Discover the Meaning of the Green Tara Statue: Compassion and Divine Protection

The Colored Green Tara Statue is a revered representation of the goddess Tara in Buddhist traditions, symbolizing active compassion and swift assistance. This statue, originating in Tibetan Buddhism, is known for its ability to provide protection and guidance in overcoming obstacles, fears, poverty, and misfortune. Adorned with a radiant five-jeweled crown, the female Buddha holds a delicate blue utpala flower between her thumb and ring finger. Seated on a moon disc atop a lotus flower, the Green Tara goddess statue embodies purity and enlightenment in a Royal Ease posture that reflects her readiness to act for the benefit of all beings.

Key Features:

• Made from Copper 
• 24K Pure Gold Face
  
• Beautifully Decorated using Acrylic Colors
• Traditionally Hand Crafted by Master Artists

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Green Tara: The Great Liberator

Green Tara, also known as Arya Tara or The Liberator, is a highly revered figure in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism, symbolizing compassion, protection, and liberation. She is often portrayed as a lovely young woman with a green-colored body, representing the embodiment of vitality, action, and the element of wind. According to Buddhist beliefs, Green Tara emerged from a single tear of Avalokiteshvara, the Bodhisattva of compassion, with a mission to aid all beings in overcoming fear, suffering, and adversity. Revered as the Mother of all Buddhas, Green Tara has the power to swiftly answer the prayers of those in need, often invoked for protection from danger and obstacles. Typically depicted seated, she is ready to act at a moment's notice, with her right hand in the abhaya mudra (gesture of fearlessness) and her left hand in the varada mudra (gesture of granting).