Tara Devi
About Tara Devi
Tara Devi is known among devotees as the second of the ten Mahavidyas—powerful goddesses worshipped across India. She is seen as a fierce and loving form of the Divine Mother, a force that moves all life and gives hope in hardship. Many families praying for strength and protection offer flowers and incense to Tara Devi, trusting in her deep compassion and power. She is also called upon by those facing fear or confusion, as she is seen to guide her children safely through life’s most daunting challenges. In simple words, Tara Devi stands for the never-ending hunger to keep growing and caring—a mother’s love mixed with the wild force of creation. In village shrines and city temples, elders share her story by oil lamp, emphasising how she saved Lord Shiva with her own touch. Her blessings are sought for inner courage, purity, and awakening of the heart.
Mantra of Tara Devi
When the house is washed in the golden light of morning or evening, devotees gather to chant Tara Devi’s mantra: 'Hreem Shreem Hoom Phat, Om Hreem Shreem Hoom Phat, Shreem Hreem Shreem Hoom Phat.' This chant is spoken slowly, each word filled with intent to call on her blessings. The mantra is not complicated, but its vibration is powerful—it is believed to invite Tara’s protection, wisdom, and the power to clear obstacles. Some families recite it facing her idol or a yantra, letting the sound echo gently through the room. As the mantra is repeated softly, the air feels lighter and courage rises in the heart. Even newcomers, hearing elders chant together, feel a deep peace settle. It is taught that with every utterance, Tara Devi’s grace grows stronger, ready to shield her devotees and inspire bold spiritual progress.
Chalisa of Tara Devi
Aarti of Tara Devi
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