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A Popular Dictionary of Hinduism

Sarasvatī

(‘the flowing one’) in the Vedas just a river goddess, she gradually came to represent waters in general with their cosmic symbolism and the association with Vāc and the cosmic mind, eventually becoming the goddess of wisdom and the wife of Brahma. Her mount is mostly a swan, but sometimes a ram, an owl, a parrot or a peacock.

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Sarasvatī from A Popular Dictionary of Hinduism. ISBN: 0-203-98618-0. Published: 2005–05–30. ©2009 Taylor and Francis. All rights reserved.



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