Significance of Tears from her eyes
In Vaishnavism, Tears from her eyes symbolize a profound emotional response, showcasing her uncontrollable sorrow and distress, particularly evident in Mother Shaci's tears. Additionally, the Purana presents these tears as a representation of the Devi's compassion, illustrating how her weeping brought rain, thus nourishing the earth and relieving drought conditions. This dual interpretation highlights both the personal emotional turmoil and the broader natural implications of her tears, emphasizing their significance in both spiritual and earthly contexts.
Synonyms: Sobs, Cries, Crying, Weeping, Sobbing, Shedding tears
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Hindu concept of 'Tears from her eyes'
In Hinduism, "Tears from her eyes" symbolize an uncontrollable emotional response, embody the Devi's compassion nourishing the earth through rain, and represent the continuous sorrow of Mother Shaci, highlighting deep emotional distress.
From: Chaitanya Bhagavata
(1) An expression of sorrow or emotional distress, highlighted by the tears that continuously flow from Mother Shaci.[1] (2) Describes the emotional response manifesting as tears that she cannot prevent.[2]
From: Garga Samhita (English)
(1) The emotional expression of Radha which signifies her deep feeling, causing the written letter to wash away.[3]
From: Tiruvaymoli (Thiruvaimozhi): English translation
(1) A physical manifestation of the Nayaki’s grief and longing for the Lord's return.[4]
From: Devi Bhagavata Purana
(1) Symbolic representation of the Devi's compassion, where her tears brought forth rain, nourishing the earth and alleviating drought.[5]