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+ | __Mythological Women__ | ||
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+ | ====== Devi Ambika ====== | ||
+ | Goddess Ambika is described both as the sister or consort of Rudra in the | ||
+ | Vajasabeyi Samhita III:58. In the Taittiriya Brahmana 1.6.10.4, Verse 1.8.6.4 | ||
+ | also speaks of the same relationship of brother and sister between Ambika and | ||
+ | Rudra and a sister showing no mercy towards the wicked. The commentator of this | ||
+ | Brahmana, the sage Mahidhara, states that Ambika assumes the form of autumn. She | ||
+ | kills the enemies by way of creating diseases during this season. She creates | ||
+ | comforts for her devotes so that they are not affected in this duration. | ||
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+ | __Real Women__ | ||
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+ | ====== Draupadi ====== | ||
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+ | Born from sacrificial fire, Draupadi is one of the most powerful and compassionate characters in Hindu scriptures. Intelligent, | ||
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====== Rani Abbakka ====== | ====== Rani Abbakka ====== | ||