Green Tara
€1013.00
Green Tara “Syamatârâ” The embodiment of the activity of all Buddhas. She helps lift us up to a mountain of enlighten-ment qualities. Tara belongs to the Karma family of unobstructed compassionate activity. She is known as the Swift One, due to her immediate response to those who request her aid. She is known as the
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Green Tara “Syamatârâ”
The embodiment of the activity of all Buddhas. She helps lift us up to a mountain of enlighten-ment qualities. Tara belongs to the Karma family of unobstructed compassionate activity. She is known as the Swift One, due to her immediate response to those who request her aid. She is known as the great liberator. She is especially known for her power to overcome the most difficult situations, giving protection against dangers and all kinds of fear.
(125cmX65cm incl. silk brocade)
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