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[13] (Sára means knowledge; Sárada [...] effulgence.” The reference to Sarasvatii in the Vedas is the river Sarasvati (Gauṋga, Jamuna and Sarasvati): Ambitame ne d́iitame Sarasvatii – “Oh, mother Sarasvatii, the greatest of all rivers.”)

[107] Today in most countries of the [...] preserved in collectors’ albums. Sarasvatii [the goddess of art and knowledge] [...] cinematic productions has to stop.

[18] Now let us consider the Jain Shiva. [...] time later, when the worship of Sarasvatii, the goddess of learning, was [...] [“Salutations to the goddess Sarasvatii”].

[16] Meghavarńávigatavasaná, [...] khad́ga Kharpará Niila Sarasvatii; Sarvasaobhágyapradáyinii [...] Kamalá harahrdivásinii.

[194] These days Sáhitya Sarasvatii [the goddess of art and learning] [...] book is good and which is not.

[7] Now it is necessary to discuss [...] Kálii, Gauṋgá, Sarasvatii, Lakśmii, etc.; and all [...] relation between Him and them at all.

[7] Now it is necessary to discuss [...] Kálii, Gauṋgá, Sarasvatii, Lakśmii, etc.; and all [...] relation between Him and them at all.

[1] What is the meaning of the word [...] Gauṋgá, Yamuná and Sarasvatii; and id́á, piuṋgalá and śusumná, respectively.

[109] An examination of history reveals [...] money of the vaeshyas – when Sarasvatii [the goddess of knowledge] became [...] be measured in financial terms.

[42] Seeing the Ganges we can identify [...] Yamuná or the water of the Sarasvatii but once they merge in the sea, [...] mean suicide but self-oblivion.

[116] Uṋa is the acoustic root [...] Niila Tárá, or Niila Sarasvatii, is worshipped in Kiḿpuruśavarśa [...] Tárá) is worshipped in China.

[117] It is believed that in the post-Buddhist [...] Niila Tárá, or Niila Sarasvatii, of Tibet was later converted into the [Hindu] goddess Sarasvatii by the supporters of Varńáshrama Dharma.

[10] Meghavarńá vigatavasaná, [...] khad́ga Kharpará Niila Sarasvatii; Sarvasaobhágyapradáyinii [...] Kamalá harahrdivásinii.

[78] The similarity between the gods [...] Vajratárá in Mongolia, and Niila Sarasvatii Tárá or Ekajátá [...] ancient times. Tibet’s Niila Sarasvatii Tárá has been absorbed [...] Tárá as a non-Hindu deity.

[79] Káliká Devii, the [...] worshipped in post-Buddhist India as Sarasvatii. The bull-mounted Sarasvatii of the Vedas has not even a hint of similarity with the swan-mounted Sarasvatii, either in appearance or in nature. [...] 10 )

[17] In order to write anything, paper, [...] mythological goddess of learning, Sarasvatii, starts writing and goes on ceaselessly” [...] never be fully described.”

[8] In Bengal, as you know, winter [...] from the day of the worship of Sarasvatii. I do not know whether you are [...] mythological goddess of learning Sarasvatii, it is mentioned that winter is over from the date of her worship. The Buddhist Sarasvatii, or Niila Sarasvatii, is called Tárá. She is also worshipped in Tibet.

[9] The Buddhist Sarasvatii is blue and four-armed, but the Sarasvatii of Bengal is all white, not blue. Saras+vatii = Sarasvatii. One meaning of Saras is “white [...] dhyána mantra of the goddess Sarasvatii the word jád́yá has been mentioned

[10] Yá puŕnendutuśáraháradhavalá [...] máḿ pátu Bhagavatii Sarasvatii nisheśajádyapahá.

[6] Vidyá and Avidyá [...] [goddess of wealth] and the goddess Sarasvatii [goddess of learning] are at daggers [...] they preach sweet words of peace.

[19] Now let us consider the Jain Shiva. [...] time later, when the worship of Sarasvatii, the goddess of learning, was [...] [“Salutations to the goddess Sarasvatii”].

[25] “O First Father, First Lord, [...] world as a sheet of paper; and if Sarasvatii the goddess of learning writes [...] finish writing of Your glory.”

[21] Kavi said (by the way, “kavi” [...] paper, and the Goddess of Learning, Sarasvatii, writes and writes for an infinite [...] Lord cannot be written.”

[81] Anyhow I was travelling from [...] There was a time when the vast Sarasvatii River used to flow through this area. The Sarasvatii River came out of the main branch [...] of the rivers Ganges, Yamuna and Sarasvatii Rivers is renowned as the Triveńitiirtha [...] [liberated] Triveńii .

[84] From there the Sarasvatii flowed through the fertile, verdant [...] of ships is out of the question.

[86] Mákaŕd́á was situated close to the Sarasvatii River in those days. Although [...] loading their goods on those ships.

[87] Today things have changed. Mákaŕd́á or Sarasvatii has moved on, the Sarasvatii has dried up, and the wealth of [...] and subsequent drying-up of the Sarasvatii. The second reason is the decline [...] economic evaluation is necessary.

[137] 3) A mystic amulet or ornament is called kavaca – for example, Sarasvatii kavaca, Mahákálii [...] both mean “enemy”.

[71] The field of wisdom [...] kárańa . It is in this sense that Sarasvatii, who is regarded as the goddess [...] called kárańa .

[120] In feminine gender kádambarii [...] sense, the goddess of learning or Sarasvatii, 2) classical music, 3) the sweet [...] referring to a good novel or fiction.

[122] The word is feminine, and etymologically [...] used for the mythological goddess Sarasvatii on special occasions. 3) Kádambarii [...] kadam [ kadamba ] flowers.

[144] We had now started from this Jammu. [...] Sáradá means “Sarasvatii”, the goddess of knowledge. The [...] script since very ancient times.

[14] Another instance: the Buddhist [...] Sháktácára as the goddess Sarasvatii. The goddess Kálii of Shivottara Tantra was accepted in Buddhist Tantra.

[18] Meghavarńá vigatavasaná, [...] khad́ga Kharpará Niila Sarasvatii; Sarvasaobhágyapradáyinii [...] Kamalá harahrdivásinii.

[23] Tárá has no relation [...] Tárá later, when I discuss Sarasvatii.

[60] Suppose you are studying and learning [...] to acquire knowledge, is called Sarasvatii (the goddess of learning) whose [...] all-pervasive oṋḿkára.

[69] The left nád́ii [psychic [...] gauṋgá, yamuná, and sarasvatii are also used. During the Buddhist [...] due to distorted pronunciation.

[44] She explained, “I found a [...] Lakśmii, and as learned as the goddess Sarasvátii. He’s a good catch, and I [...] housekeeping and cooking, too.”

[54] “I already told you she’s like Lakśmii and Sarasvatii, and like Brhaspatii in good character. [...] tolerate any injustice.”

[2] In the Buddhist period there were [...] that of a black bee; (2) Niila Sarasvatii, who was blue-complexioned; (3) [...] Maháyánii Buddhist country. Niila Sarasvatii was worshipped in Tibet. Ugratárá [...] Shiva’s consorts. The Niila Sarasvatii of Tibet was later changed into the all-white Puranic deity Sarasvatii.

[6] The complexion of Niila Sarasvatii is blue. Developing a golden colour, [...] turned into the Puranic goddess Sarasvatii. The deity which originally had [...] [comparatively recent] Sanskrit, Sarasvatii’;s dhyána mantra was also [...] 2 )

[83] Of all the gods and goddesses who [...] Shiva. Neither Lakśmii nor Sarasvatii is the daughter of Shiva. Gańesha [...] mounts in a fairly detailed way.

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[13] In Ráŕh, there is [...] Puranic Shakti Cult as the goddess Sarasvatii. The goddess Kálii of Shivottara Tantra was accepted in Buddhist Tantra.

[17] Meghavarńá vigatavasaná [...] khad́gakharpará Niila Sarasvatii; Sarvasaobhágyapradáyinii [...] Kamalá harahrdivásinii.

[21] Tárá has no relation [...] Tárá later, when I discuss Sarasvatii.