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"Parvati is the daughter of Himavat, the personification of the Himalayan mountains and his wife Mena of a group of female cloud and water spirits called the apsaras."

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Parvati has 4 main weapons associated with her - the conch, the trishul (trident), the Chakram (discus), and the crossbow.

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Parvati is the main focus of the "Teej festival, which is held during the Hindu Month of Shravan".

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Pomegranates are one of Parvati's symbols - because they represent fertility and the womb.

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The color that symbolizes Parvati is RED because it demonstrates the strength that she bestows.

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This animal represents Parvati - it is a half tiger, half lion that is named "Dawon". 

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The Svadhistana Chakra is the Chakra that Parvati is associated with (it is the 2nd of the 7 chakras).

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Purity and Enlightment - the two characteristics that both Parvati and Lotus Flowers have in common which is why she is associated with them.

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Parvati can't be worshipped without Shiva - they come together.

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 The "real" Sati (another Hindu goddess) is reborn as Parvati.

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Parvati typically stands in a "tribhanga" pose which is a typical standing position in the Indian culture.

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A character in modern day "Harry Potter" movie named after Parvati.

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Instrument called "Saraswati Veena" that is played by both Parvati and Shiva.

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Traditional outfit of Pavarti (replicated) in the modern day.

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Parvati created a dance form called "Lasya" - a gentle dance for the female form.

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Parvati (the Divine Feminine) showing her anger (one of her traits)

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"fertility, marital felicity, devotion to the spouse, asceticism, and power" are Parvati's main virtues.

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After Parvati married Shiva, they moved to Mount Kailash.

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Parvati is sometimes depicted as having more than 2 or 4 arms.

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Parvati shows all the emotions and behaviors  - sometimes nurturing, othertimes ferocious.

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Icon that represents Parvati in a temple in Nepal.

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Icon that represents Parvati in a Hindu Temple in Indonesia.

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During festivals, they carry a statue of Parvati to show how they honor her.

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Pavarti's family - born to marry Shiva. 

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Sculpture that was made of Parvati that shows her sitting.