White Tara Sadhana
Group Practice
26th October 2025
10AM - 12PM
White Tara is associated with practices which can contribute to enhancing one’s life span and overcome life-threatening hindrances. White Tara practice can also be done on behalf of someone who is ill.
The White Tara sadhana group practice provides an opportunity for participants to practice the sadhana together for the purpose to increase the number of recitations as part of TI community’s commitment to meet the 10 millions recitations for the long and healthy life of our most Venerable Geshe Doga.
At the same time, for our own benefit, to dedicate the positive energy to our physical, spiritual and mental well-being. Geshe-la has said that he has seen sick and critically ill people regain their health after being given the White Tara mantra to recite.
By relying on White Tara and reciting her mantra, we can achieve a deep level of inner well-being so that we can truly be of help to ourselves and others.
Please email spc@tarainstitute.org.au for further information
“As per a ritual analysis requested by the students of the faithful
Geshe Doga, the outcome is continuing with the long life White
Tara practice will do (ie to clear away obstacles)
- His Holinessthe 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso (16th June 2025)
At the completion of the 3000 recitations of the Golden Light Sutra in May 2025, the
students at Tara Institute requested His Holiness the Dalai Lama to advise what
practice to do for the long life and good health of both His Holiness the Dalai Lama
and Venerable Geshe Doga.
Rejoice, students of Geshe Doga can now practice the following:
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White Tara Long Life Sadhana at home or group practice days-
o The White Tara Sadhana group practice dates will be announced regularly throughout 2025 and will continue to be shared each year through 2028
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White Tara Mantra –
o Goal is 10 million mantras by July 2028
Any questions – please contact spc@tarainsititute.org.au
Register your interest here:
White Tara Mantra
Please Listen to Venerable Geshe Lobsang's White Tara Mantra Chanting Recording
