Green Tara
How to do the practice of Tara the liberator, our buddha potential in its future fully purified and evolved form.
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What it means to do retreat
We have to understand what retreat means. We are retreating from dukkha, from suffering, not…
View PostLiving within the five precepts
It is important to keep good ethical conduct while in retreat. Living according to the…
View PostMotivation for the retreat
Generating the proper motivation for doing retreat and examining ways to work with the mind,…
View PostHow to relate to the deity
How do we relate to Tara? We may find it inspiring to view Tara as…
View PostTara’s qualities
One way we can think of Tara is as the physical manifestation of a Buddha's…
View PostTara as resultant refuge
It's encouraging to think of Tara as the Buddha that we are going to become.
View PostLamrim meditation in Tara sadhana
Tara gives us inspiration while we're meditating during the sadhana. She is a representation of…
View PostSeasons change
The seasons change, a vivid example of impermanence. Calling a day the first day of…
View PostHow to see Tara
It is incorrect to project human qualities on Tara or see her as a theistic…
View PostTara is not inherently existent
A buddha is a manifestation of qualities. We don't want to view Tara, or any…
View PostTara’s wisdom
Further explanations of doing the Tara sadhana and what different sections mean. The various kinds…
View PostThe pitfalls of perfectionism
Developing conviction in the Dharma teachings and how to approach the Dharma in a constructive…
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