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90. Oriental Gate Encyclopedia Features a variety of subjectspecific encyclopedias online. These include the International Yoga Dictionary, Encyclopedy of Indian Philosophy, International Dictionary of hindu Religions, and the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Buddhism, Jainism, Eastern mythology, and Esoteric Traditions. http://www.orientalgate.org/encyclopedia.html

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Circling the World Let us start with a tale of Ganapati, for all things start with him. And yet all things did not start with him, for he is the child of Shiva and Parvati. And he is, in many aspects, a child. One day, Shiva and Parvati called Ganapati and his brother Kartikeya to them. Shiva was holding a beautiful big mango, and when both children had gathered he said, "Your mother and I have something for you. Which of you would like the mango?" Of course, both of them wanted the fruit. "Well," said Parvati, "Only one of you can have it. We shall have a contest to see who wins the fruit. It shall be given to the first one who goes around the world." Now Kartikeya's mount is a peacock, and he immediately sat astride it and took off, to fly around the world. But Ganapati's mount is merely a mouse, who could not possibly go as fast as the peacock. So Ganapati sat down and thought about the challenge for a little while, and then he got up and walked around his parents. "Are you not going to race your brother?" asked Parvati.

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99. Hindu Myths 1 hindu myths 1. A flower, what is groing from Vishnu s navel, is opening and we see Brahma (godcreator of Indian myths). hindu myths 2. Menu. http://snow.prohosting.com/myths1/hindu1.htm

Free Web Hosting Web Hosting - ProHosting.com - Sign Up! ... - ProHosting.com - Sign Up! Hindu myths 1. 200 MYTHOLOGICAL PICTURES. FANTASY PICTURES. ATLAS OF MYTHS. Realism, abstractionism and art deco in the history, the theory and the practice of the fine art. Mythologies: Scandinavian mythology. Celtic mythology Slav and Balt mythology. Indo-European pantheon. ... Thracian, Dacian, Illyrian, Scythian and Alanian mythologies. There are a similar characters in Indian mythology. Indra, The God of Thunder and Dyaus, The Sky God existed separately. The whole image character of The Great Goddess have not remained, although Kali Durga and Prthivi discented from her. The possessor of natural power Rudra was The God of Earth Powers. One of Rudra's ephithets is Pasupati, "the master of cattle". Possibly, this character originated from representations on the sighns of Indus civilisation. The divinity supported with animals on this sign and resembls Celtic Cernunnos. Then Rudra became one of the great medieval god Civa's names. But there was another related character in Veda. In a wellknown myth Indra and his dog Sarama (dog again!) set free heaven cows and defeated Vala, who concealed the cows in a cave. (It is interesting, that according to a Greek myth, Hermes also stole the cows). As for The Cultural Hero, Manu and Yama - the sons of Vivasvat are quite suitable for this role. Manu was reputed as the progenitor and the ruler of mankind. In terms of the same tradition Yama was the first dead man and the ruler of ancestors. In ancient Iran these two divinities merged into an united character. This is Yima, a legendary king of the Golden Age. (His prototype is the first man and the master of the first bull. According to Russian scholars V. Ivanov and V. Toporov, Scandinavian giant Ymir with his cow Audumla and also Imra - a demiurge of the relict Aryan pagans of Hindu Kush associate with this theme).

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Re: REQUEST : Hindu myths and beliefs Posted By Daly de Gagne ( ambika@mbnet.mb.ca Sat, 15 Mar 1997 20:51:29 -0600 Messages sorted by: [ author ] [ date ] [ subject ] [ thread ] Next message: Posted By Ramakrishnan Balasubramanian: "Re: Plea for help from 6th grader" Previous message: Posted By Anil Tuladhar: "Re: REQUEST : buddhism" Maybe in reply to: Posted By Christopher A. Betts: "REQUEST : Hindu myths and beliefs" Next in Thread: Posted By Sunil Sethi: "Re: REQUEST : Hindu myths and beliefs" Namaste. Sunil Sethi wrote: This indeed is news to me that in Hinduism there are no myths and no mythology. It seems we have many stories which involve characters/events who/which can be described as supernatural. We have stories which may well have been invented, and which contain imaginary elements. the most sublime and meaningful insights and truths about the essence of existence. fallen into the same trap that many fundamentalist Christians also fall into, namely the idea that myth equals untruth or lie. Therefore, it becomes very important to distance oneself from anything to do with mythology. The irony is that in the process, one often becomes

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