Tarik Mantram

RAMA name is TARAKAM (giver of Moksha) because it is nothing but embodiment of Lord Ardhanareeshwara (Shiva) in Mantra form

RAMA nama is essentially the combination of Shiva and Shakti in Mantra form. Shiva and Shakti being inseparably united as Ardhanareeshwara, RAMA nama is nothing but Lord Shiva (Ardhanareeshwara) in Mantra form. And since we have already read that Shiva is himself Pranavam. Hence Shiva in the form of RAMA nama makes RAMA nama equal to Pranavam.

♥***Therefore RAMA name is TARAKAM because it is nothing but embodiment of Lord Ardhanareeshwara (Shiva) in Mantra form. This proves that the indweller of RAMA mantra is Lord Shiva. Hence all glories of Rama mantra are actually the glories of Lord Shiva.

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Lord Shiva whispers Taraka mantra – RAM in the ears of dying people in Kashi hence Shiva is subordinate of Rama
“This is the spot where, when the vital airs depart from the living person, SHIVA imparts the mantra (Taraka Brahman) to him by which, becoming immortal, he attains liberation”.

So from these references it is clear that TARAKA mantram is RAMA (Pranava) which is Lord Rudra (Shiva) in mantra form. And Shiva whisphers this RAMA mantra in Kashi and liberates the dying person.

ॐ ~ψ~ || हरि अनंत हरि कथा अनंता ||The exploits of Lord Shri Ram are infinite and his stories are also infinite || ~ψ~ ॐ

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