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Kamandalu (Sanskrit: कमण्डलु,
kamaṇḍalu), kamandal, or
kamandalam is an
oblong water pot,
originating from the
Indian subcontinent, made of a dry gourd...
- Marathi).
Retrieved 1 June 2022.
Kamandalu the
Seven Sacred Rivers of
Hinduism by
Shrikala Warrier, pg. 170-171 [1]
Kamandalu the
Seven Sacred Rivers of Hinduism...
- Adi
Shankara once
calmed a
flood from the
River Narmada by
placing his
kamanḍalu (water pot) in the path of the
raging water, thus
saving his guru Govinda...
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November 1974, when
Anjaneyalu received saffron robes, a staff, and a
kamandalu (water pot). The
newly initiated sannyasi was
given the
title of Yogapatta...
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Mahabali acceded to the
request and as was the practice, took up the
kamandalu to pour
water to
symbolically signify the
donation to Vamana. When Shukra...
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destroyer god
Shiva as a teacher, and the
goddess of
prosperity Lakshmi.
Kamandalu, kamandal, or
kamandalam - an
oblong water pot made of a dry
gourd (pumpkin)...
- and the
kamandalu (water pot).
Brahma is
riding on his mount, the hamsa. The four
symbols held by
Brahma in his arms (the rosary,
Kamandalu, book and...
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holding the
symbolic items ****ociated with each of
these gods: ****amala and
Kamandalu of Brahma,
Shakha and
Sudarshana Chakra of Vishnu,
Trishula and Damaru...
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Books Limited. pp. 921–. ISBN 978-81-8475-277-9.
Shrikala Warrier (2014).
Kamandalu: The
Seven Sacred Rivers of Hinduism. Mayur. pp. 25–26. ISBN 9780953567973...
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Parvati and
wears white clothes,
holding a ****amala in her
right hand and a
kamandalu in her left. The word
brahmacharini stems from two
Sanskrit roots: Brahma(ब्रह्म...
