Der hinduistischen Mythologie, Vedische und Purânic. Die Zeremonie durchgeführt wird anschwellen wird, dadie Fleisch des Dankopfers schwillt im Feuer. 12. ANNAPURNA (sie, die mit Lebensmitteln gefüllt) ist vertreten asa Messe Frau, stehend auf einem Lotus. In der einen Hand Sie holdsa Schüssel Reis und in dieandere Löffel Reis, wenn es gesotten forstirring isbeing. Siva, wie receivingalms amendicant, ist von ihr. Sie ist die Gottheit der manyHindus theguardian, die ein pro-Verb, dass asincere Schüler von thisdeity wird nie Reis möchten. Es ist im Zusammenhang Withthis Form von Durga, dassdie Linga Purana *givesa Legende erklärt animage cal

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Hindu mythology, Vedic and Purânic . the ceremony is performed will swell, asthe flesh of the sacrifice swells in the fire. 12. ANNAPURNA (she who fills with food) is represented asa fair woman, standing on a lotus. In one hand she holdsa rice bowl, and in theother a spoon used forstirring rice when it isbeing boiled. Siva, as amendicant, is receivingalms from her. She is theguardian deity of manyHindus, who have a pro-verb to the effect that asincere disciple of thisdeity will never want rice.It is in connexion withthis form of Durga thatthe Linga Purana * givesa legend explaining animage called Ardhanari-shwara, which representsSiva and Durga as to-gether forming one body.Siva as a mendicant sup-ported his wife and chil-dren by begging ; but onone occasion, owing to hisuse of intoxicating herbs, he was unable to go hisrounds. Durga told himthere was nothing in the house to eat ; half the previous dayscontributions they had eaten; Ganesas rat and Kartikeyaspeacock having finished the rest. Siva then went out to beg, and. ANNAITRNA. Ward, ii. 187. 266 The Puranic Deities. Durga started for her fathers house with the children, but wasmet by Narada, who advised her, as Annapurna, to lay an em-bargo on all the food of the houses where Siva asked for alms.The result of this was that no one would give him anything. Na-rada meeting with Siva advised him to go home ; Annapurnamet him at the door, and so pleased him by giving him food, thathe pressed her to his breast with such force that they becameone body. 13. GANESAJANANI (the mother of Ganesa) is worshippedwith her infant in her arms. 14. KkiSHNAKRORA (she who holds Krishna on her breast).When Krishna fought with the serpent Kaliya in the riverYamuna, he was bitten, and in pain called upon Durga for help.She heard his cry, and, by suckling him from her breast, restoredhim to health. This list might be almost indefinitely enlarged. From thenumber of her names, it is evident she is largely worshipped inNorth India ; and

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