Goddess Sarasvati

 

Sarasvati is a Hindu goddess of language.

Sarasvati is the Goddess of the Arts, who created music, dance, and poetry.

She created science and mathematics, founded the Sanskrit language, and is in charge of all elements of education and learning.

Sarasvati, also known as "The Flowing One," inspires devotees to achieve great heights in intellectual and creative pursuits.

She is often represented as a white-skinned lady with a peacock.

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Goddess Hera

 

Hera is the Greek goddess of the sky.

Hera is the Olympian goddess of the sky, marriage, and women, as well as the Olympian queen of gods.

She is a woman's guidance in all aspects of her life, including love and financial freedom.

She despises treachery, especially inside the marital union, and she is ruthless in her retaliation.

Hera's emblems include the peacock, the cuckoo bird, and pomegranates, and her name means "Great Lady."