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Tara Mantra Magick

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Tara, the swift liberator of Tibetan Buddhism, is the patron goddess Baal Kadmon credits in book after book, and this volume gives her the dedicated practice. After chapters on wrathfulness, the Divine Feminine, the goddess Tara herself, her four colors and the twenty-one emanations, and her mantra and prayer, the book covers the magickal instruments used in her practice. Eight rituals follow with basic instructions preceding them: self-confidence, attaining goals, breaking a bad habit, getting unstuck, financial abundance, love, tapping into your creativity, and the harder-edged to crush your enemies. A bonus chapter teaches how to enhance the Tara mantra practice through achieving siddhi. The book keeps the goddess's peaceful and wrathful faces both in view and explains why the same mantra serves both. First published in 2015, it remains the author's core title on Tara and a frequent entry point for readers new to his catalog and to Tibetan-style mantra work generally.

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Tara, the swift liberator of Tibetan Buddhism, is the patron goddess Baal Kadmon credits in book after book, and this volume gives her the dedicated practice. After chapters on wrathfulness, the Divine Feminine, the goddess Tara herself, her four colors and the twenty-one emanations, and her mantra and prayer, the book covers the magickal instruments used in her practice. Eight rituals follow with basic instructions preceding them: self-confidence, attaining goals, breaking a bad habit, getting unstuck, financial abundance, love, tapping into your creativity, and the harder-edged to crush your enemies. A bonus chapter teaches how to enhance the Tara mantra practice through achieving siddhi. The book keeps the goddess's peaceful and wrathful faces both in view and explains why the same mantra serves both. First published in 2015, it remains the author's core title on Tara and a frequent entry point for readers new to his catalog and to Tibetan-style mantra work generally.

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