White Tara It lives in water all

It lives in water all the time but is never wet by it

In the depths of his profound knowledge

They are larger

the Nyingmas

The circulatory of the wheel indicates continuity of cyclic existence

White Tara It lives in water allThe White Tara comes from the twenty one tears of sadness of Avalokiteshvara, and offers protection against the eight fears. Her right hand rests at her knee in the gesture of generosity. She has seven eyes three on her face, one on the palm of each hand, and one on the sole of each foot. Her full breasts represent the realization of emptiness she bestows on those who follow her practice while the eye in the middle of her forehead represents her