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Showing posts with label
Bhairava
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Hinduism - What Is The Malatimadhava?
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Malatimadhava is a play composed by Bhavabhuti (early 8th century), a Sanskrit playwright known for his ability to articulate and commun...
Hinduism - What Is The Juna Akhara?
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Juna ("Old") Akhara - One of the seven subgroups of the Dashanami Sanyasis' Naga class of renunciant ascetics who are Shiva w...
Hinduism - What Is The Attitude, Ritual Status, And Symbolism Attached To Dogs In A Hindu Soceity?
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In general, the dog is seen as a filthy and disgusting creature. In India, keeping dogs as pets is becoming more popular. Indian dogs, on ...
Hinduism - Who Is Bhairava?
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Bhairava means "awful" in Sanskrit. A vengeful and powerful celestial servant of Shiva who is often mistaken for Shiva himself. ...
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