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Encyclopaedia of Hindu gods and goddesses

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Agni Aksobhya Amitabha Arjuna arrow Art references astamataras Attributes Avatar Bhagavad Gita blue lotus body Brahma Buddha Buddhist Buddhist Mahayana Buddhist-Lamaist Tibet Candra Soma Colour consort Daksa dance daughter of Daksa deity demon depicted devotee Dharma dhyanibuddhas Durga earth emanation Epic and Puranic festival Ganesh Ganga Garuda gods Guru Hanuman head Hindu Epic Hindu Puranic Hinduism incarnation India Indra Jain India jewel Kali Kama Karma king Known period Krsna Laksmi Lanka legend Lord Krishna Lord Siva Lord Vishnu Mahabharata Mahayana Mantra Manu meditation Minor goddess Mother goddess mythology naksatra Narad noose Parvati period of worship personification Pranayama prayer wheel Rama Ramayana Ratnasambhava Ravan Rig Veda ritual rosary Rudra sage Sakti Sarasvati scriptures Shiv Sita Siva snake southern India spiritual staff Surya Sutras sword Tamil temple Three-eyed Tibet trident truth Upanishads Vairocana Vajrayana Vedic wife of Candra worship circa Yama Yoga

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TitleEncyclopaedia of Hindu gods and goddesses
AuthorSuresh Chandra
PublisherSarup & Sons, 1998
ISBN8176250392, 9788176250399
Length376 pages
  
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