THE NINTH TARA
Tara of the Acacia Forest
Tibetan: Drölma Sengdeng Nag
(Sanskrit: Tārā Khadiravaṇī)
Tara Khadiravani is considered the main “Green Tara,” also known as, “Tara of the Acacia Forest Who Protects From all Dangers.”
Color: Emerald Green
Expression: Peaceful
Mantra: Om Tare Tuttare Ture Dana Traya Svaha
Symbol: Dharma Wheel
Resources for real life Tara Khadiravani from Embodying Tara:
Jane Goodall
Resources:
Books:
- Reason for Hope: A Spiritual Journey
- Jane Goodall: 50 Years at Gombe
- Through a Window: My Thirty Years with the Chimpanzees of Gombe
- All books by Jane Goodall
Documentary:
Interviews & Articles:
- In these ‘very dark times,’ Jane Goodall explains why she is still hopeful, an Interview with CNN (2020)
- National Geographic Kids article
Podcast:
Other resources:
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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
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