TARAs - all color

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an ornate painting on the side of a red and black wall with gold trimmings

Vajrayogini

Private Site

Kurukulla

Tara

Blue Tara

Blue Tara, a buddha of protection Blue Tara, or Ekajati, is associated with the transmutation of anger. A Protector expressing ferocious, wrathful, female energy who destroys all learning obstacles #thangka TraditionalArtOfNepal.com

the buddha is sitting in front of an artistic painting

Thangka Paintings

Tara is a female Buddha and one of the most prominent female deities in Nepalese and Tibetan Buddhism. The name Tara means the “one who saves” and as the goddess of compassion, her job is to alleviate people from suffering.

an image of a buddha statue in red and gold

The Magic Faraway Tree

Thangka

Asian Art

Kunst

garden of the far east

White Tara on red. Tara is a generic name for a set of Buddhas or Bodhisattvas of similar aspect. She is known as The Mother of Liberation and represents the virtues of success in work and achievements. The aspects of Tara being similar, they differ in color. The White Tara is associated with compassion, long life, healing and serenity.

an image of a buddha statue in the middle of green and gold paint with clouds

Buddha Art

Hindu

Green Tara Mantra Meaning and Benefits - Arya Tara Mantra

Green Tara the Bodhisattva of compassionate action who manifests in female form. Tara's name is said to derive from the verb meaning "to cross" or "to traverse". In Tibetan Tara is Drolma which means "She Who Saves".