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Yogamaya (Sanskrit: योगमाया, lit. 'illusory potency', IAST:
Yogamāyā) is a
Hindu goddess who
serves as the
personification of Vishnu's
powers of illusion...
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Before the
seventh child was born,
Vishnu ordered the
goddess Yogamaya to
transfer the
seventh child of
Devaki into the womb of Rohini. This child...
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later this
triad becomes po****r in
Jagannath sect. In Krishna's life,
Yogamaya plays the role of the
facilitator of his
earthly birth and his guardian...
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goddess called Yogamaya,
declaring to the king that, "the one who is to kill you has
already taken birth."
After the
declaration by
Yogamaya, a
scared Kamsa...
- Krishna) and
uncle of
Yogamaya and
Kansa attempted to kill
Yogamaya on
Krishna Janmastami day when
Krishna was born. But
Yogamaya, who was
cleverly substituted...
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state of Kerala. In Vaishnavism,
Bhadrakali is
among the many
epithets of
Yogamaya, the
internal potency of
illusion of the
supreme preserver deity, Vishnu...
- that his
prophesied killer had been born.
Vasudeva swapped Krishna with
Yogamaya, the
daughter who had been born to
Nanda and
Yashoda on the very same day...
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tries to kill the newborn, the
exchanged baby
appears as the
Hindu goddess Yogamaya,
warning him that his
death has
arrived in his kingdom, and then disappears...
- goddess. She is
primarily identified with the
illusory power of
Vishnu as
Yogamaya. The
goddess is
believed to have been
worshipped by the Vrishnis. Many...
- away with her.
Hindus believe Subhadra to be a form of the
goddess named Yogamaya.
Sudakshina was a king of the Kambojas, and
fought on the side of the Kauravas...
