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Hindu Mythology:     more books (100)

A Classical Dictionary of Hindu Mythology and Religion, Geography, History, and Literature by John Dowson, 1950-01-01 Hindu Theology: Hindu Mythology, Hindu Views on Evolution, Arvind Sharma, Giant Swing, Eliot Deutsch, Teddy, Ishwar C. Harris, Aparoksanubhuti Hindu Mythology And The Vishnu Purana by W. H. Davenport Adams, 2010-09-10 Hindu Mythology, Vedic And Puranic Age of Fable;Stories of the Gods of Greece and Rome, the Deities of Egypt, and the Eastern andHindu Mythology Hindu Mythology Hindu Mythology & Religion Quiz Book by Sachin Singhal, 2000-01-01 The Vishnu Purana V3: A System Of Hindu Mythology And Tradition (1866) by Horace Hayman Wilson, 2009-08-10 LGBT Themes in Hindu Mythology Hindu deities: Hinduism, Murti, Brahman, Avatar, Bhagavan, Deva (Hinduism), Hindu denominations, Ishvara, Da??vat?ra, Hindu mythology, List of Hindu deities, Rigvedic deities Hindu deities: Hinduism, Murti, Brahman, Avatar, Bhagavan, Deva (Hinduism), Hindu denominations, Ishvara, Da??vat?ra, Hindu mythology, List of Hindu deities, Rigvedic deities HINDU MYTHOLOGY: VEDIC AND PURANIC by W. J. WILKINS, 1882 HINDU MYTHOLOGY AND RELIGION by DOWSON, 1984 Makara (Hindu mythology)

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101. The Hindu : Mythology Mania
     Group Publications, Business Line, The Sportstar, Frontline, The hindu LOOKS LIKE the mythology bug has bitten junior NTR. too as plans are afoot to  
     http://www.hindu.com/mp/2004/06/29/stories/2004062900380400.htm
     
     Extractions: LOOKS LIKE the mythology bug has bitten junior NTR. too as plans are afoot to remake mammoth Daana Veera Soora Karna . And the mantle of directing this epic is likely to fall on V.V. Vinayak once again as he gave NTR two big hits in Adi and the latest Samba . All these days NTR kept saying that he is too young to play such roles, but the grapevine has it that discussions on the script and sets are on and NTR is also busy preparing himself to deliver the lengthy dialogues, with perfect diction that is required for such films. NTR is not new to mythology as he acted in Balaramayanam , but one has to see whether he is going to do all the three roles that of Duryodhana , Karna and lord Krishna, a la late NTR. G. MANJULA KUMAR Printer friendly page

102. Indian Mythology - Hindu Mythology Articles, Facts @ Indian Divinity.com >> GANE
     Indian mythology A glimpse into the rich mythology, various gods, goddessesand legends of India with detailed information and colorful images.  
     http://www.webonautics.com/mythology/ganesha.html
     
     Extractions: home subscribe message board sitemap ... contact Ganesha Home Hindu Trinity The Destroyer GANESHA - THE ELEPHANT GOD GANESHA - SON OF SHIVA AND PARVATI Ganesha, commonly known and easily recognized as the Elephant-God , is one of the most popular deities of the Hindu pantheon. Before every undertaking - be it laying of the foundation of a house, or opening of a shop or beginning any other work, blessings of Lord Ganesha are invoked by worshipping him first. Ganesha has many names . The main ones are GANAPATI (lord of the tribe or attendants), VIGNESHWARA (controller of all obstacles), VINAYAKA (the prominent leader), GAJANANA (elephant faced), GAJADHIPATI (Lord of elephants), LAMBKARNA (long eared), LAMBODARA (pendant -bellied) and EKADANTA (having one tusk), GAJAVADANA (the elephant face), SHOORPA-KARNA (winnowing pan like ears), CHATURBHUJA (four hands) - three of them carrying Pasha (a rope), ANKUSHA (a spear-like weapon curved at one end) and MODAKA (a pudding like sweet dish) and the fourth held in a gesture which assures help and protection to the devotee, a beautiful body of red complexion - is how he is pictured. And he rides a mouse. There is a story that Parvati created Ganesha with the outer dusty layers of her body. On the day of the Ganesha festival an earthen idol is worshipped. This reminds us of his relation to the earth. The idol has four hands. One right hand holds a Pasha. This is endowed with divine greatness. With the help of this, Ganesha attracts the minds of his devotees. The other hand bestows boons. This indicates that those who throw themselves on Ganesha's mercy need fear nothing. Similarly, one left hand carries an Ankusha. This is a symbol to show that Ganesha will destroy our ignorance. The other hand holds a vessel filled with Modakas. This shows that Ganesha brings joy to everyone.

103. Behind The Name: Far Eastern Mythology Names
     the etymology and history of first names. Far Eastern mythology Names IZANAGI m Far Eastern mythology Means male who invites in Japanese more  
     http://www.behindthename.com/nmc/far-myth.html

104. The Asiatic Bazaar: INDIAN MYTHOLOGY
     We provide any item related to ART from ASIA Thailand, Burma, Khmer, Tibet, China.Buddha images specialized. Valuable antiques, masterpieces and artifact.  
     http://www.azibaza.com/lecture/lectures_indian_myth.htm
     
     Extractions: Vishnu The APSARAS , according to Hindu mythology, are heavenly nymphs who were originally associated with water and later with the countryside. According to the great epic, the Ramayana , their origin can be traced to the churning of the ocean. When the Apasaras emerged from the water, neither the gods nor the ASURAS wanted to marry them, so they belonged to everyone and were known as the “Daughters of Joy” . The Apsaras are charming and beautiful dancers, and are said to be fond of games of chance. However, according to one tradition, they can also cause madness. They are sometimes said to live in fig trees and banana plants. BODHISATTVAS are “enlightenment begins” who are destined to become Buddha. They put off the moment when they will enter nirvana and escape the cycle of death and rebirth, in order that they may help others along the long part to enlightenment. Bodhisattva are thus living symbols of compassion.

105. HINDU MYTHS - Wendy O'Flaherty - Penguin Books
     Find hindu MYTHS by Wendy O Flaherty and other Philosophy/Religion/Spiritualitybooks online from Penguin Books s online bookstore.  
     http://www.penguin.ca/nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,0_0140443061,00.html

106. Hindu Myths - Books, Journals, Articles @ The Questia Online Library
     We searched for hindu AND myths and found 4984 total results. Erotic pantunsand hindu myths soothe away the depression of an occasional accidia.  
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     Extractions: Put exact phrases in quotes Search within Results by media type: We searched for: we found: results by media type: journal articles: magazine articles: newspaper articles: encyclopedia articles: books on: hindu myths - 4653 results More book Results: Hindu Nationalism: Origins, Ideologies, and Modern Myths Book by Chetan Bhatt ; Berg, 2001 Subjects: Hinduism And PoliticsIndia IndiaPolitics And Government20th Century NationalismIndiaHistory Hindu Nationalism Hindu Nationalism Origins, Ideologies and Modern Myths Chetan Bhatt Oxford...Authoritarian Landscape of the Vishwa Hindu Parishad 179 8 Conclusion...under the instructions of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata... Victory to the Mother: The Hindu Goddess of Northwest India in Myth, Ritual, and Symbol Book by Kathleen M. Erndl

107. British Museum Company Ltd.
     hindu Myths. The Legendary Past. Author, Written by Anna L. Dallapiccola hindu Myths, part of the internationally successful Legendary Past series,  
     http://www.britishmuseum.co.uk/product.asp?cat=117&product=770

108. DESTROYER - The Shiva Fanlisting
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109. INDIANMYTHOLOGY.COM
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