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On her way to slay the buffalo demon. Watercolor, ca 1930. Artist unknown.

A Madhubani folk art style goddess Durga illustration

A 3d paper cut art of folk art style goddess Durga illustration

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Durga Puja is one the biggest festival of the Bengalis. When Goddess Durga comes back to her home according to Hindu mythology. It is one of the popular festival world wide and is celebrated all over the world.

Maa Durga eliminates the suffering of the human mind and body and blesses them with strength and patience.

The Hindu deity Durga is a goddess of perfection. She rides a tiger and fights evil. This drawing of Durga with a tiger is the perfect gift for fans of Indian Hindu gods.

Durga Puja, alternatively known as Durgotsava or Sharodotsav, is a traditional Hindu festival observed annually in the Indian subcontinent. It is a time of reverence and homage to the Hindu goddess Durga, celebrating her triumph over the formidable demon, Mahishasura. This victory symbolizes the ultimate triumph of good over evil. Besides being a commemoration of the goddess's valor, Durga Puja also holds significance as a harvest festival, acknowledging the maternal power of Durga as the nurturing force behind all life and creation.

Maa Durga personifies the embodiment of female strength in Hindu culture. She is revered as the goddess of feminine power, determination, wisdom, and the cosmic balance. The Vedic literature portrays her as a symbol of authority and the one who chastises the forces that disrupt the harmony of the universe. Durga Puja, also known as Durgotsava or Sharodotsav, is a traditional Hindu festival that takes place annually in the Indian subcontinent. This festival serves as a time of veneration and homage to the Hindu goddess Durga, commemorating her victory over the formidable demon, Mahishasura. This triumph symbolizes the ultimate victory of good over evil. Maa Durga Durgatinashini - Durga Puja 2023 BonGanze T-Shirt Collection

Ancient Kalighat style folk art depiction of goddess Durga

Maa Durga embodies the essence of female power in Hindu tradition. She is portrayed in Vedic literature as the embodiment of feminine strength, determination, wisdom, and the one who maintains cosmic order. Durga Puja, also known as Durgotsava or Sharodotsav, is an annual traditional Hindu festival celebrated in the Indian subcontinent. During this time, devotees pay homage and reverence to the Hindu goddess Durga, commemorating her victory over the formidable demon, Mahishasura. This triumph represents the ultimate victory of good over evil. Apart from celebrating the goddess's valor, Durga Puja also carries significance as a harvest festival, recognizing Durga as the nurturing force behind all life and creation.

Durga Puja, also called Durgotsava or Sharodotsav, is a customary Hindu festival held every year in the Indian subcontinent. During this occasion, devotees show profound reverence and pay homage to the Hindu goddess Durga, rejoicing in her conquest over the formidable demon, Mahishasura. This triumph serves as a powerful symbol of good prevailing over evil. In addition to honoring the goddess's courage, Durga Puja carries the essence of a harvest festival, recognizing Durga as the nurturing force that underpins all life and creation.

Maa Durga embodies the essence of female power in Hindu tradition. She is portrayed in Vedic literature as the embodiment of feminine strength, determination, wisdom, and the one who maintains cosmic order. Durga Puja, also known as Durgotsava or Sharodotsav, is an annual traditional Hindu festival celebrated in the Indian subcontinent. During this time, devotees pay homage and reverence to the Hindu goddess Durga, commemorating her victory over the formidable demon, Mahishasura. This triumph represents the ultimate victory of good over evil. Apart from celebrating the goddess's valor, Durga Puja also carries significance as a harvest festival, recognizing Durga as the nurturing force behind all life and creation.

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The Hindu deity Durga is a goddess of perfection. She rides a tiger and fights evil. This drawing of Durga with a tiger is the perfect gift for fans of Indian Hindu gods.

Durga is illustrated with her ride Lion and special flower lotus in geometric digital pop art style.

Maa Durga embodies the essence of female power, standing as a symbol of strength, determination, wisdom, and the cosmic force of chastisement in Vedic literature. Durga Puja, also known as Durgotsava or Sharodotsav, is a revered Hindu festival observed annually in the Indian subcontinent. It serves as a time of devotion and homage to the Hindu goddess Durga, commemorating her victory over the formidable demon, Mahishasura. This triumph signifies the ultimate victory of good over evil. Moreover, Durga Puja holds additional significance as a harvest festival, honoring Durga's maternal power as the nurturing force behind all life and creation.

A Rajasthani painting of goddess Durga riding on a lion dated c1780s walled in Meharangarh Fort Jodhpur. A curated version.

Situated outside the Lohgarh Gate, Durgiana Temple is built after the design of the Golden Temple and attracts sages and scholars in Hindu scriptures from all over India. A long walk away from the Golden temple (take a Ricksaw) complex through the narrow passageways brings the visitors to the 16th century Hindu temple of Durgiana. In its present form the temple echoes of not the traditional Hindu temple architecture, but that of the Golden Temple. It rises in a similar manner from the midst of a tank and has canopies and a central dome. Its foundation stone was laid by one of the greatest reformers and political leaders of resurgent India, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya. It is a well-known repository of Hindu scriptures. Also called the L...

YANTRA Mandalas: WHAT IS THEIR PURPOSE Yantras are generally geological designs imprinted on a copper or silver plate. These days we also see them in multi-colored inks on paper. Among the sacred symbols manifested by the Vedic Rishis, yantras are predominantly regarded as devices for devotional sadhanas or practices, and as objects to direct our mind and worship. These are used as tools for mental concentration and meditation. Keeping a specific yantra in a particular direction in the home, and worshiping it and concentrating upon it is said to have distinct auspicious effects. A mantra is the generator of specific currents of sublime sound and its perceivable manifestation; a yantra is a monogram - a spectrograph of this sonic energy....

Jay Ma Durga! Empower yourself with DURGA.

Today 13th Oct 2015 is the start of Navaratri festival in India. It's the workship & celebration of Goddess Durga for next 9 days. In West Bengal it is the most important festival of the year. It is celebrated at the community level and also by individual family. In our family it's the most auspicious occasion where the whole house is cleaned completely and made ready for the festival. First day installation of goddess is done and do special prayer 2 times a day for next 9 days. Evening come all go out dance garb style and celebrate enjoy the festive mood. Love it.

O Mother! Thee, who is present everywhere, thee who is the embodiment of power and Energy! I Bow to Thee! I Bow to Thee! I Bow to Thee! Goddess Durga represents the power of the Supreme Being that preserves moral order and righteousness in the universe. She is the energy aspect of the Lord. Without Durga, Lord Shiva has no expression and without Shiva, Durga has no existence. Lord Shiva is only the silent witness. He is motionless, absolutely changeless. He is not affected by the cosmic play. Shiva has no direct connection with the tangible elements in the universe and is obliged to emanate a manifestation, an emission of energy, shakti, through the goddess. It is Durga who is the doer of all actions. Shiva and Durga are regarded a...

Jai Ma Durga

"Devi Durge Durgatinashini" Mahalaya Bengali Festival Collection The arrival of Durga, the goddess of supreme power, is announced on this auspicious day. For Hindu devotees, it holds immense religious significance. It's a time when people fondly recall their ancestors and make Tarpan or Shraddha offerings, seeking to bring contentment to their departed souls in the afterlife. Moreover, it serves as a poignant reminder to the faithful of the transformative nature of life and the eternal resonance of Mahalaya, regardless of geographical distance or the distance from one's homeland.

Durga Riding into Battle

Situated outside the Lohgarh Gate, Durgiana Temple is built after the design of the Golden Temple and attracts sages and scholars in Hindu scriptures from all over India. A long walk away from the Golden temple (take a Ricksaw) complex through the narrow passageways brings the visitors to the 16th century Hindu temple of Durgiana. In its present form the temple echoes of not the traditional Hindu temple architecture, but that of the Golden Temple. It rises in a similar manner from the midst of a tank and has canopies and a central dome. Its foundation stone was laid by one of the greatest reformers and political leaders of resurgent India, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya. It is a well-known repository of Hindu scriptures. Also called the L...

Goddess of Power : Durga (color)

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This design features a victorious Goddess Durga after defeating Mahishasura.

Goddess kali beautiful foot and foot prints as she walks past illustration

From the Asia section of Walt Disney's it's a small world attraction.

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Situated outside the Lohgarh Gate, Durgiana Temple is built after the design of the Golden Temple and attracts sages and scholars in Hindu scriptures from all over India. A long walk away from the Golden temple (take a Ricksaw) complex through the narrow passageways brings the visitors to the 16th century Hindu temple of Durgiana. In its present form the temple echoes of not the traditional Hindu temple architecture, but that of the Golden Temple. It rises in a similar manner from the midst of a tank and has canopies and a central dome. Its foundation stone was laid by one of the greatest reformers and political leaders of resurgent India, Pandit Madan Mohan Malviya. It is a well-known repository of Hindu scriptures. Also called the L...