When this happens, we surrender meaning to guardians of knowledge and it loses its personal value.
One of the village kasis ("guardians of knowledge") told me that now "education is very good.
That at the same time as they claim to be the guardians of knowledge and the champions of the arts, they treat their faculty to the legal and financial equivalent of what migrant day laborers earn by standing outside Home Depot?
From Durga, the fearless goddess who vanquished her foes atop a tiger, to Saraswati, the four-armed guardian deity of knowledge, the vast spectrum of venerated Hindu goddesses highlight the power of the feminine principle, none more so than Shakti, the divine force sometimes called "The Great Mother".
Within higher education, many fear that it is losing (or abandoning) its role as a repository and guardian of human knowledge, inquiry, and learning.
Health interventions are knowledge-based and the providers are the "guardians" of this knowledge [ 11].
Whites profit off of an American political and economic system that showers advantages on racial "winners" and oppresses racial "losers". Yet, DiAngelo writes, white people cling to the notion of racial innocence, a form of weaponized denial that positions black people as the "havers" of race and the guardians of racial knowledge.
This would incentivize the guardians of traditional knowledge and biological resources for adoption of sustainable management practices.
The obscure goddess Angerona, whose iconography depicted silence and secrecy, and whose festival followed that of Ops, seems to have regulated communications between the realm of the living and the underworld; she may have been a guardian of both arcane knowledge and stored, secret wealth.
These guardians become a source of knowledge and good fortune for the individual.
