Wallpaper, screensaver for phone "Tara"

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Tara...

created in Nepal.

A representative of the female world of deities.
It is believed that she was once an earthly woman, whose oath was as follows: "I nurtured bodhichitta as a woman. In all my rebirths, I swear to be born a woman. And even then, when I reach the enlightenment of the Buddha, I will be a woman."
Her right leg descends from the lotus, thereby symbolizing Tara's readiness to instantly come to the rescue.
Her right hand is generously open.
Well , the left one ... At my Container, she releases a bird.
It was as if I heard: Let go... Trust me... Open your hand...
Well, in general, Tara is a defender from troubles.
It is believed that her image is a magical shield for a person.
And yantra is the house of the deity. It helps the higher divine energies to materialize into the earthly world.
The picture shows the geometry of the yantra of the goddess Tara.
Traditionally, it is said that a person reciting her mantra defeats all demons, destroys obstacles and achieves the fulfillment of desire.
Created in Nepal. Started in Moscow. I can't write such a Container without my teacher yet :)).
So with gratitude to Alexander Maranov!

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Digital picture that you can use for screensaver on your phone or tablet.

You will receive image, individually saved, with no watermarks.

You will not be receivin any physical item.

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