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    Standing Parvati

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    fertility. In Hindu art‚ gods and goddesses are frequently depicted with specific characteristics that serve as markers of identification so that the viewer recognizes the subject being depicted. Parvati‚ the Hindu goddess who is the consort of Shiva and mother of Ganesh‚ is depicted in a distinctive gesture; her fingers are curved‚ with her thumb and forefinger touching‚ indicating that she is holding a flower (Asia Society). She wears a conical crown with three mountain-like tiers‚ and her body

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    the Hindu-Buddhist cult of deified royalty in Southeast Asia.[1] It could be simply described as Southeast Asian concept of divine king. The concept viewed the monarch to possess transcendental quality‚ the king as the living god on earth‚ the incarnation of the supreme god‚ often attributed to Shiva or Vishnu. The concept is closely related to Indian concept of Chakravartin (universal monarch). In politics‚ it is viewed as the divine justification of a king’s rule. The concept was institutionalized and gain its elaborate manifestations in ancient Java and Cambodia

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    Swami Vivekanamda

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    attorney of Calcutta High Court. He was considered generous‚ and had a progressive outlook in social and religious matters. His mother Bhuvaneshwari Devi was pious and had practiced austerities and prayed to Vireshwar Shiva ofVaranasi to give her a son. She reportedly had a dream in which Shiva rose from his meditation and said that he would be born as her son. His thinking and personality were influenced by his parents—the father by his rational mind and the mother by her religious temperament. During

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    by Group 2 Rajesh Kumar Sanga 1211286 Nareshbabu Vadditandra 1211277 Kaluvai Rajesh 1211192 Shiva Nanditha 1211232 Aditi Garg 1211322 Akhilesh Chader 1211196 Kasam Ravali Reddy 1211030 Lipsa Shrabani Rout 1211194 Pranjali Kumar 1211283 Samita Bansal 1211379 Submitted by Group 2 Rajesh Kumar Sanga 1211286 Nareshbabu Vadditandra 1211277 Kaluvai Rajesh 1211192 Shiva Nanditha 1211232 Aditi Garg 1211322 Akhilesh Chader 1211196 Kasam Ravali Reddy 1211030 Lipsa

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    religion. Vaishnavas‚ worshippers of Vishnu‚ made up 70% of Hindus in 1997. (Dom‚ Chapter 2) Based off Vishnu Purana and the Vaishnavas‚ Vishnu plays the role of Brahma and Shiva as well in which he creates himself‚ preserves himself‚ and then at the end of each cosmic cycle‚ destroys himself. As Brahma sits in Vishnu ’s navel and Shiva is a recluse in the mountains‚ associated with death and destruction‚ Vishnu is given the importance of an omnipotent‚ omnipresent‚ and omniscient‚ supreme divinity.

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    Midnight's Children

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    remembered by legends as saleem narrates‚ “sometimes legends make reality‚ and becomes more useful than the facts (57).”The legends like Brahma and Shiva give realism to Hindus. In the history of Hinduism Brahma is the God of creation and Shiva is the embodiment of destruction‚ though together with Vishnu create the holy trinity. The destruction of Shiva also reflects Mian Abdullah‚ who is a dedicated participant to resist the partition of India along religious lines. He is also known as hummingbird

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    This is a BS Paper full of random words to start your day. Rambler tardiness‚ Khalkha crowbar policeman‚ skeptic commonwealth. Aviate Eucharist‚ precisian millihenry‚ mallemuck tryout. Hemisphere prepotent‚ ermined Shiva genotype‚ superelevate. Thermal concubine‚ villagery holder languor‚ moisten upbringing. Orography offbeat‚ authorship penetrative‚ ballot ambrosia. Phlegmatic recoin‚ feirie forerun Osmanli‚ doorman healthiness. Baron adsorption‚

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    DBQ on Green Revolution

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    Green Revolution DBQ Essay AP World History December 2‚ 2013 Interaction between humans and the environment has always had a great importance in the development of humankind; according to Marx‚ what differentiates humans from other animals is the fact that humans can transform their surroundings to suit their needs‚ through labor. The Green Revolution is not the exception to that. In times of need the human being manipulated its environment to be suitable for its development

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    the difference. Following is an example demonstrating the difference in the way nature is perceived in ‘English’ and ‘Bharateeya Languages’ i.e. in the two cultures‚ two different civilisations. Couroupita guianensis trees are grown extensively in Shiva temples in India. In Hindi it is called Shiv Kamal or "Kailaspati. (Nagalingam in Tamil). The flowers are called Shivalinga flowers in Hindi; Nagalinga Pushpa in Kannada; Nagamalli or Mallikarjuna flowers in Telugu. Hindus revere it as a sacred tree

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    The Green Revolution had many causes and consequences from 1945 to the present. One cause of the Green Revolution would be the growth of mechanization and population. Another cause would be poor land conditions and the high rate of famine. Consequences of the Green Revolution would be competition‚ reduced genetic diversity‚ water shortages‚ and changes in lifestyle. The growth of industrialization and of the population were one cause of the Green Revolution. According to the Food and Agriculture

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