Buddhism

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The Theory of Karma in Buddhism	Buddhist Hymns and Prayers	The Kalama Sutta
Festivals of Buddhism	Basic Buddhist Vocabulary
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Symbolism In Buddhism

Green in Buddhist Color Symbolism

Green is in the middle of the visible, seven-color spectrum and thus epitomizes the qualities of balance and harmony. It is the color we relate to in nature, trees and plants.

Hence Green Tara's color represents a blending of white,

yellow, and blue - colors which symbolize, respectively, the functions of pacifying, increasing, and destroying.

Green also denotes youthful vigor and activity, and the Green Tara is always shown as a young girl having a mischievous and playful nature.

The Buddhist Lord of karma (action), Amoghasiddhi, is also associated with this color, reiterating that green in Buddhist thought is the color of action. .