To understand the symbolism behind four goddesses, one needs to read Sri Aurobindo's The Secret of the Veda. https://t.co/RVKL6hPfj9
https://twitter.com/SavitriEraParty/status/1298387795791065088?s=19
Human nature can't be compared with anything else; they are just indicators. Sri Aurobindo stresses on Fraternity - the third formula - on the Vedic Mitra-Varuna principle. We are moving towards that.
https://twitter.com/NathTusar/status/1286695728966860804?s=19
The last sentence is flawed. Of the four Varnas, the last one is especially geared to work with the service motive. Mahasaraswati in The Mother book represents that faculty. https://t.co/gEPjHIaqEu
Misc. References:
1. Why does Draupadi marry the five Pandava brothers? What causes Indra and Sachi to reincarnate as the Pandavas and Draupadi? Read the secret of the origin of Pandavas and Panchali. #mahabharata #Pandavas #Draupadi @IndicAcademy
https://t.co/sMc8C5MMUM
https://twitter.com/indictoday/status/1298372077045645312?s=19
[As per Narada Puran, and Vayu Purana, Draupadi is a composite Avatar of Goddesses Shyamala (wife of Dharma), Bharati (Wife of Vayu), Sachi (wife of Indra), and Usha (wife of Ashwins) and hence marries their earthly counterparts in Pandavas.] https://t.co/XstgJiWeEN
2. Hm! Maharshi Agastya & Vasiṣṭa are the shared sons of Mitra-Varuna through Urvashi. Vasista is favored towards Maharshi Parashara, & in Slavic, it's derived as Perun (Verun/Varenya, Varuna) w/Axe! Through India, the common Indo-Iran & Indo-European universal are relatable! etc.
https://twitter.com/svmke1/status/1123175443006414848?s=19
3. This thread tempts me to see something analogous to the "Mitra-Varuṇa duality" in the Bhāgavatam episode where an undersea Viṣṇu makes and defines categories(eg. nectar vs poison) and an overhead Śiva breaks and defies them(making a jewel of poison).https://t.co/5xIrrX3Lkc 1/2
https://twitter.com/longhandnotes/status/1114521378042990592?s=19
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