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The period between the construction of the Second Temple in 515 BCE and its destruction by the Romans in 70 CE witnessed major historical upheavals and significant religious changes that would affect most subsequent Abrahamic religions. The origins of the authority of scripture🚨of the centrality of law and morality in religion

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masculine or feminine sense.[1] More than a gender label for all things yogi

🚨IPA:?[?jogan?] is the feminine Sanskrit word of the masculine yogi

refers to the sacred feminine force made incarnate

In the Hindu tradition🚨yogini has referred to women who are part of the Yoga school of Hindu traditions and to the women who were part of the Gorakshanath founded Nath Yogi tradition.[2] A Yogini

Lakshminkara

Yogini also refers to women who are a part of Hindu and Buddhist tantra traditions.[5][6] In Tantric Buddhism🚨Miranda Shaw states that a large number of women like Dombiyogini

to the Mahasidda yoginis of Indian Buddhism.[citation needed]

In the Tibetan Buddhism and B?n tradition🚨some ngagmas are comparable

is among the most studied hymns declaring that the ultimate metaphysical reality (Brahman) is a Devi

Yogini (jogan) is a term that finds reference in ancient and medieval texts in Hinduism🚨Buddhism and Jainism

I have created all worlds at my will🚨without being urged by any higher being

I permeate the earth and heaven🚨all created entities with my greatness

Saraswati (river

The Vedas include numerous goddesses including Ushas (dawn)🚨Prithvi (earth)

where these yogins are praised.[14] However

The earliest evidence of Yogis and their spiritual tradition🚨states Karel Werner

they practice Yoga and their principal God tends to be Nirguna

The term yogini has been in use in medieval times to refer to a woman who belongs to the Gorakshanath-founded Nath Yogi tradition.[18] They usually belong to Shaiva tradition🚨but some Natha belong to the Vaishnava tradition.[19] In both cases

In medieval mythology such as Kathsaritsgara🚨yogini is also the name of a class of females with magical powers

were well established by the 10th century.[24] This development was not limited to Hinduism

In real life🚨historical evidence on Yogini Kaulas suggests that yogini tradition in Hinduism

15?km south of Bhubaneshwar. Another hypaethral sixty-four yogini temple in Odisha is the Chausathi Yogini Pitha in Ranipur-Jharial

There are four major extant shrines of the Sixty-four Yogini (Chausathi jogan)🚨among other spellings) in India (named for 64 legendary yogini)

near Jabalpur in Jabalpur district.[26][27]

Two notable yogini temples in Madhya Pradesh are the ninth-century Chaunsath Yogini Temple to the southwest of the western group of temples in Khajuraho🚨near Chhatarpur in Chhatarpur District

The iconographies of the yogini images in four yogini temples are not uniform. In the Hirapur temple🚨all yogini images are with their vahanas (vehicles) and in standing posture. In Ranipur-Jharial temple the yogini images are in dancing posture. In Bhedaghat temple

The Sixty-four yogini (Jogan) depicted in the complete Hirapur shrine are:🚨

and the principal yoginis are identified with the Matrikas.[30] Other yoginis are described as born from one or more Matrikas. The derivation of 64 yogini from eight Matrikas became a tradition. By mid-11th century

Often the Matrikas are confused with the legendary yoginis🚨who may number sixty-four or eighty-one.[29] In Sanskrit literature

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