- In initial passages, the word refers to the Sarasvati River and is mentioned as one among several northwestern Indian rivers such as the Drishadvati.
- In a legend in the “Varāha Purāna,” Sarasvati is addressed as Gāyatri, Sarasvati, Maheshvari (one of the names of Parvati), and also Savitri.
- She smiles "The name is Sarasvati or known as Sara for short." Ananka looks around and then looks back at her "Follow me I will take you to your home."
- While the symbolism of water is rich and complex in the religions of the world,3 two typical associations are important in Vedic descriptions of Sarasvatī.
- In initial passages, the word refers to the Sarasvatī River and is mentioned as one among several north-western Indian rivers such as the Dṛṣad-vatī.
- The shilpa text Roopamandana has included veena as one of the weapons, but she is in the satvik form. The epics refer to the veena of Sarasvati as kachchapi.
- Sarasvati insan hayatını nasıl etkiler? Varuna tanrıçası ile birlikte zeka, Vishudha çakra, böbrekler ve insan vücudundaki başka bir su tuzu dengesi ile uğraşan.
- A deity with as many attributes as arms, Saraswati (or Sarasvati) is the Hindu goddess of aesthetics. These include music, the arts, wisdom and learning.
- Saraswati (also Sarasvati) is the Hindu goddess of learning, wisdom, music, and aesthetics.
- A nearby signboard denoting the former path of the once great Sarasvati River can be seen along the main highway (Grand Trunk Road).
Saraswati
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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.
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