Significance of Goddesses

In Jainism, Goddesses are regarded as divine female figures who play significant roles in various religious narratives and rituals. They are depicted as granting the wish of Queen Susima for a couch of lotuses, engaging in celebrations honoring the Jina, and participating in rituals. Additionally, these Goddesses are noted for surrounding Dhanada and participating in various events, highlighting their integral presence within the religious and cultural practices of Jainism.1
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Synonyms: Divinities, Sacred figures

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Jain concept of 'Goddesses'

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