Hand-Painted Green Tara Mandala Thangka | Tibetan Meditation Art, Silk Brocade

This original hand-painted Tibetan Thangka painting, framed with silk, features a Green Tara in the center of the Sacred mantra Om Mani Padme Hum.

The Green Tara is a prominent figure in Buddhist tradition, often revered as a goddess of compassion and protection. She is recognized for her swift assistance to those who seek her help and is primarily known for alleviating the suffering of all beings. Green Tara embodies the qualities of action, healing, and liberation, representing the essence of intelligent compassion. Her image is typically depicted as a young woman sitting on a lotus, with one leg poised to step forward, symbolizing her readiness to respond to the needs of her devotees. Followers of Green Tara often chant her mantra to invoke her blessings and guidance, seeking personal protection and the ability to assist others in their journeys toward enlightenment.

"Om" is sacred in Hinduism, Buddhism, and other Dharmic religions. It represents the universe's vibration and symbolizes the union between intention (mani) and wisdom (padme) to achieve the purity of the Buddha's body, speech, and mind.

The path of intention and understanding, represented by the mantra "Om Mani Padme Hum," leads to the pure body, speech, and mind of a Buddha. According to the Dalai Lama, chanting this mantra while following this path can help one achieve enlightenment.

In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, the six syllables of the mantra represent the purification or attainment of the six perfections, realms of existence, or the accomplishment of perfection in six practices. Each syllable represents one of the perfections and noble qualities of the character of an enlightened being. The six syllables and their corresponding characteristics are:

- Om: generosity
- Ma: ethics
- Ni: patience
- Pad: diligence
- Me: renunciation
- Hum: wisdom

Chanting this mantra while focusing on these qualities can help one achieve them and ultimately lead to enlightenment.

The meaning of the mantra and what one hopes to accomplish by chanting it in meditation vary from person to person. It can be repeated silently or aloud, using mala beads, ideally a minimum of 108 times. Repetition is a focus point in meditation that is returned whenever the mind wanders. The effects and significance of chanting the mantra are unique to each individual and can only be experienced personally. The mantra can be a robust spiritual growth and development tool when used with intention and mindfulness.

Size with Silk Brocade: 37 x 45 Inches ( 94 x 114cm)
Size of Painting: 19 x 19 Inches ( 48 x 48 cm)
Surface Material: Handmade Cotton canvas
Color: Black And Dust Of Gold, Water, Tibetan Hide Glue Mixture

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