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Tara Mhavidya
The similarities in
appearance between Kali and Tara are striking and unmistakable. They
both stand upon a supine male figure often recognizable as Shiva but
which may also be an anonymous corpse The oral tradition gives an
intriguing story behind the Goddess Tara. The legend begins with the
churning of the ocean. Shiva has drunk the poison that was created from
the churning of the ocean, thus saving the world from destruction, but
has fallen unconscious under its powerful effect. Tara appears and takes
Shiva on her lap. She suckles him, the milk from her breasts
counteracting the poison, and he recovers. This myth is reminiscent of
the one in which Shiva stops the rampaging Kali by becoming an infant.
Seeing the child, Kali's maternal instinct comes to the fore, and she
becomes quiet and nurses the infant Shiva |
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