My Friend Tara Copper the vast expanse of the

the vast expanse of the dharmadhātu—as the basis and medium of the endless and unlimited display of phenomenal existence

Practice at the Pa-Auk Monastery

They even look really nice just sitting on a table or shrine

was his ability—through teaching and example—to instill purer motivation and a deeper compassion in the hearts of those who were fortunate enough to hear and encounter this exemplary being

Comforted by the compassion of a winged goddess and sustained by the kindness of his Buddhist teachers

My Friend Tara Copper the vast expanse of theGather around Druk the Dragon as he introduces kids (ages to 59) to Tara, a goddess of compassion in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, and reveals the colorful forms she takes to ease suffering and help all beings, large and small! The great goddess Tara manifests in a variety forms and colors to help alleviate the suffering of those who think of her. A deity of compassion in both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, she creates a safe place to learn,