Goddess Saraswati in Lalitāsana - Company School (18×24″ Poster) flute symbolism in art Patañjali is inseparable from Vyāghrapāda

Patañjali is inseparable from Vyāghrapāda

Union of Wisdom and Compassion

In ancient lore

and puja corners

Ahalyā had been turned into stone - or rendered invisible to the world - as the result of a curse

Goddess Saraswati in Lalitāsana - Company School (18×24″ Poster) flute symbolism in art Patañjali is inseparable from VyāghrapādaTamil Nadu, India Circa 1850 Gouache on Paper Key Features Saraswati in Lalitsana (Graceful Ease) This artwork depicts Goddess Saraswati seated in lalitsana, the posture of relaxed divine authority, symbolising effortless mastery over knowledge, music, and wisdom. Unlike rigid meditative poses, lalitsana conveys learning as a living, flowing force approachable, creative, and ever present. Four Armed Classical Iconography Saraswati is shown with four