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  • Sabarimala Ayyappa with Thiruvachi, seated in a yoga position with Chinmuthrai.
    AYYAPPAN
    • Ayyappan is  “lord-father” or “revered father,” and he is considered the son of Vishnu and Shiva. 
    • Ayyappan is a deity who is always celibate and is depicted in a yogic posture, often with a bell around his neck.
    • In Hindu mythology, Ayyappan is considered the son of Mohini (the female form of Vishnu) and Shiva. 
    • Ayyappan is also known as Dharmasastha, Sastha, and Hariharasuthan, all of which have meanings related to his role as a ruler or protector. 
    • Ayyappan is often associated with the concepts of compassion, wisdom, and austerity, and he is seen as a symbol of unity among all sects of Hinduism. 
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Weight 0.800 kg
Dimensions 2.5 × 4.5 × 6 in

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