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Goddess Durga is the most famous worshipped Devi in India. Goddess Durga is believed to be the fundamental cause of both creation and annihilation. The main manifestation of the Mother Goddess in Hinduism is Maa Durga.  Stone Parvati Durga  is the most famous worshipped form of Goddess Durga. In Sanskrit, the name Durga means “invincible.” The four devils, including poverty, sorrow, starvation, and ill habits, are all represented by the word “Du.” Diseases are represented by the letter “R,” whereas crimes, injustice, irreligion, cruelty, and sloth are destroyed by the letter “G.” Goddess Durga has many names, including Mahishasurmardini, Shakti, Ishi, Shaila, Girja, and Vamika. Devi Durga: The Sanatan Dharma is fundamentally based on the practice of worshipping Goddess Durga. The fundamental link between nature and the continuation of life is Durga, who is regarded as the Jagatjanani (जगतजननी, Global mother). She is portrayed as a kumari Kanya, consort of Lord Shiva as  D...

  According to Hinduism, the three essential forces that make up the Hindu Trinity or “Trimurti”-Brahma, the creator; Vishnu, the sustainer; and Shiva, the destroyer-are responsible for the entirety of creation and all cosmic activity. One of the Trimurti and the Hindu gods of creation is Brahma. The goddess of knowledge Saraswati is the spouse of Brahma. The Birth of Brahma from Vishnu’s Navel Brahma is said to have been self-born from a lotus flower that grew from Vishnu’s navel at the beginning of the universe, according to the Puranas. Nabhija, for example, is one of his names (born from the navel). According to a different myth, Brahma was born in water. He placed a seed there, which later developed into a golden egg. Brahma, the creator, emerged as Hiranyagarbha from the golden egg. The components of this golden egg that were left overgrew into the Brahm-anda, or Universe. Brahma is also known as Kanja since he was born in water. The Supreme Being, Brahman, and the female for...