Goddess Saraswati is the Goddess of Speech and Knowledge, She is the symbol of learning vedas,musical power,dancing and scriptures. She has given man the power to speak and write. There is also a river on her name in Northern India which provides life to many living beings,It is also called Vedic river. She is the symbol of fortune ,wisdom,nourishment,intelligence,brilliance and devotion.
She is the divine consort of Lord Brahma who is the first of the Hindu trinity and creator of the world.
Birth of Goddess Saraswati and her Marriage to Vishnu :
Once Lord Krishna felt angry with and sprang from him Radha, In their union an egg called Mundane was produced. Which Radha threw Mundane in waters. Krishna was more angry seeing this and cursed Radha. Then Radha herself divided from her came Goddess Saraswati wearing yellow dress with veena in her hands. Then Krishna also parted himself to Vishnu. Then Krishna gave Saraswati to Vishnu as his wife.
Lord Vishnu also married Ganga,one day Goddess saraswati and Goddess Ganga had a fight between them which angered Lord Vishnu then cursed Goddess Ganga and Goddess Saraswati in to rivers and gave them to Lord Shiva and Lord Brahma.
Goddess Saraswati is also known in many other religions outside Hinduism, She is also seen in Jainism and Buddhism and also made her way from India to Japan.
Birth of Goddess Saraswati and her Marriage to Vishnu :
Once Lord Krishna felt angry with and sprang from him Radha, In their union an egg called Mundane was produced. Which Radha threw Mundane in waters. Krishna was more angry seeing this and cursed Radha. Then Radha herself divided from her came Goddess Saraswati wearing yellow dress with veena in her hands. Then Krishna also parted himself to Vishnu. Then Krishna gave Saraswati to Vishnu as his wife.
Lord Vishnu also married Ganga,one day Goddess saraswati and Goddess Ganga had a fight between them which angered Lord Vishnu then cursed Goddess Ganga and Goddess Saraswati in to rivers and gave them to Lord Shiva and Lord Brahma.
Goddess Saraswati is also known in many other religions outside Hinduism, She is also seen in Jainism and Buddhism and also made her way from India to Japan.
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