Green Tara is a revered goddess in both Hinduism and Buddhism, representing compassion and enlightened activity. In Hinduism, she is one of the ten Mahavidyas and is linked to the fierce goddess Kali. In Buddhism, particularly Tibetan Buddhism, she is a Bodhisattva who aids others on the path to enlightenment and is known as the "Buddha of Enlightened Activity."
GREEN TARA by Katja Sage
Mantra:
Om Tare Tutare Ture Soha
(“O Tara, I invoke your help, O Tara, promptly. Hail.”)
Repeated traditionally 28, 108, 1080 times... or any number intuitively right to you...or without
counting.
OM has been called “an eternal song of the divine” that “is continuously resounding in silence on the
background of everything that exists.” (Amit Ray, Om Chanting and Meditation).
TARE means salvation from mundane dangers and suffering.
TUTTARE represents deliverance into the spiritual path.
TURE represents fast deliverance.
SOHA means “hail” and also “within me” (Tara is within each of us).
(https://gayatriclab.com/2011/10/the-power-of-tara-mantra)
Meditation:
I am the full awakened Buddha, always in female form, beyond forms
I am Tara Bosatsu, bodhisattva of infinite compassion
I am Drolma, She Who Saves
I am Jaanachandra, Moon of Perfected Wisdom
I am the Star Goddess, who guides you with my Light across the ocean of existence
I am Arya Tara, the personification of Mother Earth, who gives you all you need
I am Khadiravani, dweller in the forest, healing goddess of Nature and all life
I am Dakini, my dance continually awakening you to enlightenment
I am Leader of the Caravans, showing the way to those who are lost
I am Jetsun Dolma, Venerable Mother of Mercy
I am the jewel in the heart of compassion
I am the fierce protectress of all life
-Katja Sage
