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Tantra proclaims that no other deity confers Siddhi as fast as Maa Tara. Tantra also recognizes the one supreme deity presiding over everything as the highest. At the same time, it admits the existence of various Gods and Goddesses. Tantra deals with the worship of Shakti more prominently. The tradition of " Dasha Maha Vidyas" is a Shakta tradition. As per the Dasha Maha Vidya tradition, the supreme mother is transcendent, absolute, ineffable and immutable. Some of the deities of Dasha Maha Vidyas are of Shanta (Peaceful) nature while others are of Ghora (Fierce) nature. She is Ghora only to rule out our Karma and She is Shanta to confer peace and prosperity on us along with divine knowledge and realization.This is about Maa Tara, the second Maha Vidya. This is the second part of the series "The Divine Feminine."
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Sampath Phani Kumar
The author is a distinguished researcher in Indology and cross-cultural studies. He had to his credit a good number of published research papers.. He had worked as a manager in a reputed public sector financial organization for more the three decades before turning to his current research. He is an ardent worshipper involved in the spiritual practice of the Mother Goddess. With a profound dedication to understanding the cultural and spiritual fabric of societies worldwide, his work involves diligent exploration and an inter-connectedness of traditions and an esoteric outlook.
