- In classical and medieval Hinduism, Sarasvati is primarily recognized as the goddess of learning, arts and poetic inspiration, and as the inventor of the Sanskrit...
- Bu önemli gün boyunca, insanlar Saraswati’ye dualar eder ve ondan bilgelik, anlayış ve yaratıcılık gibi özelliklerin armağanını talep eder.
- The goddess has several festivals, such as the Saraswati Puja, which is held on the first day of the spring.
- To maintain their occupational and social strengths, the kings and mercantile communities performed Saraswati puja under the guidance of Brahmins.
- The latter, though, already had his hands full with two other wives and so he gave Saraswati to Brahma.
- The word Saraswati (also spelled as Sarasvati, Saraswathy, Saraswathi or Saraswathy) is originated from Sanskrit as a combination of two words namely[3]
- First appearing as the personification of the sacred river Sarasvati and also identified with Vac, the goddess of speech, she is later named the consort, daughter...
- Saraswati Pooja is an important Hindu festival, which is celebrated to worship the Goddess of knowledge and wisdom.
- Most scholars assert that it is only as river that the Rig-Veda has alluded to Saraswati and what of it seems to pervade all three worlds is its celestial character.
- Actually, word Saraswati is a fusion word of Saras & Vati where Saras means pooling water and Vati means she who posses.
Saraswati
Hindu Tanrıçası
Genel bilgiler
Saraswati (Sanskritçe: सरस्वती) Hinduizm'deki üç büyük tanrıçadan birisidir; diğerleri Lakşmi ve Durga'dır.
Saraswati, Yaratıcı olarak inanılan tanrı Brahma'nın eşidir. Saraswati'den bir tanrıça olarak bahsedilen ilk kaynak Rigveda'dır. Vedik dönemden Hindu geleneklerinin modern dönemine kadar bir tanrıça olarak önemini korumuştur.
Genellikle bir kitap, bir tespih, bir su kabı ve veena adı verilen bir müzik aleti tutan dört kollu şekilde gösterilir. Bu öğelerin her birinin Hinduizmde sembolik bir anlamı vardır.