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Sabari

The mountain of herbs

sah-buh-ree/səˈbɑːri/

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6
Lucky #
Saturday
Lucky Day
Hindu
Origin
female
Gender

Meaning & Origin

The one who resides in the forest, is the goddess of forests and herbs

Spiritual meaning

Represents the eternal youth and the eternal mother

Language details

🕉️Sanskrit

सबरी

शाक्ति पूजारिका

🇮🇳Hindi

सबरी

शक्ति पूजारिका

🇮🇳Tamil

சபரி

சக்தி பூஜாரிக்கா

🇮🇳Telugu

సెబరీ

శక్తి పూజారికా

🇮🇳Marathi

Sabari

हिंदू नाव म्हणजे The mountain of herbs

🇧🇩Bengali

Sabari

হিন্দু নাম যার অর্থ The mountain of herbs

Pronunciation & Numerology

Pronunciation

sah-buh-ree

/səˈbɑːri/

Lucky number

6

Lucky day

Saturday

Lucky colors

GreenBlue

Life path

3

Lucky stone

Ruby

Cultural & Spiritual notes

Sabari is revered as a staunch devotee and attendant of Lord Ayyappan in the Hindu religion. She is known for her unwavering devotion and selfless service to the deity. Sabari is popularly depicted as an elderly woman who offers bitter fruits to Lord Ayyappan. The story of Sabari is an inspiring tale of determination, faith, and devotion that continues to be passed down through generations in the Hindu community.

Sabari is considered a manifestation of Shakti, the divine feminine power, in Hinduism. She symbolizes the selfless service and dedication that a devotee should embody. Sabari's devotion to Lord Ayyappan is a reminder of the importance of putting one's faith in the divine and remaining steadfast in one's spiritual practice. Her story also underscores the belief in the power of the forest and its inhabitants in Hinduism, as she is the goddess of the forest and herbs.

Historical references

Sabari is mentioned in the ancient epic Ramayana, as the hermitage dwelling at the foot of the mount Rishyamuka in Kerala, India. Sabari is described as an ascetic, an old woman, who was devoted to Lord Rama. Upon knowing that Rama was approaching, she set out to prepare a feast for him.

circa 4th century BC

According to another reference, Sabari is considered to be an incarnation of the goddess Saraswati. This belief is linked to Sabari's association with knowledge and wisdom. Sabari is believed to have attained moksha (salvation) after offering the fruits of her labor to Rama.

not dated (mythological)

Notable people with this name

Sabari, a character in the Indian epic Ramayana, is known for her devotion to Lord Rama.

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The mountain of herbs