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🌸 21 Taras: The Compassionate Manifestations of Tara
Tārā is a revered female bodhisattva in Tibetan Buddhism known for her compassion, swiftness in protecting from fear, and ability to grant wishes. She appears in 21 distinct forms, each with a unique color, posture, gesture (mudra), and spiritual purpose. Here’s a detailed guide to each of the 21 Taras, perfect for spiritual seekers and art collectors.
1. Tārā Nyurma Pamo (Swift and Heroic Tara)
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Color: Green
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Symbolism: Swift compassion, removes obstacles.
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Special Power: Helps in achieving success quickly, eliminates hindrances.
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Mantra: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha
2. Tārā Tsugtor Namgyalma (Crown-ornamented Tara)
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Color: White
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Symbolism: Long life and purification.
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Special Power: Cures diseases, purifies negativities, and grants longevity.
3. Tārā Zhoema (Smiling Peaceful One)
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Color: Yellow
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Symbolism: Prosperity, spiritual wealth.
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Special Power: Increases inner and outer wealth.
4. Tārā Wangdu Rigje Lhamo (Powerful Lady who subdues)
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Color: Golden
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Symbolism: Control and pacification of negative forces.
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Special Power: Protects from spiritual attacks and black magic.
5. Tārā Tokche Chenma (Greatly Ferocious Tara)
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Color: Red
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Symbolism: Magnetizing power and transformation.
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Special Power: Attracts positive energies, enhances spiritual influence.
6. Tārā Jigje Chenmo (Terrifier of the Three Worlds)
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Color: Red-black
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Symbolism: Wrathful protection.
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Special Power: Dispels fear, subdues demonic forces.
7. Tārā Sengdeng Nagchi (Black-clothed Tara)
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Color: Dark blue
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Symbolism: Deep wisdom, removal of poisons.
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Special Power: Overcomes poison—physical, emotional, and spiritual.
8. Tārā Yangchen Drolma (Tara, Goddess of Melodious Voice)
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Color: White with blue
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Symbolism: Music, wisdom, eloquence.
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Special Power: Helps in communication, learning, and teaching.
9. Tārā Rinchen Trengma (Jewel Garland Tara)
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Color: Yellow-orange
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Symbolism: Wealth, generosity.
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Special Power: Bestows abundance and reduces miserliness.
10. Tārā Norjin Trengden (Bestower of Riches)
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Color: Golden yellow
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Symbolism: Material and spiritual treasures.
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Special Power: Increases prosperity and spiritual richness.
11. Tārā Rabzhima (The Calm One)
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Color: White
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Symbolism: Inner peace and mental clarity.
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Special Power: Soothes emotional turmoil and stress.
12. Tārā Khechari (Mover in the Sky)
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Color: Light green
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Symbolism: Swift liberation.
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Special Power: Cuts through confusion, guides to enlightenment.
13. Tārā Rikpay Selma (Dispeller of Ignorance)
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Color: Light yellow
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Symbolism: Clarity, wisdom.
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Special Power: Clears delusions, sharpens intellect.
14. Tārā Barwa Gyedma (The Blazing One)
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Color: Flaming red
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Symbolism: Power and transformation.
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Special Power: Transforms negativity into strength.
15. Tārā Yullay Gyalma (Victorious over Enemies)
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Color: Blue-black
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Symbolism: Triumph and courage.
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Special Power: Conquers external/internal enemies and fears.
16. Tārā Möpa Drölma (She who Dispels Conflicts)
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Color: Pale red
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Symbolism: Harmony, diplomacy.
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Special Power: Resolves disputes, builds peaceful relationships.
17. Tārā Tönkhyen Drölma (Liberator from Suffering)
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Color: Light green
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Symbolism: Healing and comfort.
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Special Power: Relieves suffering and aids the sick.
18. Tārā Zhedronma (She who Guides and Leads)
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Color: Blue-green
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Symbolism: Guidance and spiritual direction.
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Special Power: Leads followers on the path of truth.
19. Tārā Lhamo Ozer Chenma (Lady of Radiant Light)
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Color: Radiant white
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Symbolism: Light and protection.
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Special Power: Wards off darkness and fear of the unknown.
20. Tārā Rigngag Tönma (Revealer of the Dharma)
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Color: Golden yellow
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Symbolism: Teaching and wisdom.
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Special Power: Inspires practice, reveals true knowledge.
21. Tārā Sog Drolma (Savior from Death)
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Color: White with gold
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Symbolism: Life force, immortality.
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Special Power: Protects from untimely death and grants longevity.
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