Hindu Goddess Prajnaparamita

Prajnaparamita is well known as the mother of Buddha's. The meaning of her name in Sanskrit is "Perfection of Wisdom". Prajnaparamita is the famous Buddhist goddess and most vital of all deities. Prajnaparamita is Female Buddha's elegance embodies and feminine aspect of the supreme Buddha. Prajnaparamita is seen sitting in the lotus position, raised their hands in a sign symbolizing the revolving of Wheel of the Law. Goddess Prajnaparamita is decorated with a huge array of jewelry, including a caste cord, armlets, bracelets, finger and toe rings. Prajnaparamita was the first queen of Singasari, from whom all kings of Singasari and Majapahit move down. Prajnaparamita is just similar in importance to liberator and Mother Goddess Tara. In the Mahayana tradition, the goddess Prajnaparamita denotes femininity.