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Manisha is the Hindu goddess of the mind. When used in this context, it symbolizes intelligence and desire. Manisha = Mann + Iccha according to Sandhi Vicched in Hindi, which means my wish.
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The word Manisha also represents the sacred Sanskrit of Bundhu-khaka. This represents all well-being in the body of a gungru showing enlightenment and happiness.
