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Goddess Varahi - A form of Goddess Lakshmi

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Radha Raman

Radha Raman ~Chakrini  Devi Dasi https://youtu.be/T4vrTxKwkuA?si=r06XCCI8U43Gl6RA via @YouTube 

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Vaishnavi by Ram Prakash Shrestha, Nepal for more https://www.mona.com.np/

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Vaishnavi Dancing 9th century. Madhya Pradesh or Rajasthan, India. Red sandstone. Overall: 29 1/2 × 14 1/4 × 6 in. (74.93 × 36.2 × 15.24 cm)

This dynamically posed figure is Vaishnavi, who-like Varahi at the far right-is one of the Matrikas (Mothers). Though their number varies, the Matrikas were most often shown in sets of seven, accompanied by Ganesha and Shiva.

As the shakti (power) of the god Vishnu, Vaishnavi holds his attributes-flaming discus, conch shell, mace-and wears his miter-shaped crown.

Vishnu's bird-man mount, Garuda, stands to her right, paired with a female attendant on her left. Shown in the act of dancing, she probably comes from a set of Matrikas who all danced to the beat of Shiva- shown as Lord of Music (Vinadhara) or Lord of Dance (Nataraja). (via Virginia Museum of Fine Arts)

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Jazz Echevarría photographed by Chi Nwosu from Nwosu’s series of portraits of BIPOC, non binary, and trans people, make up by Vaishnavi

Chi Nwosu’s instagram here

Vaishnavi’s instagram here

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Rukkumani Rukkumani from Roja (Tamil, 1992) 

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Devī Vaiśṇavī with attendants

The śaktī of Lord Viṣṇu, Devī Vaiśṇavī, depicted in her four-armed, caturbhuja form. She weilds the usual accoutrements of Lord Viṣṇu namely the conch (śañkha), the discuss (cakra), the mace (gadā) and the lotus (padma).

Circa 12th Century CE, Mewāḍ, Rājasthān