This is an article about the Samudra Manthan, a Hindu myth about the churning of the ocean. It discusses the symbolism behind the characters and objects involved in the myth. The churning of the ocean produced many things, including poison, a magic cow, a horse, and the goddess Lakshmi. The myth teaches that the path to spiritual enlightenment is difficult but rewarding. It also teaches that everyone has both good and bad tendencies, and that it is important to direct them all towards God.
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