, thank you for sharing Mother Tara's blessings. Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha🙏🙏🙏

[@AkankshaSinha-qn5qr]

@@BuddhaWeekly can you tell me it is COMPULSORY to get deeksha or teacher to do this mantra or I can do it without teacher guidance I love tara maa she is blessing for me if i need diksha for doing this can you give diksha for me be my guru and give mantra to me because in one vidéo it was said that teacher is important

[@kevinking330]

Praise to Baghavati Tara protection from any danger for me and my family 🙏🏻

[@kavankomer3048]

Mother Tara is very merciful 🙏🙏🙏

[@BuddhaWeekly]

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[@Icelandic.Eddy446]

Lovely Mother Tara!!!

[@elilopez485]

Great video " all the way from Houston Texas 📿

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Thank you 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@umakuttibca]

OMG...lot of changes in my life coz of tara ma ❤

[@BuddhaWeekly]

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[@willoanz]

Praise to Baghavati Tara, the only one that will never let you down , no matter what. Unconcerned by your worthiness or your unworthiness, she will help instantly whoever calls her name. Try it now.

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Mother Tara helps all beings without exception😀 Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha🙏

[@GangaMoktan-l4d]

Om taray tu taray turee shoa. Om taray tu taray turee shoa om taray tu taray turee shoa

[@BuddhaWeekly]

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[@retaparasram5439]

Om Tara Tuttare Ture Svaha 🙏 start my day with this mantra and end my day with Tara Tuttare Ture it gives me strength to keep on going with life after lots of sadness losing family members sisters and parents so empty but mother Tara mantra gives me strength love and thanks for Canada 🇨🇦🙏🙏🙏🌺🦚🕉️

[@BuddhaWeekly]

I'm much the same, start and end and throughout the day I turn to Tara. Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha

[@lemo2777]

OM TARE TUTARE TURE SWAHA

[@BuddhaWeekly]

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[@ArchanaAdhikari-r8v]

❤Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha ❤

[@BuddhaWeekly]

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[@JCAM-z9r]

I find all the stress and unnecessary thoughts leaving me when listening to this lovely mantra. My mind becomes calmer and when I’m faced with things that would ordinarily bother me, I recognize them as being insignificant to my Greater Path and am able to let them go. Thank you for this! May all beings be at peace and receive the Blessings of the Universal Tara. Namaste 🙏🏽

[@BuddhaWeekly]

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[@iankumara3593]

Semoga semua mahluk berbahagia dan terbebas dari semua penderitaan..🙏

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[@craigwood1776]

The person who recites mantra on your KZbin videos is spot on perfect. The resources you provide to practitioners are priceless and I only just discovered this channel a week ago. Will undoubtedly be into your website soon but at the moment I’m fully enchanted by your KZbin material.

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Thank you very kind. 🙏🙏🙏❤🙏❤🙏🙏🙏❤🙏❤🙏🙏🙏❤🙏❤

[@onushagurung6425]

🙏🙏OM TARE TUTARE TURE SWAHA🙏🙏 🙏🙏Thank you very much 🙏🙏

[@hitgdewer]

Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha *heart

[@GangaMoktan-l4d]

Om Tara tu taray shoa. Om taray tutary turay shoa.om taray tu taray shoa.om taray tu taray shoa om taray tu taray turay shoa om taray tu taray turay shoa.om taray tu taray tu taray shoa om taray tu taray turay shoa om taray tu taray tutaray shoa

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[@flaviokoppa8530]

Great intro, and great voice🙂🙏

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Thanks for listening

[@CoralColouredFlickerFeather]

I would love to hear Yoko Dharma and Hrishikesh Sonar chant mantras together-I think their voices would be so beautiful❤

[@BuddhaWeekly]

We would love to, but they are on opposite sides of the Earth:-)

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Namo Buddhay

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[@DurgaaKaaliDas]

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[@nalanin]

Goddess Tara is the female personification of the Buddha's compassionate nature, and since the birth of Tibetan Buddhism, she has helped initiate the gender-neutral female monastic movement. Well. The tantric practitioner sees the workings of the universe in the form of sound, so they use mantras in particular. The personification of the Tara mantra is the Bodhisattva, the Tara(Jetsun Drolma). As long as we understand that the Bodhisattva is a personification and realize that they are states of our mind, we have doubts.Sir,Tell me your opinion. Thankyou....❤️

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Thank you for your comment. Mother Tara is a fully Enlightened Buddha. When trying to describe the qualities of Tara, We can’t really reduce the vastness of Tara to a few words or aspects. We can say that your comment is completely correct, while also saying it is not complete. This is because every enlightened Buddha can be thought of, practiced and discussed in terms of their three natures: Dharmakaya, Sambhogakaya and Nirmanakaya. We can say She is the activity of all the Buddhas and we’d be correct. We can say she is a Bodhisattva and that would be correct. We can say she’s a Sambhogakaya Buddha in Her pureland and that would be correct. We can say she was born from the tear of Avalokiteshvara’s compassion - or born from compassion - and that would be correct. We can say She is the nature of our own mind, and that would be correct. We can say that you and I are Tara and that would be correct. At this time, since we are not Enlightened ourselves, we are obscured, as Buddha taught in many Sutras (for example Heart Sutra) by what we think is the nature of true reality, without really being able to see it. We can think we understand Her and that would be correct. We can think that we do not yet understand her, and that would be correct. You can say She has manifested many times, saving countless beings, and that would be correct. You can say she is a meditational deity, and that would be correct. You can say she is the savoir of beings in all world systems and the six realms, and that would be correct. So, when you wrote Tara is “a personification,” that is correct, but if you focus only on that, you miss the greater nature of Tara. A personification is how the Enlightened Body, Speech and Mind reaches us, because we are obscured. You can say Tara is a living Bodhisattva, and that would be correct, because she lives in all of our hearts and minds and manifests in the actions of compassionate people. You can say she is a Goddess, and that would be correct - although she is a fully Enlightened Goddess. You can say she has 21 forms, and that would be correct. You can say she has 108 forms, and that would be correct. You can say she has 1008 forms, and that would be correct. You can say she has no form, and that would be correct. Correct, but none of these really contain her essence. That’s the joy of her practice. It is for all of theses reasons we have so many features on our different platforms (a section on our website, playlists here on KZbin, etc.) because She is a joy and wonder. The best expression of Tara came from Buddhist monk Lobsang Tenpey Gyaltsen in 1852: A Song of Longing for Tara, the Infallible, by Lama Lobsang Tenpey Gyaltsen From my heart I bow to Divine Mother Tara, essence of love and compassion, the most precious objects of refuge gathered into one. From now until I reach enlightenment, hook me with your great love and kindness to liberate me. By the witness of the Three Jewels, not just from my mouth but from the depths of my innermost heart and bones, I pray to you morning and evening. Show your blissful face to me, Loving One. Grant me the nectar of your speech. Great gurus and small gurus cheat us with their made-up teachings, selling Dharma, teaching without comprehension, not observing who is qualified and who is not, being concerned about their own happiness and the eight worldly concerns. Since I can no longer trust friends of this degenerate age, you are my principal guru. Inspire me, Divine Mother, essence of love. Arouse the great power of your compassion and think of me. I take refuge in you, Tara; like you, no Buddha could ever deceive me. But understanding the odd character of these times, most Buddhas have gone into the bliss of nirvana. Even though they have great compassion, we have no connection. Since for me there are no other deities, you are my principal deity. Bestow realizations upon me, Divine Mother, essence of love, arouse the great power of your compassion and think of me. Most Dharma protectors do not show their powers. Tired of those who invoke them, they do not act. Other protectors, lacking insight but proud of their power, may be friendly for a while but will later do me harm. Since I cannot rely on other protectors, you are my principal protector. With divine action, Wisdom Mother, essence of love, arouse the great power of your compassion and think of me. To ordinary view the names of objects are the same as their meaning. Like this, they produce afflictions and bind us to samsara. When it is time to die, unless I understand the true nature, could a wish-fulfilling gem enable me to carry even a sesame seed with me? Since I do not trust in illusions, you are my real richness. Please grant my desires, Divine Mother, essence of love. Arouse the great power of your compassion and think of me. I cannot rely on non-virtuous friends for even a day. They pretend to be close to me and all the while they have in mind the opposite. They are friends when they wish it and enemies when they don’t. Since I cannot trust in this kind of friend, you are my best friend. Be close to me, Divine Mother, essence of love. Arouse the great power of your compassion and think of me. You are my guru, my yidam, my protector, my refuge, my food, my clothes, my possessions, and my friend. Since your divine quality is everything to me, let me spontaneously achieve all that I wish. Although I am overwhelmed by my habitual, uncontrolled mind, please cut off these self-centered thoughts so I will be able to give my body and my life millions of times without difficulty to each sentient being. Inspire me to be able to develop this kind of compassion to benefit all. Empower me to cut the root of samsara, self-grasping, and to understand the pure doctrine, the most difficult Middle Way, free from the errors of extremes. Inspire me to practice as a bodhisattva, turning away from what is worldly, dedicating all my virtues to teaching living beings, never for even one instant thinking of just my own happiness. Let me wish to attain Buddhahood for the benefit of all. Empower me to actualize as much as possible the most subtle vows and to keep them without a careless mind, thus becoming the most perfect bodhisattva. Outwardly, let me be simple in my practice, while inwardly, actualize the depth of the diamond vehicle with the strong wish to practice the two stages. Inspire me to attain enlightenment quickly for the benefit of all. Divine Wisdom Mother Tara, you know everything about my life- my ups and downs, my good and bad. Think lovingly of me, my only mother. I give myself and all who trust in me to you, Divine Wisdom Mother Tara. Being completely open to you, let us be born in the highest pure land. Set me there quickly with no births in between. May the hook of your compassion and your skillful means transform my mind into Dharma and transform the minds of all beings, whoever they are. They have all been my mother, the mother of one unable to follow the Conqueror’s teachings. By reciting this prayer three times a day and by remembering the Divine Wisdom Mother Tara, may I and all beings who are connected to me reach whatever pure land we wish. May the Three Jewels and especially the Divine Wisdom Mother, whose essence is compassion, hold me dear until I reach enlightenment. May I quickly conquer the four negative forces. If, as long as you live, you recite this prayer three times every day, not just from the mouth (in words only) but strongly linked with your mind, you will have close connection and will see Tara’s face. No hindrances will be experienced and all wishes will be fulfilled. You will have a close relationship with all Buddhas and bodhisattvas, and they will hold you dear. If you recite the ‘Homage to the Twenty-one Taras’ and this prayer, you will attain the Divine Liberating Mother." We have a video reciting this prayer recited by Jason Espada, I listen daily to remind myself of Her qualities

[@nalanin]

@@BuddhaWeekly wow thankyou ❤️Green tara bless you!!!!

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🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thank you so much 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@BuddhaWeekly]

You are so welcome. Thank you for watching 🙏

[@sreya_roy_peu_from_bangladesh.]

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[@subrotoxing8214]

so many mantras ... is it better to stick with one for life or try all of them ?

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Most people find a "heart" yidam or practice and focus on this practice (and therefore that mantra (conceptually, the mantra contains and expresses the essence of that practice), but at the same time honour all forms and aspects of Enlightenment -- especially, for example, if they are celebrating with other Sangha members or honoring a particular Yidam on their special day. An important understanding is that ultimately all yidams and practices are in essence One and practicing one yidam or practice is the same as practicing them all. We usually focus most of our effort on the one we are "drawn to" or that our teacher has recommended based on our karma and obstacles. It often depends on who or which practice we are drawn to, either out of need, our karma (which tends to help focus us on what we need), our particular attachments and obstacles (i.e. what we hope to overcome as we aspire to realizations.) However, many of us aren't immediately sure where our focus should lie - that's where teachers can be invaluable - and might spend time with each focus, yidam or mantra. (This could especially be true of someone (most people) with many obstacles to realizations.) In this particular case, with Tara, she is the mother of all the Buddhas (or the Mother of Wisdom) and therefore honoring Tara a universally appealing practice - especially as Tara (Green Tara particularly) represents also the Activities of All the Buddhas. Hope this helps.

[@subrotoxing8214]

@@BuddhaWeekly that is helpful..much thanks

[@ssolarity45689]

can you explain sitapatra is manfestaion of avalokiteshvara

[@BuddhaWeekly]

It would be more correct to think of Sitapatra as a manifestation of Shakyamuni Buddha -- she emanated from his Ushnisha -- or from Tara. All wisdom dakinis are ultimately emanations of Tara -- and at a more ultimate level Prajnaparamita -- while most Dakas (male enlightened ones) are emanations of Avalokiteshvara. Why? Because at the ultimate level all Wisdom deities are oneness (it's the nature of ultimate reality) and Wisdom deities are associated with female emanations. Compassion (or skillful means) are associated with Avalokiteshvara, so all male deities can be thought of as emanations of Compassion (or Avalokiteshvara.) In the nature of ultimate reality, with full understanding of Shunyata, they are one. But that's at the ultimate level. In relative reality (in other words, our perceptual reality limited by our minds) they emanate so we can understand and learn in highly specialized forms: peaceful, magnetizing, accumulating, wrathful and activities. Activities are associated also with Tara and Dakinis. Ultimately, you can think of Vajrayogini, Lion-Face Dakini, Ushnishavijaya, and others as emanations of Tara, in other words emanations of WISDOM. All male Buddhas and Dakas can be thought of as emanations of Avalokiteshvara, or Compassion. And at the more ultimate level, they are one, which is why Tara's origin story sometimes talks about her being an emanation of Avalokiteshvara, because she arose from his "tears of compassion" to help him save sentient beings with her wisdom activities. (So, if you like, at this ultimate level, Sitapatra can also be though of as Avalokiteshvara.) If it's all confusing, the important thing to remember is we live and practice in relative reality, so we tend to think of them as separate meditational deities and practices. Hope that helps.

[@Yajna91]

Which tara mantra to remove spells, black magic?

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Green Tara is the activity of all the Buddhas, so her mantra is most effective for protection and removing negativities including any "supernatural" threats. If the threat is specifically black magic, etc, traditionally black Tara is the more wrathful and "assertive" aspect. When you listen to her mantra, you can feel that extra energy. But Green Tara is all Taras and her protection is complete (that's this mantra Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha). The Black Tara mantra we have recorded 108 times here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJDZi3djfqqri6c with visualization images. Please NOTE: Tara is effective for anyone, but devotion and faith and critical, as is Bodhichitta intention, or the "wish to benefit all sentient beings." In kindness, BW

[@arunkannan369]

Thanks for your video. Have one doubt, I m physically little changed (left leg issues). When I walk little changes in my leg. 14 years ago, minor accident happened. Which Tara Mantra use for my problem? Please advice.

[@BuddhaWeekly]

The best overall Tara (besides Green Tara and her mantra, which are profoundly powerful for all activities including healing) is WHITE TARA, who is famous for healing and long life - the main go to of many Tibetan Buddhist teachers. There are countless stories of her healing and long-life activities. As always, though, although she helps all beings, it does require faith, diligence and practice. Saying the mantra casually a few times won't do much if you don't have absolute faith. Here is a video on White Tara mantra, with a short intro: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoSadY17hqp4ibs

[@betterlifesubliminals9925]

How is Buddhism and Hinduism so related please explain me coz tara bhagwati is worshipped in Hinduism too aswell as haygriv and all forms of tara plus please tell me difference if any

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Hinduism and Buddhism have common origins in the culture (and language) and therefore have similar understandings and many shared views - but this is a complicated and deep topic, not easy to reply to. The "nature" of deity in Buddhism is somewhat different, and certainly, deities are not limited - in either path - by labels. There are shared deities, including Tara, Saraswati, Mahakala, Ganesh, Indra, Brahma, but the aspects and focus of their practices are somewhat different (which are not mutually exclusive -- deities have many "natures"). Buddhism and Hinduism share concepts also on karma, rebirth, and nirvana - but also have different views on each of these as well. Sometimes the differences are label semantics, such as Atman (soul) verus Anatman (nonself in Buddhism) or the Mahayana concepts of Buddha Nature (all beings have Buddha Nature) - and dependent arising. Sometimes it's just the specific focus. The primary problem to be solved (by both paths) is Dukkha (suffering) and Ignorance (incorrect perceptions of reality, etc), but the path to overcoming the goals are different (sometimes in very small ways.) For this reason, the view of deities is also different. However, both cosmologies are cyclical and both accept that the universe goes through constant cycles of growth and destruction. So, no easy answers.

[@KO-iq2kv]

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[@ysulmanore]

Is this mantra sutric or tantric?

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Sutra: The Sutra of Tara Who Protects from the Eight Fears along with the Great Dharani of Tara’s Sutra. (The Sūtra of Tārā Who Protects from the Eight Fears (Skt. tārā ṣṭaghoratāraṇī sūtra, Tib. སྒྲོལ་མ་འཇིགས་པ་བརྒྱད་འཇིགས་པ་བརྒྱད་ལས་སྐྱོབ་པའི་མདོ་, drolma jikpa gyé jikpa gyé lé kyobpé do, Wyl. sgrol ma ‘jigs pa brgyad las skyob pa’i mdo)). Anyone may practice or chant her Mantra and Dharani. You can read a translation of the first one here: buddhaweekly.com/the-sutra-of-tara-who-protects-from-the-eight-fears-in-taras-own-words/

[@ysulmanore]

@@BuddhaWeekly it's nice that her Dharani is in there but I don't see any proclamation of the mantra within the sutra. (Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha)

[@BuddhaWeekly]

Hi Thanks for commenting. It's part of the Dharani.TADYATHA OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA-DUSTAN (SVAHA just end all mantas and is also the last word in the full Dharani.) The full Dharani is below and you'll see the mantra in the four line right after "TADYATHA" . When you see Tadyatha in a Dharani or Sutra this word (which is Sanskrit) means "thus" or "namely" or "this is how it is" and what follows are the Sacred words. You'll also find her mantra in the 21 Praises Dharani and various other places. If you're interested in other texts about Tara, I can recommend Martin Wilson's In Praise of Tara: OM NAMO ARYA-AVALOKITESVARAYA BODHISATTVA MAHASATTVA MAHA- KARUNIKAYA TADYATHA OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SARVA-DUSTAN PRADUSTAN MAMA KRTE DZAMBHAYA STAMBHAYA MOHAYA BANDHAYA HUM HUM HUM PHAT PHAT PHAT SVAHA MAMA ARYAVALOKABHAYA NARA BODHISATTVA MAHASATTVANI ADHISTHANA ADHISTHITE MAMA SARVA-KARMA-AVARANA- SVAHBAVA SUDDHE VISUDDHE SHODHYAYA VISHODHAYA HUM PHAT SVAHA

[@BuddhaWeekly]

I should clarify, that when possible, it's better to chant the Dharani -- but most of us chant the "heart" mantras. So, for Tara Om Tare Tuttare Ture Svaha as a "shortform" or the Dharani. Similarly, Avalokiteshvara's famous mantra Om Mani Padme Hum is a "shortform" of the greater Dharanis, etc. Heart mantras are the "essence" of the Dharani -- in the same way the Heart Sutra is the "heart" of the longer Prajnaparamita Sutras etc...

[@ysulmanore]

@@BuddhaWeekly Thank you, I did not see this before as I was writing my previous long comment.