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God in Hindu Dharma and Representation in Temples |
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| Concept of God in Hindu Dharma | |||||||||||||
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| Hindu Trinity | |||||||||||||
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| Avatars of Lord Vishnu | |||||||||||||
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| God in Hindu Dharma | |||||||||||||
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| Lord Brahma, the
creator God of the Trinity appears seated on a lotus (a symbol of glorious existence), He
has four heads and hands. Each hand is holding a
sacrificial tool (sruva), the Vedas (knowledge), a water pot (kamandalu)
and a rosary respectively. His vehicle is a swan (hans) which is known for its judgment between good and bad. Lord Brahma's consort is Goddess Saraswati, the Goddess of Learning. |
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