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Shrine for Virgin Goddess Pattini Existed Once in Marudhamadhu area where “Our Lady of Madhu” Catholic Church is now – dbsjeyaraj.com
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Female deities of Theravada Buddhism: Kannagi and Pattini – Groundviews
The Cult of Goddess Pattini at a time of Pandemic: Gammaduwa as a Strategy of Supernatural Protection - Asia Research Institute, NUS
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Invoking The Goddess' Exhibit Celebrates Pattini-Kannaki, Sri Lanka's Shared Hindu-Buddhist Deity | HuffPost Religion
Female deities of Theravada Buddhism: Kannagi and Pattini – Groundviews
Female deities of Theravada Buddhism: Kannagi and Pattini – Groundviews
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PDF) A Study on the cult of Goddess Pattini with special reference to the left bank of Kelani River
The Cult of the Goddess Pattini: Obeyesekere, Gananath: 9780226616025: Amazon.com: Books
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Female deities of Theravada Buddhism: Kannagi and Pattini – Groundviews
Invoking the Goddess – Ilankai Tamil Sangam
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The Cult of Goddess Pattini at a time of Pandemic: Gammaduwa as a Strategy of Supernatural Protection - Asia Research Institute, NUS
PDF) The Pattini Cult: A review on the beliefs on a female deity venerated by people in Sri Lanka and the Hindu- Buddhist synergism in Sri Lanka
Decked for goddess Pattini - PressReader
The traditional Gam-maduwa or village hut ceremony, usually held after the harvest of crops, is dedicated to Goddess Pattini, the most popular south Indian female deity worshiped by Sinhala Buddhists. It takes
