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    Diana Eck’s writings in Darsan: Seeing the Devine Image in India address many of the key elements of the Hindu culture and traditions. Much of her writing deals with the visual aspect of the religion‚ and how it is more about the spirituality rather than the actual image itself. Within each chapter she hit on other major details within in the Hinduism. However this essay will discuss the specific concepts such as pilgrimage to certain sites‚ importance of the visual aspect‚ and how the construction

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    Comparing and contrasting a Cathedral and Temple does not usually come across the table‚ but when it comes to Art History it is one of the most popular topics. Throughout Chapter 18: The Age of Faith; several of temples‚ mosques‚ cathedrals‚ sculptures and paintings were discussed. The two things I aspire to compare and contrast in this essay are the Notre Dame Cathedral in France and the Kandariya Mahadeva Temple in India. The Notre Dame Cathedral is located in Paris‚ France‚ Europe. I choose to

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    Angkor Wat is the largest ancient temple in southwest Cambodia that was constructed by King Suryavarman II in the early 12th century as a religious center. It was made out of enormous amounts of sandstone‚ as much as Khafres pyramid in Egypt (over 5million tons) and It was made soon after King Suryavarman II came to the throne and was finished shortly after his death‚ no more than 40 years. Angkor Wat lies 5.5 km north of the modern town of Siem Riep‚ and a short distance south from the previous

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    only one temple located at this time in New Mexico. The followers of the religion is trying to expand the religion in New Mexico‚ other temples is in the works. The temple currently residing in New Mexico is called Hanuman Temple The Hanuman Temple is located in the mountains of Taos‚ New Mexico. The location is about four hours from my home. I decided to drive their on my three day weekend in September. When I first arrived at the temple I was not sure I was in the right place. The temple was described

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    hundred years. This great temple is the largest religious temple ever to be built. Walls etched in culture‚ towers built in alignment with the stars and mountains‚ this truly is one of the most fascinating temples ever to be built. Angkor Wat was built by Suryavarman II‚ to his Hindu god‚ Vishnu. Suryavarman came to the throne as King of Cambodia in 1113 after beheading his great uncle‚ Dharanindravarman. It is thought that Suryavarman II built this temple as his own tomb. Angkor

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    so under his sons‚ grandsons and great grandsons. He was not only a great warrior king in the tradition of Cheran Senguttuvan‚ Cholan Karikalan and Pandian Nedunchezhian‚ he was also an able administrator‚ a patron of the arts and a devote Saivaite Hindu. During that period‚ Sinhala kings from Ilankai (now known as Sri Lanka and Ceylon) had the habit of interfering in Tamil Nadu by allying with one Tamil king against another‚ usually allying with Cheras or Pandias against the Cholas. (Of course‚

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    prophecy first uttered almost a century ago. India’s fastest growing city is a study in urban contrasts where satellite dishes‚ sleek office towers and industrial parks are interspersed with the traditional symbols of Indian society embodied by ancient temples and the aroma of incense. Jawaharal Nehru‚ India’s first prime minister and a leader in the nation’s drive for independence in the 1930s and ’40s‚ had an uncanny ability as a soothsayer. Nehru’s prediction that Bangalore was destined to be India’s

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    Cochin known as Jew Town‚[2] and is the only one of the seven synagogues in the area still in use. The complex has fourbuildings. It was built adjacent to the Mattancherry Palace temple on the land gifted to the Malabari Yehuden community by the Raja of Kochi‚ Rama Varma[disambiguation needed]. The Mattancherry Palace temple and the Mattancherry synagogue share a common wall. Contents  [hide]  * 1 History * 2 Social composition and traditions * 3 Objects of antiquity * 4 Thekkumbhagom synagogue

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    Brahma Hindu god of Creation According to the ancient Hindu texts‚ called Purana‚ Brahma was either born in a lotus flower or water born from an egg that later turned into a golden egg from which he was born. In the Purana‚ it is also written that he is the son of God and is not to be confused with Brahman which is a general term for the Supreme Being or Almighty God. He is considered one of a trinity‚ but he is not as popular as the other two gods Vishnu and Shiva. Brahma is to be found to

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    HINDUISM Historical basis of Hinduism: Hinduism does not have a founder. Its origins can be traced back as far as 3500 B.C.E‚ the date given for the civilisation of the Indus Valley. ‘Hindu’ derives from the word ‘Sindu”‚ the word the Persians gave to the Indus River. This civilisation included a religion that centred on the worship of fertility gods and goddesses. In 1500 B.C.E‚ the nomadic tribal group‚ the Aryans invaded India. They brought with them the worshipping of nature gods‚ an economic

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