Busshist Goddess Parnasabari and Hindu Goddess Sitala: A Comparative Study of Remedial Deities
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Busshist Goddess Parnasabari and Hindu Goddess Sitala: A Comparative Study of Remedial Deities

by Saheli Das

Mythology religious studies Comparative Religion
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Saheli Das presents a comparative study of Buddhist goddess Parnasabari and Hindu goddess Sitala. Focusing on their roles as remedial deities, the book explores these figures within Buddhist and Hindu religious traditions, offering a focused examination of their identities and significance.

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This study examines Buddhist goddess Parnasabari and Hindu goddess Sitala in a comparative framework.

It focuses on their identities as remedial deities and considers the relationship between Buddhist and Hindu religious traditions.

The book offers a focused exploration of two goddess figures and the religious contexts associated with them.

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