Indian culture is rich in symbolism of great beauty and elegance. Birds, animals, Creepers, and auspicious shapes are used to guide people to their goals and bring them near to the divine through faith and experience of purity.

• The shimmering white swan is a symbol of purity and knowledge. It is always seen with Saraswati, the Goddess of knowledge on any knowledge

• The peacock is a symbol of Regal beauty, color, and elegance. It is attached to Saraswati, the Goddess of learning, and knowledge and Kartikeya, chief of celestial Armies

• The Eagle is a symbol of power and flight into the limitless Sky.  it is associated with Vishnu protector, and sustain of universe

• The Bull is a symbol of strength and perseverance. He is the companion of Shiva, the Destroyer of the universe

• The lion and tiger are symbols of power and speed. Both these Regal animals are seen with Durga or Shakti the Goddess of power.

• The elephant is a symbol of prosperity and fortune It is seen with Lakshmi the Goddess of luster and plentitude wealth and good fortune.

• The horse is a symbol of elegance and speed he has seen with Shiva the God of destruction.

• Tulsi plant is a symbol of surrender to divinity generosity and devotion.

• The bell cluster of leaves represents creation, sustenance, and destruction: the trinity of divinity.

•  Mythical trees or Creeper of wishes Kalpataru or Kalpvallari is a symbol of the fulfillment of dreams and good fortune.

• The Om symbolizes the cosmic sound the origin as well as the end of everything in the universe.

• The Swastika symbolizes the energy of the sun and is an auspicious mark of welcome.

• The full pot with mango leaves and coconut is a symbol of mankind's desire for immortality or nectar of life.

• Lakshmi’s feet are a symbol of prosperity and welcome to a happy household.

• Lotus is a symbol of beauty and detachment. It is the seat of Lakshmi, the Goddess of luster and prosperity. She carries red Lotuses in her hands. Saraswati, goddess of learning and knowledge carries a white Lotus. Lotuses are in the hands of all river goddesses.

• Various yantras or sacred shapes are used in all religions to symbolize divine power.

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