Sita Tara, also known as White Tara, is revered for her healing powers and tranquil demeanor. She wears all-white, symbolizing the purity of virtue and the brilliant radiance of awakened awareness. White Tara absorbs the aura and becomes a moon goddess. In addition to being stunning to look at, the moon brightens the earth with a gentle glow. The full moon enhances White Tara's mystical ability to enlarge sentient beings, allowing them to reach their full potential. She represents tranquility and growth in boundless happiness, according to certain interpretations. When we dedicate ourselves to her, the moon of our life, values, and wisdom are completed in a lovely circle.
She demonstrates with her seven eyes and profusion of riddles that compassion needs wisdom to be accurately and impartially observed; otherwise, it is either sentimentality or pity. According to a perspective by Stephan Beyer, the seven eyes stand for the four Brahma viharas and the three vismoksha. There are four blissful states of mind or Brahma viharas. Loving-kindness is the primary and most important quality of both happiness and compassion. Happiness turns compassion into empathetic joy, celebrating other people's successes or good fortune. The last of the four virtues, equanimity, is reached when these pleasant emotions are experienced equally by all living creatures. The three vismokshas offer different viewpoints on reality.
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