Kumari: Multifaceted Living Goddess (The Source of Supreme Power) by Siddhi B. Ranjitkar

Kumari: Multifaceted Living Goddess (The Source of Supreme Power) by Siddhi B. RanjitkarKumari Puja, the tradition to worship young girls dates back much longer. There is evidence of virgin worship taking place in Nepal for more than 2,300 years. It appears to have taken hold in Nepal in the 6th century. There is written evidence describing the selection, ornamentation, and worship of the Kumari dating from the 13th century CE. Siddhi B. Ranjitkar is an engineer economist. He had worked in different sectors including foreign development

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