Guest guest Posted June 19, 2007 Report Share Posted June 19, 2007 , " J.SWAMY IRAGAVARAPU " <jiragavarapu wrote: yes sir, there are not many temples of saraswati. In vaishno devi temple (jammu), pindis of Mahalaxmi, Mahasarswati and Mahakali are worshipped. In Kalli muthh (Uttranchal) too mahasarswati is worshipped with Mahakali. Although the saraswati has not many temple, she is still worshipped by brahmins, singers and dancers...even in our school, the main prayer was for saraswati. I guess, brahmin kept saraswati away from public, hence did not encourage any temples for her. Saraswati gives pure Gyan and not money. There is a famous saying too, if you invite saraswati to your home laxmi will go away. Laxmi also cursed bhrahmins (Bhrigu) that she will not come to brahmins house...then saraswati promised bhrigu that she will always remain with them May be since Kaliyuga's main force is Laxmi, saraswati is not worshipped. May be other sadhakas have more views on this baba Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 19, 2007 Report Share Posted June 19, 2007 Most people only worship Gods from whom they can get something- Luxmi/Vishnu for wealth, Ram for smooth life, Durga/Kali to destroy bad karma etc. Sarawati gives pure Gyan, & nobody wants that! Which is quiet surprising, as Indians are very compeititive people, esp in education, so they should worship Saraswati before exams, applying for jobs etc, but Ive never heard of anyone doing it. Mind you, Saraswati is usually worshipped in her form as Gayatri. Gayatri mantra is the main mantra of many Hindus. People who do Gayatri Mantra usually have a small Mandir at home, & are slightly more spiritual than normal people, so dont goto temple asking for money or wife, but prefer to do private Sadhna. Maybe thats why there is no temple. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2007 Report Share Posted June 20, 2007 Om Namah Shivaya. Yes even though there are not many temples for Saraswathi, here down south of India, Tamilnadu we celebrate a festival during september/october which is called Aayudha Pooja & Saraswathi Pooja ( this is the same time during which dasara is celebrated in Karnataka and durga pooja in bengal ). During this 3 days of celebration the second day is dedicated to worship saraswathi. children at home submit their books, pencils, pens to Saraswathi maa's feet and fasting is observed on this day and prayers are offered for Gyan. Even in factories/offices all the account books and important files are placed in the feet of maa saraswathi and worshiped. Pooja ends the next day and on this day children take back the books and pencils and read before Saraswathi, and the office/factories restart their normal works offering prayer the next day.This day is called Vijaya Dhasami and on this auspicious day the kids are admitted in schools ( even though its almost half way through in acedamic year ). Similarly if you visit any hindu house here, inspite of Ista Devatha, the normal practise you can see is a photo of 5 gods together, the center being Ganesha, on the left Lakshmi, on the right SARASWATHI, on the extreme left Subramanya/muruga, on the extreme right Vishnu/venkateshwara. You could see this photo for worship in almost every hindu home/offices., symbolising health wealth knowledge and power. Shivaya Namah Aum. Thiruchitrambalam. Senthil. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2007 Report Share Posted June 20, 2007 I also know one Saraswati Temple in Meerut, UP. , " J.SWAMY IRAGAVARAPU " <jiragavarapu wrote: > > I have a similar doubt. Why Goddess Saraswathi the Consort of Lord Brahma also does not get worshipped in any temple? She was not cursed by anyone. (there is only one temple in Basara for Lady Saraswathi) > > your obedient follower > i j swamy > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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