Tara Stuti (तारा स्तुति) | Tara Stuti Hindi For Blessing Mahavidya Tara

Tara Stuti/तारा स्तुति

Tara Stuti (तारा स्तुति): Tara Mahavidya is considered the goddess of second place in ten great Mahavidyas with the reciting of Tara Stuti, economic progress begins in the life of a Jatak. Many obstacles in the Jatak are redressed. Regular new sources of income open in the life of a seeker. In the group of the Mahavidyas, Tara comes next to Kali. Tara closely resembles Kali in appearance. And just as Kali, Tara too displays gentle or fierce aspects. She was a prominent goddess well before the Mahavidya cult came into being. Tara has a much wider presence outside the Mahavidya periphery, especially in the Tantric traditions of both Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism.

In the group of the Mahavidyas, Maa Tara comes next to Kali. Maa Tara closely resembles Kali in appearance. And just as Maa Kali, Tara too displays gentle yet fierce aspects. Maa Tara is said to be more approachable to the devotees because of her maternal instincts. Tara meaning star, is seen as a beautiful but perpetually self-combusting goddess. Goddess Tara holds a lotus in one of the above arms and a pair of scissors in one of the lower arms. In remaining two arms Goddess Tara holds bloody Kripana and Kapala (skull-cup) filled with the blood. Maa Tara is the Goddess who offers ultimate knowledge and makes one reach the state of Nirvana.

The Tantra regards Tara as potent as Kali. In all the three traditions, Tara the blue goddess is a guide and a protector; and helps to tide over the stormy sea of troubles and turmoil of life. She is Tarini, deliverer or saviour, one who saves guides and transports to salvation. Tara is draped in tiger skin around her waist; and is not naked unlike Kali who symbolizes absolute freedom. Tara is the deity of accomplishments and is often propitiated by business persons for success. Also known as Neel Saraswati, Maa Tara is quite similar in appearance as Maa Kali. While Maa Kali is described as black, Maa Tara is portrait as blue. Both wear a necklace of human skulls. However, Tara wears a tiger-skin skirt.

Tara Stuti Benefits:

It pays homage to Tara who fulfills all the wishes and who trembles all the worlds under her foot, who summons everyone without exception. It says with the sound of the Stuti, the sound fills all the worlds and as she fills all the realms of desire, she fills all the space, the form and formless realms, all the universal space with the sound of her mantra, fulfilling the wishes of beings.
It is said that she tramps with her foot all the obstacles within the three worlds. It says: ”Homage to her to whom all the gods…” they present her with offerings. Tara is referred to somebody who is paid homage to by all the gods like Indra, Brahma, Agni, all the Hindu gods, all the rishis, Rudra, all of the boon gods.

Who has to recite the Tara Stuti:

The person living with scare of some happening untoward in life must recite Tara Stuti as per the Vedic rules.
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