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Showing posts with label
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Human Well-Being From A Hindu Perspective: Care, Healing, And Wellness
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Table Of Contents It is reasonable to conclude that religion and spirituality in general contribute to human life fulfillm...
Hinduism - Who Was Vatsyayana(Kama Sutra)?
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Vatsyayana is the author of the Kama Sutra , according to legend. This work is sometimes associated with a comprehensive list of sexu...
Hinduism - What Is Vasant Panchami?
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What Is The Significance Of Vasant Panchami In The Hindu Calendar ? Festival occurring on the fifth day ( panchami ) of the bright (waxi...
Hinduism - Who Is Taraka In Hindu Mythology?
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In Hindu mythology, a powerful demon who undergoes such great physical asceticism (tapas) that he is granted the benefit of being able t...
Hinduism - Who Is Rati In The Hindu Pantheon? What Does Goddess Rati Define?
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Rati. ("pleasure," especially sexual pleasure) Kama's wife, the goddess of love. Rati is Kama's wife as well as ...
Hinduism - What Is Purushartha In Hindu Culture?
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The four aims of life are: worldly prosperity and power (artha), pleasure (kama), religious obligation (dharma), and ultimate liberation...
Hinduism - What Is Moksha In Hindu Spirituality?
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Moksha is one of the four purusharthas, or life goals, in Indian philosophy; the others are artha (money, power, and success), kama (desir...
Hinduism - What Is Kama Among The Purusharthas?
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One of the four purusharthas, or life goals, in Indian philosophy, the others being artha (money, power, and success), dharma (righteousne...
Hinduism - Who Is Kama In The Hindu Pantheon?
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Kama is a minor deity who is the personification of the word kama ("desire"). Kama is akin to the Greek god Eros in that he is...
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