ध्यान से देखे इस चित्र को ओर बताये यह कोन सी देवी है?? जो गरीब कुम्हार के गधे पर बिराजमान है.... अजी कोई कठीन नही...... साल मै एक दिन तो इसी देवी के नाम से आप सब (सारे भारत मै हिन्दू) इस की पुजा करते है...
तो झट पट से जबाब दे दे...
देखो तो जरा अपने आस पास
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राज जी, हमारी जानकारी में तो कालरात्रि देवी का वाहन ही गर्दभ है किन्तु यह चित्र कालरात्रि देवी का नहीं लग रहा है।
ReplyDeleteसही उत्तर की प्रतीक्षा रहेगी।
Sheetla Devi :)
ReplyDeleteसांस्कृतिक परिकल्पना के अनुसार देवी शीतला दिग्वस्त्रा है और गधा उनका वाहन है.
ReplyDelete-मान्यता है कि शीतलाधाम कडा के मेला से खरीदा गया गधा काफी फलित होता है
शीतला देवी।
ReplyDeleteGoddess- 'Varahi'
ReplyDeleteDevi Kooshmaanda hain
ReplyDeletesheetala devi
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sheetala maata
आपने पूछा है तो
ReplyDeleteअब आपको पढना भी पड़ेगा
Sītala Devi (in Bengali) or Māri (Tamil) is the Goddess of Smallpox or the Goddess of Disease in popular or non-Vedic Hinduism. She is also generically referred to as the Village Goddess
The worship of this Goddess is very extended among the lower castes in India. The name Sītala (Skt. "the cold one") is used in Northern India, while the same goddess is known as Māri (probably from the Dravidian word meaning "rain") in the Southern areas of the Subcontinent.
Although she is commonly referred to as the Goddess of Smallpox, this generic goddess is actually related to other epidemic diseases as well, like cholera. Her protection is invoked when a village is attacked by any epidemic.
Village Goddesses are local. They are always connected with a specific locality or place. Therefore their name is always preceded by the name of their location, like for example: Karumari Amman (Tamil Nadu) or Attukal Amma (Kerala).
Villagers in South India usually erect humble little shrines to this Goddess. During worship she is referred to as "Amma" or mother. Certain trees, like the Neem, the Bo tree, the Palmyra palm, the Ashoka tree and the Papaya are related to this deity, therefore some of the Village Goddess' shrines are under a certain tree.
Most caste Hindus and members of modern Hindu politico-religious movements claim that all these village goddesses are but a version of goddess Kali, incorporating thus these non-Vedic deities into the mainstream Hindu pantheon. However, this view is challenged by certain militant Dalit intellectuals, like Kancha Ilaiah, who claim that village-deity worship in India is a separate religion.
[edit] Blood Sacrifices
There are a number of festivals connected with the village goddesses, but they lack the regularity and steadfastness of Vedic rituals. Traditionally villagers were prompted to worship the Goddess only when in trouble, but modern-day goddess shrines have increasingly introduced scheduled regular festivals.
In case of epidemics, villagers try to propitiate their goddess by means of blood sacrifices, usually sacrificing a cock or a goat at her shrine. The often deadly disease is interpreted by villagers as having incurred the wrath of their divine Mother because of having neglected her.
[edit] Iconography
Unlike the Vedic goddesses, there is not much in the way of established iconography for the Indic village goddesses. They are usually portrayed wearing a red dress, red being the colour of the goddess. The iconography of the village goddesses is mostly derived from the stories related to them.
Sitala Devi, the Northern version of the village Goddess is usually portrayed as a woman sitting on a donkey holding a broom in one hand and a winnowing fan in the other. She might be naked or wearing a red dress.
Māri is portrayed in the sitting or standing position mostly holding a trident (trisula) in one hand and a bowl (kapala) in the other. One of her hands may display a mudra, usually the abhaya mudra, to ward off fear. She might have more than two arms and might be represented in two optional ways, one displaying her pleasant nature, and the other her terrifying aspect, with fangs and a wild mane of hair.
देवी शीतला माता।
ReplyDeleteएक बजरंग बली जी, एक भैरों जी, एक कुत्ता जी, एक गधा जी (गधा है या गधी है, पता नहीं)।
ReplyDeleteइतने सारे बता दिये, देवी जी कौन हैं भाटिया जी बतायेंगे।
नमस्कार, जरा ध्यान से देखे देवी मां के हाथ मै कोन कोन सी चीजे है,शायद यही निशानियां आप को जबाब ढुढने मै कोई मदद दे.चलिये इसी बहाने आज आप सब को सभी देवियो के दर्शन करवा दिये.... तो बूझे कोन सी देवी है यह??
ReplyDeleteप्रेम से बोलो जय शीतला माता!
ReplyDeleteजय माता दी !
ReplyDeleteलो जी, ये शीतला माता है सबको पता है.
ReplyDeleteरामराम
ये शीतलामाता हैं।
ReplyDeleteशीतला माँ
ReplyDeleteregards
शीतला माँ
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Second guess....
ReplyDeleteGoddess 'Nritti' -( Godess of destruction)....Her vehicle is donkey.
शीतला माता , जिनकी पूजा के निमित्त साल में एक बार ठन्डे पकवानों का भो लगा कर हम ठंडा भोजन करते है . त्यौहार का नाम बास्योड़ा(हमारे यहाँ तो बाकी जगह का आप बताएं ) इनका वाहन गदर्भ (गधा) है. हमारे यहाँ गोनेर(स्थान) के पास गधों का मेला भी लगता है .
ReplyDeletesheetala mata
ReplyDeleteकुष्मांडा देवी हैं जी
ReplyDeleteकम से कम साल में दो बार नवरात्रों में तो इनकी पूजा होती ही है
प्रणाम
अवधिया जी सही कह रहे हैं , लेकिन मुझे तो ये लक्ष्मी जी की तरह लग रही हैं.
ReplyDeleteकृप्या पिछला जवाब खारिज किया जाये
ReplyDeleteसही जवाब है सिद्धिदात्री मां
प्रणाम
हमें तो महा लक्ष्मी जी की याद आ रही है!
ReplyDeleteप्रकाश गोविन्द की मेहनत को सलाम ।
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