Uma-Parvati and Parvati Gita

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I am in serach for information about Devi in Her aspect as Uma-Parvati. Where

would I find the most detailed description of Her and Her stories?

Does someone know the Parvati Gita? I think it is part of the Mahabharata. Has

someone read it? What is the content of the Parvati Gita? Is it in print

somewhere?

[Guest guest]

Namaste Alexandra,

 

Hope these links are of interest:

 

http://www.exoticindiaart.com/article/parvati

 

http://www.siamese-dream.com/reference/devi.html

Devi, also known as Maha Devi or Uma Devi, is the Divine Mother of

the Hindu world. Devi is the "Mother Goddess," meaning she is the

mother of all. Her name means goddess, and she has many forms or

incarnations. Her most familiar forms are ferocious, such as Durga

and Kali, or benevolent, such as Parvati. In the form of Parvati, she

is the consort (wife) of Shiva, the god of destruction and

regeneration.

As the mother of all life, Devi is gentle, and is the god of nature

and life because she brings rain and protects against disease. As

mother of death, she is terrible. Lakshmi, wife of Vishnu is an

incarnation of Devi. She is the goddess of creative power and

represents all women in the universe.

 

Om Shanti,

Sy

 

, "Alexandra Kafka"

<alexandra.kafka@a...> wrote:

> I am in serach for information about Devi in Her aspect as Uma-

Parvati. Where would I find the most detailed description of Her and

Her stories?

> Does someone know the Parvati Gita? I think it is part of the

Mahabharata. Has someone read it? What is the content of the Parvati

Gita? Is it in print somewhere?