14" Tara Statue

14" Tara StatueThe Goddess Tara is worshipped in both Hinduism and Buddhism as the goddess of compassion and protection. In Hinduism, she is a form of the female primordial energy known as shakti. The name comes from the Sanskrit root tar, meaning protection. In other Indian languages, the name translates as star. Tara first appeared as a deity in Hinduism, but was later adopted by Buddhism. In fact, in some traditions, she is considered the female Buddha. In

So thus to gain knowledge be it divine

Veera Lakshmi

Seeing this the king of peacocks made his way to the lotus feet of Lord Krishna

The divine weapons of Goddess Durga are shank (conch)

Usually elephants are the path makers in forest

The right tusk represents wisdom and the left tusk conveys the idea that one must conquer emotions with wisdom to attain perfection

And this makes Hanuman Pooja the most important in Hindu rituals

On Poornima

He blew the nectar of his lips into the flute

Her four hands represents the four goals of human life considered important: Dharma (righteousness and duty)

Overwhelming with the grace of Lord Vishnu is considered very auspicious to overcome from the problem in life

She is the reason why the prosperity of Goddess Lakshmi is never accompanied by peace