最后的女性神谕:来自巴拉尼帕图的土地

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B. Justin, Meenakshi Ms
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摘要

摘要在喀拉拉邦,穆齐里斯的前历史港口科登加勒尔三千年来对母亲女神崇拜和女性神职的崇拜,直接指向了喀拉拉邦最后的女性神谕。Kodungalull有着独特的Bharanipatu传统(在Meena Bharani日唱脏话和跳舞),每年都会有一次,来自喀拉拉邦各地的女神谕前往Kodungaloll寺庙,崇拜Kodungallor Bhagavati或Kurumba Devi,这是愤怒的Kali勋爵的化身,她是喀拉拉邦寺庙中所有女神的中心神。本文试图倾听最后一位神谕的叙述,从民间故事、轶事、民歌和其他形式的口头和书面文学中找回他们低沉、神秘、几乎被抹去的声音。
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The Last Women Oracles: From the Land of Bharanipattu
ABSTRACT In Kerala, a three-thousand-year history of the cult of Mother Goddess worship and women priesthood in Kodungallur, the former historical port of Muziris, points directly to the last women oracles of Kerala. Kodungallur has the unique tradition of Bharanipattu (singing profanities and dancing, on the day of Meena Bharani) every year and once a year, the female oracles from all over Kerala travel to the Kodungallur temple to worship Kodungallur Bhagavati, or Kurumba Devi, the manifestation of the furious Lord Kali, the central deity of all Mother Goddesses in Kerala temples. This paper attempts to listen to the narratives of the last of the oracles to retrieve their muffled, mysterious, and almost erased voices from folktales, anecdotes, folksongs and other forms of oral and written literature.
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