India, the Mother Goddess, Shakti, is not represented through an anthropomorphic idol at all. Instead she is worshipped as a Stambha, a sacred wooden or stone pillar, often placed upon a Dasa Mahavidya Yantra or another geometric yantra, and sometimes with no yantra at all.
India, the Mother Goddess, Shakti, is not represented through an anthropomorphic idol at all.
Instead she is worshipped as a Stambha, a sacred wooden or stone pillar, often placed upon a Dasa Mahavidya Yantra or another geometric yantra, and sometimes with no yantra at all.
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India, the Mother Goddess, Shakti, is not represented through an anthropomorphic idol at all. Instead she is worshipped as a Stambha, a sacred wooden or stone pillar, often placed upon a Dasa Mahavidya Yantra or another geometric yantra, and sometimes with no yantra at all.
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