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That is, three times. Each time, in connection with the practice, the praise is recited seven times seven times, as stated in the Guru's instructions. By reciting in this way, if one desires a son, for the householder's side, one will obtain a lineage; for the renunciant's side, because one desires a Dharma son disciple, one will obtain many sons or disciples. If one desires wealth, one will obtain wealth and enjoyment. Furthermore, one will obtain peaceful and other activities, as well as pills and eye medicine, swords and yaksha women, great treasures, and so on, all kinds of accomplishments. Praise to the Holy Tara. Spoken by the Perfectly Complete Buddha Vairochana, it is said that this comes from the Seven Hundred Tantras, the King of the Tara Tantras. Although it is said to be a tantra of various activities, it can also be seen here nowadays. However, scholars consider this to be a composed tantra, which is not the case here. It is not contradictory to be a fragment of an extensive tantra or a concise tantra. Perfection is Samasata, which means to be completely obtained. Mother of the Buddhas of the three times, this praise tantra has been well spoken. By the virtue obtained from this, may the state of the Holy Mother be attained. This is the explanation of the Praise to the Twenty-One Taras, spoken by Taranatha. Checked. Mangalam! May this pure white merit, with pure and virtuous Bodhicitta, become a cloud of offerings that pleases the root Guru, purify the obscurations of oneself and others, perfectly complete the vast accumulation of merit, and quickly enjoy the glory of the two benefits. This was written by Ma Ri. Auspicious! Good! Blank page. Explanation of the Praise to the Twenty-One Taras.