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Tara is the embodiment of boundless compassion. Even the mere mention of her name can save you from many disasters. Tara as a mahavidya is the embodiment of emotions and means of expression, that is, speech. The Tara Yantra is a visual representation of the goddess Tara used in meditation and spiritual practices. It symbolizes infinite wisdom, compassion and strength, and also helps to awaken inner energy and develop spiritual consciousness. Use the Tara Yantra if you want: - learn to control your emotions and understand them; - get more respect from others; - to perceive reality clearly and effectively; - it's better to understand people; - improve your ability to choose friends and a life partner; - speaking fluently, enthusiastically, incendiary, interesting, emotional and understandable for listeners; - develop your eloquence, prepare for public speaking; - get rid of fear and anger; - overcome the fear of water and learn to swim; - to get out of a prolonged period of failures, lack of money, diseases; - quickly overcome the disease and recover in the shortest possible time; - improve your analytical skills, strengthen your intelligence, acquire new knowledge, get an education, engage in a new type of activity for yourself; - to get out of a protracted crisis (creative, labor, life, financial). The main tantric yantras are represented by Ten Incarnations of the Goddess Shakti - these are the Ten Mahavidyas, also known as the Goddesses of Wisdom. The sphere of activity of these ten goddesses covers almost all areas of existence. Maha means "big"; vidya means "knowledge". Thus, these are the goddesses of great knowledge. Of the ten goddesses of wisdom (mahavidya), the first three are the most important. Kali represents power (shakti), Tara — wisdom (prajna), Sundari — beauty (sundara); these are the three main aspects of the Goddess. Kali is associated with Shiva, the destroyer, while Tara is associated with Brahma, the creator, and Sundari is associated with Vishnu. Kali is being (sat), Tara is consciousness (chit), Sundari is happiness (ananda). These three things constitute the threefold nature of the Absolute. Tara is the second, after Kali, among the Ten Mahavidyas. The name Tara means the giver of liberation (tarakatvat). She gives both happiness (sukha) and salvation (moksha). Tara holds a special position among the female embodiments of Wisdom. She is the essence of loving devotion, which is the basis for all religious practice from the simplest acts of reverence to the most complex meditation practices. Her motherly love embraces all living beings, regardless of their merits. She extends her loving care to the good and the evil, the foolish and the wise, like the sun sending its rays to both sinners and saints. The Tara Yantra is perfect for beginners who are just thinking about spiritual practices and are afraid to make mistakes in something. The goddess Tara is so benevolent and patient that it is impossible to anger or offend her by practicing sincerely and wholeheartedly. (you can contact me for making this Yantra in another size) Yantra has a special purpose for hanging on the wall. READY TO SHIP!!! Materials: glass, stained glass paints, acrylic rhinestones, wooden frame This is a 100% vegan product! No materials of animal origin were used in the creation of this product. Please note that the colors in the picture may vary, depending your monitor settings, but I guarantee the colors are vivid.