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A live recording of the Buddhist chant ‘Om tare’, performed in the Dhyanalinga temple as part of the consecration day celebrations.
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Mantra lyrics:
”Om tare tuttare ture soha.”
Translation in English:
“OM! O, Tara! I entreat you, O Tara! O swift one! Hail!
or
“I prostrate to the Liberator, Mother of all the Victorious Ones.”
Green Tara mantra – Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha meaning
Om – represents the speech, body, and mind qualities of all the Buddhas. Om has no conceptual meaning and is the sacred sound representing the entire universe, past, present, and future.
Tare – represents salvation from suffering and mundane dangers. The word is translated as ”the Swift One.”
Tuttare – represents the protection from all our fears and the deliverance into the spiritual path, conceived in terms of individual salvation.
Ture – represents the fulfillment of our spiritual path. Meaning we want to develop all of the positive qualities and we want to purify all our negativities.
Soha – translates as ”so be it”, ”may it be like that” or “May a blessing rest on.”
According to a Buddhist teacher Sangharakshita (founder of the Triratna Buddhist Community), a traditional explanation of the mantra is that the variations of her name represent three progressive stages of salvation.
Chanting Green Tara mantra benefits:
By chanting this powerful mantra with a sincere motivation, one will be able to invoke the blessings of Goddess Tara and request for her protection from danger and from our fears.
In addition, the Buddhist mantra is used to overcome mental, physical, or emotional blockages and also blockages in relationships. Reciting the mantra daily can eliminate disease, fear, anxiety, suffering, disasters, troubles, and negative karma.
According to the high lamas, no one ever attained Enlightenment without the help of Goddess Tara. When you chant this potent mantra with intense devotion, the mantra is transformed into a powerful wish-fulfilling prayer.
Chant one mala (108 repetitions) of this mantra each morning (brahma muhurta) and each night. When you chant the mantra, visualize Green Tara Goddess in space in front of you, level with your forehead, at a comfortable distance of about one body-length.
Practice
The First Dalai Lama’s Teachings on Tara
The first Dalai Lama wrote that we can call on her to instantly save us from eight particular dangers, each of which represents a corresponding human mental problem:
• lions — pride
• wild elephants — delusion and ignorance
• forest fires — hatred
• snakes — jealousy
• robbers — wrong views, including fanatical views
• prisons — greed and miserliness
• floods — desire and attachment
• demons — doubts caused by delusion
Ordinary Tibetans pray to her when we are sick, when leaving for a long journey, or when we hope for success or wealth. His Holiness’ teaching shows us that this is not actually the true purpose of praying to or reciting mantras to Tara.
When we chant the Green Tara mantra, we are not simply asking for Tara’s blessings and help with our lives and our “real world” problems.
Actually, we are also asking to be liberated from the misery of the mental delusions and negative emotions that blind us to true freedom, and to achieve the same enlightened body, speech and mind that Tara represents, not only for our own benefit, but for the benefit of all sentient beings.
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