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Tara Rito Loma Jonma is known for giving protection against contagious diseases, plagues, and fevers. Roughly translated, Ritb means "mountain hermitage," Loma means "leaves of a tree," and j6nma means "wearing." So this is the Tara wearing the leaves of a tree in her mountain retreat. In many of the traditional stories about Tara, she appears as a lady dressed in leaves to save a devotee from a fearful situation. Her Praise says:
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