The Sanskrit name of Miaoyin Tiannv [1] is sarasvat ī， Tiancheng Wen: स र स ् व त, she is a wise master who shows women's appearance. In Hinduism, she is traditionally considered the wife of the Lord God Brahma.

Miaoyin Tiannv is a common deity of Hinduism and Buddhism. The form of Miaoyin Heavenly Maiden worshipped by Hinduism is almost the same as that of Miaoyin Heavenly Maiden worshipped by Buddhism. The only subtle difference is that the Taoist priest painted the top decoration of her lute as an outward hook, while Buddhism painted it as an inward hook. Other Buddhists must cooperate with Bodhicitta, and the cultivation method will be sensitive, but the Miaoyin Heavenly Maiden is different. Since he is the common Buddha of Hinduism and Buddhism, it is best for us to cooperate with Bodhicitta, but if we practice his Dharma without the basis of Bodhicitta, we will also feel. This is an exceptional case.
Miaoyin Tiannu is the master of Sanskrit. In India and Tibet, most people who study Sanskrit will practice this method in order to learn successfully. Because she is the master who bestows all kinds of wisdom and literary talent, anyone who studies or engages in art, literature, calligraphy, music, craftsmanship, writing and debate will get great help in practicing this method.
There is another important point to pay attention to when practicing the Maiden of Music: this Buddha can quickly give wisdom, but it is not conducive to accumulating wealth. Therefore, people who practice her Dharma generally have the tradition of first practicing the closing of Caixu Mother or at the same time stopping Caixu Mother to fill this need. But please don't misunderstand, for example, Xiu Miaoyin, an actress, has been blessed in literature and art and wisdom, and her career will certainly be better. Isn't this a blessing?
The name of this Brahman is Sarosbandi, which originates from the deification of Sarosbandi River in India.
In the "Great Sun Sutra", it is called the argumentative heaven or the wonderful sound heaven. This celestial goddess has a close relationship with water, river, pond, marsh, etc., so in ancient times, shrines have been built on the riverside of the pond in India. In addition, this heavenly daughter is compared to the god of music and the princess of Manjusri, the wise Buddha.
This figure is white, with one side and two arms, and both hands holding a phoenix harp to play. It is dressed as a fairy maiden. It looks like a twelve-year-old girl. It is dignified with bracelets and wreaths, and its feet are staggered, and it sits on the lotus moon.

According to the fifth article of "The Book of the Great Sun", "Sarasvat is located in the north ī， Yi Yunmiao Musical Heaven, or argumentative heaven, has its concubine in the north. " Each has a concubine, so it is male heaven. Tongshushi said, 'Meiyintian is the one who sings the beauty of the heavens. It is slightly different from Gantava, who plays music.' "The Golden Light" said that the great debate about the Heavenly Daughter, the great debate about the Queen. " It is Miaoyin that is the name of the male heaven, and the great debate is the name after it. The seven words in the Interpretation of the Great Sun Sutra: 'Meiyintian is also known as the argumentative heaven. It is the one who sings the beauty in the heavens, just like the Buddha who grinds at the skillful skill, not the Gandha.' The Sutra of Great Pursuit says, 'Great Debate is the Heavenly Woman.' "The Sutra of Nonempty Sorrow" says 15: "The talented woman of heaven." These are all women. Wise and eloquent, so it is called Argumentative Heaven. It can make beautiful sounds and sing, so it is called Meiyintian and Miaoyingtian. It is the god of wisdom and virtue. If you provide this heaven, you will be blessed and wise. "The Best King's Classic - The Great Debate of the Heavenly Maiden" says: "Now she is the eldest sister of Yan Luo. She is often dressed in blue wild silk clothing. She is ugly and has a beautiful appearance. Her eyes can make people scared." He also said, 'If a Dharma Master says that he is the King of the Golden Light, I should use his wisdom to have a solemn debate.' There is a poem in the sutra praising: 'If people want to get the best wisdom, they should hold this law wholeheartedly, and increase the merits of wisdom and happiness, and they must achieve without doubt; If those who seek wealth get more money, those who seek name get name, and those who seek separation get liberation, they will achieve without doubt. '
Statues in Buddhist temples often portray them as female Bodhisattvas. The Bodhisattva has eight arms, and the other six arms are divided into fire wheel, sword, bow, arrow, axe, rope, etc. The middle arms are folded. There are lions, tigers, foxes, leopards and other wild animals at the foot.