White Tara is also known as the Wish-Fulfilling Wheel and Mother of All Buddhas. She is associated with the qualities of long life, healing, tranquility, compassion.
She has seven eyes, the additional ones being in the palms of her hands and on the soles of her feet, with the third eye on her forehead. This portrays her watchful eye on the world. Her right hand symbolizes the bestowal of blessings, and her left hand demonstrates protection. The blue lotus in her left hand, with blossoms in various stages of development, signifies the past, current, and future buddhas, showing that she is the essence of the Three Buddhas.
White Tara is also known as the Wish-Fulfilling Wheel and Mother of All Buddhas. She is associated with the qualities of long life, healing, tranquility, compassion.
She has seven eyes, the additional ones being in the palms of her hands and on the soles of her feet, with the third eye on her forehead. This portrays her watchful eye on the world. Her right hand symbolizes the bestowal of blessings, and her left hand demonstrates protection. The blue lotus in her left hand, with blossoms in various stages of development, signifies the past, current, and future buddhas, showing that she is the essence of the Three Buddhas.
