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Bagalamukhi is the eighth of the ten Mahavidya Goddesses. Her name is the combination of Bagala and Mukhi. Bagala, which is distortion of the original Sanskrit root Valga (वल्गा), means bridle. The headgear used to control a horse is known as bridle. Hence Bagalamukhi means the Goddess who has the power to control and paralyze […]
The Goddesses in Hindu Dharma are often depicted as the powerful, radiant beings they are. They are beautiful, celestial, with virtues such as grace, nurturer, knowledge, wealth etc. One such form of the Goddesses is different from the rest, smoky complexioned riding a chariot with a flag bearing a crow- Dhumavati. Seventh of the 10 […]
The Goddesses in Hindu Dharma are often depicted as the powerful, radiant beings they are. They are beautiful, celestial, with virtues such as grace, nurturer, knowledge, wealth etc. One such form of the Goddesses is different from the rest, smoky complexioned riding a chariot with a flag bearing a crow- Dhumavati. Seventh of the 10 […]
The Goddesses in Hindu Dharma are often depicted as the powerful, radiant beings they are. They are beautiful, celestial, with virtues such as grace, nurturer, knowledge, wealth etc. One such form of the Goddesses is different from the rest, smoky complexioned riding a chariot with a flag bearing a crow- Dhumavati. Seventh of the 10 […]
Dhumavati Jayanti From 2020 to 2026: 2020 Saturday, 30th of May 2021 Friday, 18th of June 2022 Wednesday, 8th of June 2023 Sunday, 28th of May 2024 Friday, 14th of June 2025 Tuesday, 3rd of June 2026 Monday, 22nd of June The Goddesses in Hindu Dharma are often depicted as the powerful, radiant beings they […]
In the Mahavidyas group, Tara comes next to Kali. Tara looks a lot like Kali in appearance. And like Kali, Tara also shows gentle or ferocious aspects. She was an eminent goddess long before the cult of Mahavidya appeared. Tara has a much wider presence outside the periphery of Mahavidya, particularly in the Tantric traditions […]
In the Mahavidyas group, Tara comes next to Kali. Tara looks a lot like Kali in appearance. And like Kali, Tara also shows gentle or ferocious aspects. She was an eminent goddess long before the cult of Mahavidya appeared. Tara has a much wider presence outside the periphery of Mahavidya, particularly in the Tantric traditions […]
In the Mahavidyas group, Tara comes next to Kali. Tara looks a lot like Kali in appearance. And like Kali, Tara also shows gentle or ferocious aspects. She was an eminent goddess long before the cult of Mahavidya appeared. Tara has a much wider presence outside the periphery of Mahavidya, particularly in the Tantric traditions […]
In the Mahavidyas group, Tara comes next to Kali. Tara looks a lot like Kali in appearance. And like Kali, Tara also shows gentle or ferocious aspects. She was an eminent goddess long before the cult of Mahavidya appeared. Tara has a much wider presence outside the periphery of Mahavidya, particularly in the Tantric traditions […]
In the Mahavidyas group, Tara comes next to Kali. Tara looks a lot like Kali in appearance. And like Kali, Tara also shows gentle or ferocious aspects. She was an eminent goddess long before the cult of Mahavidya appeared. Tara has a much wider presence outside the periphery of Mahavidya, particularly in the Tantric traditions […]
