Beautiful Feng Shui statuette of the goddess White Tara. The statuette is made of polyresin (durable resin) imitating white marble. Height is about 15 cm.

Tara is generally perceived as a being who can help people from imminent danger, disease, and overcoming all sorts of obstacles.

Tara is one of the most famous goddesses in the Buddhist world. The translation of her name is literally "Liberator." In Feng Shui it is in the form of embroidery to colorful sculptures. Tara has many forms, many colors and different forms of energy. Among the most popular are the green and white Tara, both of which are referred to as the "Mother Goddesses" and represent a strong and protective current of compassion. There are also black, red, yellow and blue.

Tara is the goddess of compassion and the mother of liberation. Its energy also includes efforts that are reflected in success in general or in specific actions. It doesn't have to be just a matter of worldly success, even though the yellow Tara is associated with wealth and prosperity. Black Tara represents power, blue Tara the ability to transform anger.

The White Tara , also called the "Mother of All Buddhas", is the perfect embodiment of kind power, wisdom and purity.

White Tara expresses the specific energy of purity, truth and power, which are just some of the aspects of white. It is sometimes called Tara with seven eyes, because the stern of the third eye is shown with eyes in hands and feet, thus seeing all human suffering and also encouraging the development of alertness and perception of the surrounding energy.

Just as white is considered the highest color in many mystical traditions because it contains all colors, so White Tara is considered the strongest of all Tars because it embodies all of them.

White Tara is depicted everywhere in the lotus position with the soles of the feet pointing upwards (diamond lotus) . Her left hand is raised and the gesture represents protection and fearlessness, and her right hand is a gesture of compassion. White Tara often has a blue lotus flower in her left hand, depicting faith and fearlessness.
Each gesture is called "mudra," a word from Sanskrit that refers to a thousand-year-old Indian technique that can be used to influence the energy flow in the body. White Tara is the energy of health and longevity. It embodies the fruitful, maternal aspect of compassion.

The best place for white Tara

White Tara is associated with the southwestern, eastern and northern areas of your house, apartment or room. Never place it on the floor, in the kitchen or in the bathroom. The height of the location is at least 1 m above the ground. Her energy helps to overcome fear, anxiety and illusions.

You can learn more about the goddess Tara at: Goddess Tara