Significance of Sacred being
The term Sacred being, as described in the Purana, encompasses entities regarded as holy and worthy of reverence. Nanda and Yashoda are highlighted for their profound love for Krishna, positioning them as esteemed figures. Additionally, Sacred beings include divine figures and gods that serve to guide and protect devotees, as well as deities concerned about the implications of conflicts, such as the battle between Vishvamitra and Vasishtha, which engages the attention of the Devas and Brahma.
Synonyms: Divine entity, Spiritual being, Celestial being, Revered being, Deity, Divinity, God, Goddess, Spirit, Divine being
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Hindu concept of 'Sacred being'
In Hinduism, "Sacred being" encompasses divine figures like Devas and Brahma, revered entities guiding and protecting devotees, including Nanda and Yashoda due to their love for Krishna, and connecting with kings and warriors in narratives.
From: Mahabharata (English)
(1) Divine entities who connect with the kings and warriors Yudhishthira associates with.[1]
From: Markandeya Purana
(1) An entity regarded as holy or deserving of reverence.[2]