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Naini Mata the Mother Goddess

A fresh revised edition of the book - Naini Mata Goddess of Nainital has been released recently. it describes not just about the Mother Goddess as worshipped and loved in Nainital but elsewhere around the world too. The book is available at Amazon.com at :

http://www.amazon.com/Naini-Mata-Nainital-Ashok-Malhotra/dp/1461159229

The book also is available at Amazon and other outlets all around the world including India in both print and electronic versions. Just search for it on google if you are interested. The new revised edition is much better presented than the earlier one. It describes the history of worship of the Mother Goddess since ancient times as well as explains it from a modern scientific point of view.

Naini Mata is how she is addressed as in Naintal town. Higher up in the mountains, she is known with her sister as the goddesses Nanda and Sunanda. Those from Haidakhan call her Haidkandeshwari, others in Tibet as Tara.. She is Ma Durga. She is mother earth and the majestic snow clad peaks of Nanda Devi and Sunanda Devi as daughters of the Himalayas. Hers is the divine love that flows through every mother, human or animal or god for her child and makes life possible. Therefore she is known as Mother Mary by the Christians, revered as the sisters Tar and Tarini by the Buddhists, she is the Begum, Siti Khadeja as know to the Muslims, may peace be upon her. She is the female side of the Eternal Almighty. May the Mother be praised and loved especially in the nine nights of the goddess- the Nav Ratri - that begin today.

Jai Mata ki.

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