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Green Tara (Tara Chittamani) is a female manifestation of enlightened energy, very popular in Tibetan Buddhism.
There are 21 manifestations of Tara; the most important are White Tara and Green Tara. Typical for her manifestation are the seven eyes on the face, on the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet.
Green Tara sits in the lotus position.
In her left hand she holds a blue Uptala flower.
Every month, the 21 verses of Green Tara are recited in all Buddhist spiritual communities, to pacify and overcome obstacles.
Reciting the Green Tara mantra neutralizes known and unknown fears.
The mantra is: OM TARE TUTTARE TURE SOHA.
Characteristic
Details
Name
Dancing Green Tara ( Syamatara )
Origin
Vajrayana Buddhism (Tibet, India, Mongolia, Nepal)
Shape
Dance posture, one leg bent and the other extended, fluid and graceful movement
Color / Appearance
Emerald Green (active compassion, fast energy, immediate protection)
Symbolism
Fast action, dynamism of compassion, liberation of obstacles, protective energy
Attributes
Blue or white lotus in the hands, mudras of protection and generosity
Associated mudras
Right hand: Varada (giving, active compassion); left hand: Abhaya (protection)
Spiritual function
Dispels fears, protects against dangers, acts quickly to support practitioners
Spiritual virtues
Courage, protection, spiritual dynamism, liberation from karmic shackles
Associated colors
Green (active compassion, vitality), gold (illumination, awakening)
Representations
Thangkas, statues, dancing iconography showing his joyful and protective energy
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