tara Mahavidyaतारा महाविद्याtara Mahavidya(तारा महाविद्या): Goddess Ma Tara Maintains The Second Significant Position. Among All The Ten Dus Mahavidya’s. Tara Means “star” Which Symbolizes Light. Tara As “light” Guides, Carries Over, Overcoming And Conquering Hurdles For Acquiring Knowledge, Attainment Of Powerful Speech And The Qualities Of Learning. The Origin Of Tara Mahavidya Is Associated With The Samudra Manthan (churning Of The Ocean). Lord Shiva Became Unconscious After Drinking Dangerous‘halahala’(poison) Coming Out Of Samudra Manthan. To Recover Him From This Adverse Situation, Tara Mata Appeared In The Form Of Mother And Fed Milk. Lord Shiva Gained Consciousness And The Poison Was Neutralised As Maa Absorbed The Poison. Hence, Lord Shiva And Goddess Tara Mahavidya Came To Be Known As‘neelakantha’and‘neel Saraswati’respectively.सयोनिं चन्दनेनाष्टदलं पदं लिखेत् तत: ।म्रद्वासनं समासाध मायां पूर्वदले लिखेत् ॥बीजं द्वितीयं याम्ये फट्-उत्तरे पश्चिय मेतुठम् ।मध्ये बीजं लिखेत् तारं भूतशुद्धिमथाचरेत् ॥tarapeeth:small Temple Town, Tara Pith, Is In Birbhum District Of West Bengal. Tarama Is Popular Among Her Devotees As Tantric Temple Including Its Adjoining Cremation Grounds Where Tantric Rites Are Performed (tara Mahavidya). Tantric Temple Is Dedicated To Goddess Tara (kali), A Fearsome Tantric Aspect Of Divine Mother.legend Related To Shakti Piths, Goddess Sati, The Consort Of Shiva, Felt Insulted When Her Father Daksha Did Not Invite Lord Shiva To Great Yajna ,fire-sacrifice, Which He Organized. Unable To Bear This Humiliation, Sati ...
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