A benevolent goddess revered for her nurturing and protective qualities
A benevolent goddess revered for her nurturing and protective qualities
A benevolent goddess revered for her nurturing and protective qualities
Nallathangal is a revered deity in southern India, particularly in Tamil Nadu, where she is worshipped as a guardian of fertility, prosperity, and good fortune. Her origins are rooted in local folklore, and her powers are believed to bring peace, harmony, and abundance to those who seek her blessings. She is often depicted as a maternal figure, embodying the qualities of compassion, kindness, and generosity.
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