The Myth of India: The story of the goddess Vishno
The Vishnoma, also known as Marta Rani, Tricuta and Waishnawi, is the imaginable of the founding goddess, Sarkti, also known as the Mohawlakhshmi.
She belongs to one of the great goddess Durga.
The terms “Maa” and “Mata” are often used as “mothers” in India and are therefore often used extensively in the relationship with the goddess of Vulva.
In accordance with Hindu history, when the world is overburdened with evil and tyranny by demons, the goddess of death, the goddess of wealth, Lakshmi, and the goddess of knowledge, Saraswatti, decided to combine their energy to free the world from the imminent ills.
After the demons were eliminated, the goddess Vishnoll was asked to live among the people so that she could stay away from all evil forever.
She chose to be a man named Vishnavy.
When she reached the age of marriage, she left home to please and win her husband.
Several years later, in response to her prayers, Vishnu appeared before her as Lord Rama.
She learned from him that he was married and was looking for his wife, Thédo.
He promised that one day she would return to her and that if she recognized him, she could marry him.
He continued to save Theodore and became King of Ayodhya, while she waited for his return.
One day, an old man came looking for her, and he wanted to be his wife.
However, she rejected his proposal, arguing that neither his age nor his looks were welcome.
She did not recognize the old man, Lord Rama, who had come to honour his promise.
When the goddess learned the truth, she regretted, but his bitter confession could not be fulfilled, so he gave her grace and in the tenth incaryuga he would marry her and keep her waiting until he was on the tenth incarutata.
To protect her, he even gave her a monkey unit.
Lord Rama left, and Vishnavie continued to reflect for many years, moving from one place to another and resolving all the questions she asked in an exhaustive manner.
This threatens the reputation of a local Tantrick who sent his brother Bainnet to learn more about her.
But Bainnet was shocked by her beauty, and wherever she went, he followed her with affection.
In order to avoid him, she went into a cave and continued to meditate for nine months and the child lay in the womb of her mother.
When he found out where she was hiding, he tried to hunt her down again, and Vishnavi became the face of the goddess Gadya and cut off his head.
He realized his mistakes and begged her to forgive.
His head had been removed from his body, and she had forgiven him and promised him that he would be remembered forever and that he would become her guardian.
Garey's re-emerging with the hysteriaShe went to her cave, where she took the form of three rocks and lived there so far.
Each of these rocks is represented by Saraswati, Lakshmi and the Vishnom.
This temple is compassionately known as the Temple of the Goddess of Vulva, where thousands of believers gather every year