Tara Practice
September 20, 2010
Location
Nalandabodhi New York
324 West 23rd Street #2A
New York, NY 10011
Phone: 212-399-2193
Schedule
Every other Monday night
on the following dates:
September 20, October 4 & 18
From 7 pm - 9:00 pm
Nalandabodhi New York
324 West 23rd Street #2A
New York, NY 10011
Phone: 212-399-2193
Schedule
Every other Monday night
on the following dates:
September 20, October 4 & 18
From 7 pm - 9:00 pm
Price
$7 Suggested Donation
$7 Suggested Donation
This practice relates to both Green Tara and White
Tara and includes beautiful songs and verses composed by Khenpo
Tsultrim Gyamtso Rinpoche.
The history of Arya Tara is that her first
incarnation was that of a royal princess. It was during that birth
that she gave rise to the enlightened intention of bodhicitta to
benefit all sentient beings. She also made a pledge to do so by
attaining Buddhahood in the form and in the body of a woman.
In this way Arya Tara took successive incarnations
and while being a female Buddha in essence, she maintained the way
of a female bodhisattva and her enlightened activity was unbroken.
She continually performed enlightened activity for the benefit of
sentient beings and in particular she emanated into twenty-one
forms of Tara, and through these emanations dispelled all kinds of
fears of sentient beings.
"Not only is supplicating Arya Tara beneficial for
clearing away immediate obstacles for individuals who have entered
the paths to liberation and omniscience; supplicating Arya Tara
helps to clear away all hindrances and obstacles related to
achieving the ultimate goals. If you are a person who has entered
and is practicing the path, then supplicating Arya Tara helps
dispel all obstacles you are facing that get in the way of making
your practice fruitional. Arya Tara also clears away obstacles of
all those with whom we have connections, our friends, our
relatives, our partners and so on, anyone for whom we wish that
they be free of illness, negative spirits, and other obstacles.
When you supplicate Arya Tara you will receive her blessing."
- The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche

