14 Invincible Black Tara: Mantra Destroys 9 Types of Evil and 8 Types of Harm-Doers скачать в хорошем качестве

14 Invincible Black Tara: Mantra Destroys 9 Types of Evil and 8 Types of Harm-Doers

The Fourteenth Tara is also called “Black Tara Who is Frowning Wrathfully” With her great pestle and mortar, she destroys, crushes, and transforms all harm-doers: any evil Maras, Yamas, Mamos, Rakshasa, Yakshas Kinnaras, Bimipatis, and Tsan. She also protects us from all of the 9 evils (see lists below). Any negative or black magic is destroyed. Harm-doers are transformed and purified into helpful beings. The 14th Tara mantra in Lord Atisha’s lineage is: om tare tuttare ture vajra maha pada bhasmim kuru svaha DON'T MISS: Don’t miss part 1 of the BUDDHIST GUIDE TO EXORCISM of Demons, Spirits, Ghosts, Black Magic, Curses with Recitations of the Parittas:    • Buddhist Exorcism: Spirit-Handlers Guide -...   IMPORTANT: It is important to understand that her title “destroyer of enemies” does not mean destroyer of sentient life. If you’re enemy is attacking you, she can destroy the anger and hate causing the attack, but not the attacker itself. If it is a force of nature, she can help subdue. Taking of a life is impossible for a Bodhisattva. NOTE: THERE ARE TWO BLACK TARAS in ATISHA LINEAGE (7 and 14.) Tara 7 is especially for repelling evil intentions and black magic and evil obstacles. Tara 14 is specifically the most wrathful, who crushes the 9 types of evil, including all classes of harm-doers and demons. The mantra of the 7th Tara is on a video here:    • Black Tara Mantra (Tara 7): 1 Hour Destroy...   In Lord Atisha lineage 21 Taras, there are two Black Taras, number 7 and 14, both wrathful aspects to signify and symbolize their power to cut obstacles, destroy evil, and transform the poisons. The 14th Tara is ultimate, invnicible power and protection to remove or transform the 9 types of evil, and the 8 types of Spirit Harmers (from deities to ghosts and spirits). The 7th Tara is equally powerful,k but focuses on obstacles, negative intentions and black magic, and protection from enemies. This is still Mother Tara, who would do anything to protect her child, but “hulked up with transformed fury” necessary to accomplish the savior mission. In other words, she is invincible, and nothing can stand against her mission of Enlightened Activity for the benefit of all sentient beings. The 7th Tara we have in our popular music video here:    • Black Tara Mantra (Tara 7): 1 Hour Destroy...   This is an invincible, mighty Tara, as signified by "maha" in the mantra, meaning “great”. She also has “vajra” in her mantra meaning “lightning bolt” and symbolizing wrathful power, although her main symbol in the Nyingma lineage system is a pestle, used to “crush” the enemies such as demons, spirit-harmers, and the five types of evil. 9 Types of Evil: The nine types of evil are the three evils of the body, the three evils of tongue, and the three evils of mind. These include harm caused to you from the body, tongue and mind of others, such as: Body Evils: 1. Killing: includes war, murder, violence 2. Theft: others stealing from you, or even theft of ideas or reputation 3. Adultery Tongue Evils: 4. Lying and Gossip 5. Slander 6. Abuse Mind Evils: 7. Covetousness and Jealousy 8. Hatred 9. Ignorance and Error 8 Types of Spirit Harm-Doers in Sanskrit and Tibetan (from Yamantaka Tantra): Yamas (gshin rje) : death-bringing demons (Yama is also Lord of death) Tsan (btsan): War-like evil spirits (tsen) and war-like non-human spirits (tsan), also disease-causing demons and powerful ghosts. Can also be demons of mountains, rivers, hunting demons, etc. Mara (bdud): It is Mara (and the Mara daughters, and any an army of Maras, etc) who attacked and tempted Gautama Buddha beneath the Buddha Tree, threatening with weapons and trying to seduce him. Maras are worldly deities who are not evil of intent, but who cause harm through their addictions and sedutions. Mamo (mamo): wrathful female deities: natural spirits but with a tendency to be destructive (stormy spirits) — for example, if you pollute nature, a mamo may be vengeful Rakshasa (sprin po): supernatural mostly malevolent beings, can be cannibals. Rakshashi are female. Yaksha (gnod sbyin): usually benovolent but sometimes mischievous or capricious, (rarely evil but they can be harm-doers) connected with water, fertility, trees, the forest, treasure and wilderness Kinnara (mi-am ci): usually look like part human and part bird and associated with music, but they can, like any being with power, be harm-doers, although usually they are benevolent. Bumipati (sa dbag): these are deities often associated with fire, normally good and wise, but like any non-enlightened being can be a harm-doer (i.e. fire can also harm) #blacktaramantra