Green Tara; སྒྲོལ་མ; 多羅菩薩, GT
Green Tara is celebrated as the most powerful female deity in the Buddhist tradition. Her name, which translates to “star” in Sanskrit, signifies her role in guiding followers along their spiritual journeys. Green Tara embodies wisdom as a compassionate goddess, representing the essential balance to the masculine principle of compassion. She manifests the dynamic expression of the mind's empty essence—pure, limitless potential and creativity, often called the womb of all existence. In this way, she is considered the mother of all Buddhas. Tara radiates innate wisdom and boundless, unconditional love, as she continuously nurtures and protects all sentient beings.
The goddess is primarily worshipped through the mantra ‘Om tare tuttare ture svaha’ and, in Tibetan Buddhism, through the prayers known as the Twenty-One Praises of Tara.
Hand- Embroided in Nepal. Measurement of the embroidery by itself is 30 inches X 21 inches with additional silk Thangka bordering the Thangka embroidery.
Green Tara is celebrated as the most powerful female deity in the Buddhist tradition. Her name, which translates to “star” in Sanskrit, signifies her role in guiding followers along their spiritual journeys. Green Tara embodies wisdom as a compassionate goddess, representing the essential balance to the masculine principle of compassion. She manifests the dynamic expression of the mind's empty essence—pure, limitless potential and creativity, often called the womb of all existence. In this way, she is considered the mother of all Buddhas. Tara radiates innate wisdom and boundless, unconditional love, as she continuously nurtures and protects all sentient beings.
The goddess is primarily worshipped through the mantra ‘Om tare tuttare ture svaha’ and, in Tibetan Buddhism, through the prayers known as the Twenty-One Praises of Tara.
Hand- Embroided in Nepal. Measurement of the embroidery by itself is 30 inches X 21 inches with additional silk Thangka bordering the Thangka embroidery.
Green Tara is celebrated as the most powerful female deity in the Buddhist tradition. Her name, which translates to “star” in Sanskrit, signifies her role in guiding followers along their spiritual journeys. Green Tara embodies wisdom as a compassionate goddess, representing the essential balance to the masculine principle of compassion. She manifests the dynamic expression of the mind's empty essence—pure, limitless potential and creativity, often called the womb of all existence. In this way, she is considered the mother of all Buddhas. Tara radiates innate wisdom and boundless, unconditional love, as she continuously nurtures and protects all sentient beings.
The goddess is primarily worshipped through the mantra ‘Om tare tuttare ture svaha’ and, in Tibetan Buddhism, through the prayers known as the Twenty-One Praises of Tara.
Hand- Embroided in Nepal. Measurement of the embroidery by itself is 30 inches X 21 inches with additional silk Thangka bordering the Thangka embroidery.