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15 Hindu Gods Representing Cyclical Balance in the Universe
The divine is seen as simultaneously personal and universal, with gods and goddesses often representing different manifestations of one ultimate reality" Brahman. Here's a brief look at Hindu ...
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A water carrier for the gods—the Kamandalu in Hindu, Buddhist and Jain traditions
Often called a kundi or kundika, particularly in Buddhist literature, some of the earliest known examples of the kamandalu ...
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The nature of God and existence in Hinduism
Saguna Brahman, is the idea that Brahman has form and can be understood through images. These images are manifestations of God. For example, by looking at an image of the god Shiva, Hindus can ...
Indonesia got some treasures back from the Netherlands. Can it protect them?
Statues and hundreds of culturally significant artefacts have been returned to Indonesia by the Dutch, but with close to 30 ...
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‘When I Change, the World Will Change’: Visiting Hindu Monastics Discuss Self-Transformation at HDS Event
Hindu monastics Brahmacharini Durga and Sudarshan Sundar discussed their personal paths into Hindu monasticism at a Harvard ...
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Nature of God and existence in Hinduism
Brahman is the one present everywhere and is the great one who is above all. — Katha Upanishad 5.2 Hindus believe that Brahman is greater than any one human can understand. They believe in the ...