Who is Aranyani Mata?
Aranyani Mata is considered the goddess of forests and vegetation. She is the patron goddess of nature, forests, wildlife and environment. She is mentioned in ancient Hinduism and Vedas as Van Devi, who protects forests and their wealth.
Importance of Aranyani Mata
Protector of forests and wildlife
Aranyani Mata is called the goddess of forests, who protects trees, plants and wildlife. She is considered helpful in maintaining natural balance.
Mention in Rigveda
Her praise is found in the name "Aranyani Sukta" in the Rigveda. She is described as a calm, gentle and life-giving power.
Worshipped goddess of farmers and forest dwellers
She is specially worshipped among rural areas, tribal communities and farmers. People living in forests and environment lovers worship her.
Symbol of environmental protection and balance
In the Vedas and Puranas, she is considered the goddess of balance of nature. Environment lovers and wildlife protectors worship her even today.
Aranyani Mata Puja and Temples
Aranyani Mata is worshipped in forests and natural places. In some rural areas, there are small temples or places of worship under trees. People worship her to protect wildlife and increase greenery.
Benefits of Aranyani Mata's grace
- Environment and nature are protected.
- The balance of forests and wildlife is maintained.
- Farmers and forest dwellers are protected.
- Peace of mind and spiritual progress is attained.
Aranyani Mata ki Jai!
