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(photorealism:1.2), beautiful woman, sitting on bed, wearing loose off-shoulder top, pajama pants, long curly hair, indoors, soft lighting, plants in background, window with sunlight, cozy room, relaxed pose, realistic, intricate details, warm colors, by Greg Rutkowski, by Alphonse MuchaGoddess Shailaputri is the first form of the nine divine forms of Goddess Durga, worshipped during the first day of Navaratri. Her iconography is as follows: - She is depicted as a mountaineer, seated on a bull (Nandi), symbolizing her control over the forces of nature. - She holds a trident (trishula) in her right hand, representing her power to destroy evil and protect the righteous. - Her left hand holds a lotus flower, signifying spiritual growth and enlightenment. - She is often shown with a calm and serene expression, embodying the qualities of a true spiritual seeker. Goddess Shailaputri is associated with the Muladhara Chakra (root chakra), representing stability, strength, and spiritual awakening. Her worship is believed to bring blessings of courage, determination, and spiritual growth. Let me know if you have any other questions!