Kushmanda

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Kushmanda is a form of the Hindu goddess Durga, revered as the fourth aspect of Navadurga and associated with cosmic creation and the energizing of the universe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu goddess
Navadurga
form of Durga
associatedConcept cosmic egg (Brahmanda) NERFINISHED
creation from void
primordial energy
associatedFestival Durga Puja NERFINISHED
associatedWith cosmic creation
energizing the universe
light
sun
vital energy
benefitOfWorship bestowal of vitality
granting health
granting prosperity
granting strength
removal of obstacles
epithet Adi Shakti NERFINISHED
Creator of the Universe
gender female
iconographicAttribute holds lotus
holds pot of nectar or blood
holds rosary
holds weapons
multiple arms
radiant halo like the sun
isAspectOf Durga NERFINISHED
mount lion
tiger
mythologicalRole creator of the cosmic egg
originator of the universe through her smile
nameEtymology Anda means cosmic egg NERFINISHED
Ku means little
Ushma means warmth or energy NERFINISHED
partOf Navadurga forms of Durga
positionInNavadurga fourth form
religion Hinduism
sphereOfInfluence cosmos
life force (prana)
solar energy
worshipDayInNavaratri fourth day of Navaratri
worshippedBy Shakta Hindus NERFINISHED
worshippedDuring Navaratri NERFINISHED

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Navadurga day4Form Kushmanda
Navadurga hasPart Kushmanda