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White Buddham Sharnam Gachchami ©Shayra #Buddha_purnima #Religion #Hindu #life #Bhakti #nojotoenglish

White Buddham Sharnam Gachchami ©Shayra #Buddha_purnima #Religion #Hindu #life #Bhakti #nojotoenglish

Prem Anand Nallathambi

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loaing all the acquired knowledge ©Prem Anand Nallathambi #knowledge #wisdom #acquiredknowledge #lose losing the knowledge of oneself

loaing all the acquired knowledge ©Prem Anand Nallathambi #knowledge #wisdom #acquiredknowledge #lose losing the knowledge of oneself

Priya's poetry life

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अगर तुम्हारे कर्मो में पवित्रता है तो तुम्हारा धर्म भी पवित्र कहलाएगा, वही अगर तुम्हारे कर्म दूषित हो गए तो तुम्हारा धर्म भी बदनाम हो जाएगा ©Priya's poetry life #dharm #Religion #Faith

अगर तुम्हारे कर्मो में पवित्रता है तो तुम्हारा धर्म भी पवित्र कहलाएगा, वही अगर तुम्हारे कर्म दूषित हो गए तो तुम्हारा धर्म भी बदनाम हो जाएगा ©Priya's poetry life #dharm #Religion #Faith

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On the eighth day of Navratri, devotees worship the goddess Mahagauri. Mahagauri, an incarnation of Goddess Parvati, is revered as the symbol of purity and serenity. She is depicted as a radiant and fair goddess, adorned in white attire. According to Hindu mythology, Mahagauri underwent intense penance to attain Lord Shiva as her consort. Her rigorous tapas (austerity) led to her skin turning dark, earning her the name "Kali." However, Lord Shiva, in his divine grace, bestowed upon her the name Mahagauri, meaning the extremely fair one. Devotees seek the blessings of Mahagauri on the eighth day of Navratri to purify their minds, attain spiritual growth, and seek inner peace. Her worship symbolizes the triumph of purity over impurity and serves as a reminder to lead a virtuous life. ©Shayra #navratri #Navraatra #durga #dharm #Hindu #ambemaa #matarani #Religion

On the eighth day of Navratri, devotees worship the goddess Mahagauri. Mahagauri, an incarnation of Goddess Parvati, is revered as the symbol of purity and serenity. She is depicted as a radiant and fair goddess, adorned in white attire. According to Hindu mythology, Mahagauri underwent intense penance to attain Lord Shiva as her consort. Her rigorous tapas (austerity) led to her skin turning dark, earning her the name "Kali." However, Lord Shiva, in his divine grace, bestowed upon her the name Mahagauri, meaning the extremely fair one. Devotees seek the blessings of Mahagauri on the eighth day of Navratri to purify their minds, attain spiritual growth, and seek inner peace. Her worship symbolizes the triumph of purity over impurity and serves as a reminder to lead a virtuous life. ©Shayra #navratri #Navraatra #durga #dharm #Hindu #ambemaa #matarani #Religion

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On the sixth day of Navratri, devotees worship the goddess Katyayani. Katyayani, an incarnation of the fierce goddess Durga, is revered as the warrior goddess who annihilates evil forces. According to Hindu mythology, she manifested to destroy the demon Mahishasura. Katyayani is depicted with four arms, carrying a sword and a lotus, radiating strength and fearlessness. Her worship on the sixth day of Navratri symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and serves as an inspiration for devotees to confront challenges with courage. By seeking the blessings of Katyayani, devotees hope to attain strength, protection, and divine grace in their lives. ©Shayra #navratri #jaimatadi #matarani #Religion #Hindu #life #India

On the sixth day of Navratri, devotees worship the goddess Katyayani. Katyayani, an incarnation of the fierce goddess Durga, is revered as the warrior goddess who annihilates evil forces. According to Hindu mythology, she manifested to destroy the demon Mahishasura. Katyayani is depicted with four arms, carrying a sword and a lotus, radiating strength and fearlessness. Her worship on the sixth day of Navratri symbolizes the triumph of good over evil and serves as an inspiration for devotees to confront challenges with courage. By seeking the blessings of Katyayani, devotees hope to attain strength, protection, and divine grace in their lives. ©Shayra #navratri #jaimatadi #matarani #Religion #Hindu #life #India

Santhiya

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The true essence of Hinduism is unity In diversity ©Santhiya #navratri #God #Religion #saraswati

The true essence of Hinduism is unity In diversity ©Santhiya #navratri #God #Religion #saraswati