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  • ...000), Markandeya (9000), Matsya (14,000), Narada (25,000), Padma (55,000), Shiva (24,000), Skanda (81,100), Vamana (10,000, Varaha (24,000), Vayo (24,000),
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  • .... I am [[Shiva]]. I am Shiva. I am the Knowledgeful Self. I am Shiva. I am Shiva. I am the Form of Self, the Form of Knowledge, the Form of Light.”<ref na ...at Lekhraj founded.<ref name=Wallis1999 /> Lekhraj told the followers that Shiva had renamed Lekhraj who was now called ''Prajapita'' Brahma, the Father of
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  • .... I am [[Shiva]]. I am Shiva. I am the Knowledgeful Self. I am Shiva. I am Shiva. I am the Form of Self, the Form of Knowledge, the Form of Light.”<ref na ...ekhraj founded.<ref name=Wallis1999p376 /> Lekhraj told the followers that Shiva had renamed Lekhraj who was now called ''Prajapita'' Brahma, the Father of
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  • Shiva Chandra Prasad Kushwaha /Party:Maoists 10991 (Votes) Shiva Chandra Prasad Kushwaha /Party:Maoists 10991(Votes)
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  • Pant, A. D., and Shiva K. Gupta. Bureaucracy, Development, and Change : Contemporary Perspectives.
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  • ...pani Buddha, Vishnu Vikranta, Vishworup, Uma Maheshwor, Bhagavatis, Shiva Lingas and a number of other images were built in the period. Furthe
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  • ...rmes in the Greek tradition. He has also been identified with [[Rudra]]/[[Shiva]] in the Vedic tradition.
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  • * Greene, Joshua M, and Shiva Kumar, eds. ''Witness: Voices from the Holocaust'' (2000). [http://www.amaz
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  • ...is community. Some of his followers believed that a [[spiritual being]] ([[Shiva]]) entered in his body and spoke through him.<ref>{{cite journal
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  • ...uddism regard a patheon of dieties, without One Supreme anything...Vishnu, Shiva, and Brahma are all part of Brahman, which is part of Indra...and on and on
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  • ...are a common ("Indo-European") heritage, we know that Odin is really Rudra/Shiva of the Hindus. So when an Englishman says Odin is real he is simply sharing
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  • ...id that he also visited Kathmandu and asked some artists and craftmen from Shiva Simha Malla. These people from Gorkha and Nepal (Kathmandu) had contributed
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  • ...m Shah, ancestor of present Nepalese royal family. "Ram Shah of Gorkha and Shiva Simha Malla of Kathmandu flunked some of their citizens and handed over to ...tsampas follows the Hinduism and pray the Gods namely Bishnu, Krishna, Ram Shiva etc. They had distinct culture, tradition than that of other groups. Their
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  • ...ship:'' A wide variety of deities, of whom the most popular are Vishnu and Shiva. Although most Hindus are polytheistic, some strains within Hinduism are mo ...of light and different to the traditional Hindu understanding of the God [[Shiva]]
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  • ...in his claim to be a ''purna [[avatar]] '' (full divine incarnation) of [[Shiva]] and [[Shakti]], who has been predicted in the [[Bhagavad Gita]]. <ref>Bow ...Shirdi]] (circa 1838-1918). In 1963 he declared to be an incarnation of [[Shiva]] and [[Shakti]]. In a 1976 interview he claimed to be a full divine avatar
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  • ...ersonal divinity: he claims to be a full [[avatar]] of the Hindu deities [[Shiva]] and [[Shakti]], with the aim of restoring [[dharma]]. ...ir [[Shirdi Sai Baba]] (circa 1838-1918), whose name he took; the deities Shiva and Shakti; and a future reincarnation, after his death at the age of 96,<r
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  • ...-R-D in caps, that is the name. It’s not Allah, it’s not Brahma, it’s not Shiva, it’s not Vishnu, it’s not Buddha. It is Jehovah God. They don’t ha
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  • ...ersonality. In these conceptions, Brahman is associated with [[Vishnu]], [[Shiva]] or [[Shakti]] depending on the sect. Brahman is seen as fundamentally sep ...}'' ("Great Gods"), which are the three aspects of God: Brahmā, Vishnu and Shiva.<ref>C.J. Fuller, ''The Camphor Flame'' 32 (Princeton 2004) ISBN 0-691-1204
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  • ...la Kershaw pointed out in ''The One-Eyed God'', was honored as [[Rudra]]/[[Shiva]] , for example, and [[Thor]] was honored as [[Indra]].)
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  • *Sathya Sai Baba ''[[Shiva]] [[Shakthi]], on ''[[guru poornima|Gurupournima]]'' Day, 6 July 1963, in S
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