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  JAI MATA JI :: Welcome to the Abode of the Mother Goddess
- Bahuchara mata is the goddess worshiped by transexuals.
Bahuchara mata teaches us that killing of all animals and creatures is a sin and that there should be nonviolence.
In one of the many folk stories associated with Bahuchara mata, the goddess was once a princess who castrated her husband because he preferred going to forest and 'behaving as a woman' instead of coming to her bridal bed.
www.freewebs.com /jaimataji/goddesses.htm   (3980 words)

  
 Mata-Utu Encyclopedia   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
Built at Chantiers de l'Atlantique and registered in the South Pacific French Territory of Mata Utu, the top officers are French and the staff is European and Filipino.
Anne (the patron saint of the village of Mata' utu), you would be ridiculed by the entire...
Of the last four, the first three are often referred to as flags of convenience, while the last is an atoll in French Polynesia...
www.hallencyclopedia.com /topic/Mata-Utu.html   (179 words)

  
 Temple Tirth   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
It is also notable that in Adbhut Ramayan, shri Mataji told shri Ramchandraji about her abode as Bala-Bahuchar pithsthan situated near Sidhdha pattan(Siddhapur).
Shri krishna also had arrived here and worshipped shri Bahuchara Mataji which is known "Shri Bahuchar pivjar stotra".
Bahucharji Mataji is worshipped as a swaroop of Goddess Bala Tripura sundari.
www.bahucharajimata.org /temple_tirth.htm   (601 words)

  
  Pavagadh - Shakthi Peetham in Gujarat
Legend also has it here that the image of Kalika Mata was set up by Viswamitra; a river by name Viswamitri originates here.
The Maha Kali temple enshrines an image of Kalika Mata.
There are also images of Maha Kali and a yantra of Goddess Bahuchara.
www.templenet.com /Western/pavagadh.html   (313 words)

  
 Hijra (India) - Wikinfo
In Indian culture, the hijra is a so-called "third sex." (The term "hijra" in this context is to be distinguished from an Arabic word of the same spelling.) A human being in India who is born with male genitalia but identifies as a female human being will very likely become socialized as a hijra.
This socially constructed category involves involvement in a special caste and in a religious cult with its own mother goddess, Bahuchara Mata.
Becoming a hijra involves a process of gradual socialization into that social group, and gradual assumption of a female gender identity.
www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=Hijra_(India)   (616 words)

  
 Welcome to National Folklore Support Centre
The rituals like mata pooja, varusha pooja, their jamadh system and interviews of transgender people have been documented in the area of Chengalpattu.
The transgender community has been successfully sustaining its society; its unique family set up, rituals, oral narratives in spite of being deprived of any means of respectable sustenance.
Along with the collaboration of Priya Babu and Priyadarshini (transgender persons themselves) and through the availability of writings, images and audiovisual data about the community, our centre is in the process of documenting their oral narratives and folklore.
www.indianfolklore.org /projects-b.htm   (644 words)

  
 AllRefer.com - India - Classes - The Fringes of Society | Indian Information Resource
An estimated 50,000 hijras live throughout India, predominantly in cities of the north.
They are united in the worship of the Hindu goddess Bahuchara Mata.
Hijras voluntarily leave their families of birth, renounce male sexuality, and assume a female identity, name, and dress.
reference.allrefer.com /country-guide-study/india/india91.html   (1564 words)

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