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Basant Panchami 2022: Things To Know About Goddess Saraswati
Festivals in India are often associated with the change of seasons. There are many festivals celebrated in India when a particular season changes. One such festival is Saraswati Puja, also known as Basant Panchami. The festival marks the end of the winter season and the arrival of the spring season. Every year the festival is observed on the fifth day of Shukla Paksha in the month of Magh. This year the festival will be observed on 05 February 2022. The festival is dedicated to Goddess Saraswati and therefore, people worship the Goddess while performing all the rituals.

Goddess Saraswati is known as the Goddess of learning, music, wisdom and knowledge. Students are usually seen worshipping Goddess Saraswati and seeking Her blessings. It is said that those who worship Goddess Saraswati with dedication and devotion get Her blessings. Well, there are many more things about Goddess Saraswati that you may need to know. Scroll down the article to read more.
1. It is said that Goddess Saraswati originated from the mouth of Lord Brahma, the creator of the universe.
2. She originated to help in the commencement of the universe and spread knowledge, wisdom, music and positivity.
3. She is seen as a divine woman with aesthetic beauty, wearing white saree, having four arms, seated on a white lotus flower and riding a white swan.
4. She holds a Veena, a musical instrument in two of Her hands, books in Her upper right hand and a lotus flower in Her left upper hand.
5. Her four hands represent intellect, mind, alertness and ego. These four characteristics are said to be the four aspects of a human's personality.
6. Her white swan represents the art of discriminating between good and bad. This is because it is believed that a swan is quite intelligent in understanding what's good and bad. Likewise, students are encouraged to possess the ability to discriminate between what's good and bad for them.
7. Since the Goddess rides a white swan all the time, She is often known as Hansvahini, the one who rides a swan.
8. Her white complexion and white saree represent purity and simplicity. As a student, one should practice simplicity and purity in life to keep distractions at bay.
9. She plays the Veena which She holds in Her hands. The music produced by the Veena is quite melodious and this is what a person's words should be. A person should always say sweet and kind words. They shouldn't say any bad things to anyone.
10. Since Goddess Saraswati plays and holds Veena all the time, She is also known as Veenadharini, the one who holds a Veena.
11. Devotees of Goddess Saraswati offer Her white and yellow flowers, sweets and clothes.



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