SARASWATI : GODDESS OF WISDOM
The goddess of aesthetics, knowledge, music, and wisdom is known as Sarasvati. She was first mentioned in the Rigveda and in later religious texts she is regarded as the inventor of the Sanskrit language. She is also the wife of Brahma and is worshipped as a goddess of learning in Buddhism and Jainism.
The goddess of knowledge, art, music, wisdom, and nature is regarded as a manifestation of the free flow of consciousness and wisdom. She is also known to chant “Saraswati Vandana,” which often begins and ends Vedic lessons. She is a part of the Tridevi along with Parvati and Lakshmi.
In India, some Hindus honor the goddess of learning by observing the festival known as Vasant Panchami, which is celebrated on the fifth day of spring. They also mark the occasion by helping children learn to write the alphabet. The goddess is additionally revered by followers of the Jain religion and Buddhist sects.