THE SIXTH TARA
The Great Awe-Inspiring Tara
Tibetan: Drölma Jigje Chenmo
(Sanskrit: Tārā Mahābairavā)
Tara Mahabhairava overcomes inner and outer negativity and heals mental imbalances such as memory loss, confusion, mental illness, depression, and anxiety disorders.
Color: Dark red
Expression: Fierce
Mantra: Om Tare Tuttare Sarva Vighnan Bam Hung Phat Svaha
Symbols: Ritual dagger
Resources for real life Tara Mahabhairava from Embodying Tara:
Nawal El Saadawi
Talks, Interviews & Articles:
- Interview (2018): Nawal El Saadawi on feminism, fiction and the illusion of democracy
- Series of Talks at “Creativity, Women, Dissidence” (2011):
- Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3
- Article in The Guardian (2010): Nawal El Saadawi: Egypt’s Radical Feminist
- Audio interview, BBC (2013)
- Article in The Guardian (2015): Nawal El Saadawi: ‘Do you feel you are liberated? I feel I am not’
- Article on Refinery29 (2018): “Women Are Pushed To Be Just Bodies – Veiled Under Religion Or Veiled By Makeup”: Nawal El Saadawi On Feminism Today.
Books by Nawal El Saadawi:
- Woman at Point Zero
- The Hidden Face of Eve
- Women and Sex
- Walking through Fire: The Later Years of Nawal El Saadawi, In Her Own Words
- All Nawal El Saadawi books…
“Click on the Tara you would like to explore further…”
First Tara: Tara the Swift Heroine
Second Tara: Tara the Melodious One, Treasure of Intelligence
Third Tara: The Golden One Who Bestows Merit
Fourth Tara: Victorious Queen of Crowning Light
Fifth Tara: Magnetizing Goddess Of Knowledge
Sixth Tara: The Great Awe-Inspiring Tara
Seventh Tara: Unassailable Tara
Eighth Tara: Invincible Heroine
Ninth Tara:Tara of the Acacia Forest
Tenth Tara:Tara Who Is Victorious over the Three Worlds
Eleventh Tara:Tara the Wealth-Granting Goddess
Twelfth Tara:Tara Who Brings About Auspiciousness
Thirteenth Tara:Tara Who Brings About Auspiciousness
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