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The Tara's
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BODHISATTVA – In our world, White Tara, Red Tara, and Green Tara still play significant roles in spiritual practices, cultural traditions, and personal development, both within Tibetan Buddhism and among those of us interested in mindfulness and spirituality.
Green Tara What does Green Tara wake us to? • Embodiment of Compassionate Action: Green Tara is the manifestation of active compassion. She represents the energy that alleviates suffering and removes obstacles. • Protection and Guidance: Green Tara is protection against physical and spiritual dangers. In a world filled with uncertainties, her figure provides comfort and a sense of security. • Feminine Wisdom and Empowerment: Green Tara empowers women and promotes gender equality. She serves as a symbol of feminine strength and wisdom. • Environmental Awareness: Green Tara's is connected to nature and the environment. Practitioners may focus on her to foster a deeper connection with the earth and promote ecological responsibility.
White Tara What does White Tara wake us to? • Healing and Longevity: White Tara is associated with health, healing, and long life. In an age where wellness is a significant concern, she brings spiritual support for physical and emotional healing. • Inner Peace and Serenity: Her serene appearance symbolizes purity and tranquility. Individuals seeking peace amidst the chaos of modern life may meditate on White Tara to cultivate inner calm. • Compassion and Nurturing: White Tara embodies maternal compassion. She inspires people to develop empathy and care for others, which is particularly relevant in fostering community and social support networks. She brings mothering. • Support in Times of Grief: Those dealing with loss or hardship can turn to White Tara for comfort and solace, finding strength in her mothering presence.
Red Tara What does Red Tara wake us to? • Magnetizing Positive Energies: Red Tara is associated with attraction and the ability to draw in positive influences, opportunities, and relationships. • Empowerment and Confidence: She represents passion and power. You can engage with Red Tara to boost your self-esteem and overcome your personal inhibitions. • Enhancing Relationships: Red Tara's energy aids in improving interpersonal connections, making her relevant for those looking to deepen relationships or resolve conflicts. • Creative Inspiration: Artists and creatives might seek inspiration from Red Tara to ignite passion and fuel creativity in their work.
Overall Energies the Tara’s wake us to. In today's globalized world, the Taras serve as accessible archetypes for addressing universal human concerns: • Mental Health: With rising awareness of mental health issues, the Taras provide spiritual tools for coping with stress, anxiety, and depression. • Cultural Preservation: For Tibetan communities and the diaspora, these deities are central to preserving cultural identity and traditions. • Spiritual Inclusivity: The universal themes embodied by the Taras—compassion, healing, empowerment—resonate across different cultures and religions, attracting a diverse following. • Ethical Living: The teachings associated with the Taras encourage ethical behavior, altruism, and mindfulness, contributing to personal growth and societal well-being. By engaging with the practices and meditations associated with White, Red, and Green Tara, individuals in modern societies find pathways to navigate personal challenges, foster positive qualities, and contribute to a more compassionate world.
Essential oil blends: Green Tara: blue lotus, foin coupe' hay, jasmine & balsam fir
Red Tara: Mysore sandalwood, aged patchouli, clove bud & honeysuckle
White Tara: white lotus, rose absolute, tuberose abs
Green Tara What does Green Tara wake us to? • Embodiment of Compassionate Action: Green Tara is the manifestation of active compassion. She represents the energy that alleviates suffering and removes obstacles. • Protection and Guidance: Green Tara is protection against physical and spiritual dangers. In a world filled with uncertainties, her figure provides comfort and a sense of security. • Feminine Wisdom and Empowerment: Green Tara empowers women and promotes gender equality. She serves as a symbol of feminine strength and wisdom. • Environmental Awareness: Green Tara's is connected to nature and the environment. Practitioners may focus on her to foster a deeper connection with the earth and promote ecological responsibility.
White Tara What does White Tara wake us to? • Healing and Longevity: White Tara is associated with health, healing, and long life. In an age where wellness is a significant concern, she brings spiritual support for physical and emotional healing. • Inner Peace and Serenity: Her serene appearance symbolizes purity and tranquility. Individuals seeking peace amidst the chaos of modern life may meditate on White Tara to cultivate inner calm. • Compassion and Nurturing: White Tara embodies maternal compassion. She inspires people to develop empathy and care for others, which is particularly relevant in fostering community and social support networks. She brings mothering. • Support in Times of Grief: Those dealing with loss or hardship can turn to White Tara for comfort and solace, finding strength in her mothering presence.
Red Tara What does Red Tara wake us to? • Magnetizing Positive Energies: Red Tara is associated with attraction and the ability to draw in positive influences, opportunities, and relationships. • Empowerment and Confidence: She represents passion and power. You can engage with Red Tara to boost your self-esteem and overcome your personal inhibitions. • Enhancing Relationships: Red Tara's energy aids in improving interpersonal connections, making her relevant for those looking to deepen relationships or resolve conflicts. • Creative Inspiration: Artists and creatives might seek inspiration from Red Tara to ignite passion and fuel creativity in their work.
Overall Energies the Tara’s wake us to. In today's globalized world, the Taras serve as accessible archetypes for addressing universal human concerns: • Mental Health: With rising awareness of mental health issues, the Taras provide spiritual tools for coping with stress, anxiety, and depression. • Cultural Preservation: For Tibetan communities and the diaspora, these deities are central to preserving cultural identity and traditions. • Spiritual Inclusivity: The universal themes embodied by the Taras—compassion, healing, empowerment—resonate across different cultures and religions, attracting a diverse following. • Ethical Living: The teachings associated with the Taras encourage ethical behavior, altruism, and mindfulness, contributing to personal growth and societal well-being. By engaging with the practices and meditations associated with White, Red, and Green Tara, individuals in modern societies find pathways to navigate personal challenges, foster positive qualities, and contribute to a more compassionate world.
Essential oil blends: Green Tara: blue lotus, foin coupe' hay, jasmine & balsam fir
Red Tara: Mysore sandalwood, aged patchouli, clove bud & honeysuckle
White Tara: white lotus, rose absolute, tuberose abs
