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THE DEVELOPMENT OF HINDUISM Copyright Pr<strong>of</strong>. M.M.Ninan All rights reserved.
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Page 32 and 33: 2. DATES OF VEDAS Belief in self ma
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Page 48 and 49: 3. TIME LINE CHAPTER 3 TIME LINE EA
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3. TIME LINE 2,550 BC Construction
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3. TIME LINE 2200 - 1000 BC Vedic P
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3. TIME LINE The Precepts of Ptah-H
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3. TIME LINE and sustenance in the
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3. TIME LINE A Boundry Stone (kudur
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3. TIME LINE been dated between 190
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3. TIME LINE While there is a conti
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3. TIME LINE Hieroglyphic Hittite (
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3. TIME LINE surprising to learn th
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3. TIME LINE 1000 - 800 BC Vedism a
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3. TIME LINE Homer 8 th c BC Homer'
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3. TIME LINE Earliest available cop
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3. TIME LINE 575 B.C. Creation of t
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3. TIME LINE The Cyrus Cylinder spe
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3. TIME LINE The Dhamekh Stupa. It
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3. TIME LINE THE AXIAL AGE http://w
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3. TIME LINE Yavana (Greek) Culture
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3. TIME LINE The earliest recorded
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3. TIME LINE the first person to do
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3. TIME LINE Thomas landed in India
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3. TIME LINE Mani (215-276) Page fr
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3. TIME LINE This gives us the clue
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4. SANSKRIT The word Sanskrit means
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4. SANSKRIT Development of Indian S
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4. SANSKRIT Bharatavarsha in an ins
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4. SANSKRIT Thus apart from portion
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4. SANSKRIT While Panini’s date i
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4. SANSKRIT Prose Romance and Campu
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4. SANSKRIT literature of the Veda,
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5. HINDU GODS 105
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6. MONOTHEISM & REINCARNATION CHAPT
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6. MONOTHEISM & REINCARNATION came
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6. MONOTHEISM & REINCARNATION also
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6. MONOTHEISM & REINCARNATION A mor
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6. MONOTHEISM & REINCARNATION 117
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6. MONOTHEISM & REINCARNATION From
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6. MONOTHEISM & REINCARNATION “Th
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Yet the doer has no existence:” T
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7. PURANAS, TEMPLES AND THEIR DATES
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8. AGE OF REASON CHAPTER 8 THE AGE
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8. AGE OF REASON 2. Anuvadins of Pa
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8. AGE OF REASON Three Tamil texts,
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8. AGE OF REASON “...but how can
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8. AGE OF REASON As Buddhism entere
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8. AGE OF REASON 147
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8. AGE OF REASON are very very fine
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8. AGE OF REASON K.R. Vaidyanathan
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9. COMING OF THOMAS CHAPTER 9 THE C
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9. COMING OF THOMAS All these were
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9. COMING OF THOMAS Apocryphal reco
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9. COMING OF THOMAS The Commercial
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9. COMING OF THOMAS Vestiges of Nor
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9. COMING OF THOMAS region. Subsequ
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9. COMING OF THOMAS Omnipotent and
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9. COMING OF THOMAS The Kushan reli
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9. COMING OF THOMAS 171
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9. COMING OF THOMAS Hebrew and Kash
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10. MANICHEAN The Kiskindha Kanda o
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10. MANICHEAN 240 Mani separated fr
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10. MANICHEAN Thus in India he effi
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10. MANICHEAN the center of communi
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10. MANICHEAN Capital of the Pallav
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11. TRIMURTHY golden egg resplenden
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11. TRIMURTHY Whenever the Eternal
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11. TRIMURTHY They did not form the
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11. TRIMURTHY It was later followed
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11. TRIMURTHY The Hindu Trimurti Br
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11. TRIMURTHY The War within the Tr
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11. TRIMURTHY There are over 108 Sh
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11. TRIMURTHY flower, and looking r
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11. TRIMURTHY Ultimately Brahma was
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11. TRIMURTHY Third illustration is
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11. TRIMURTHY Vaishnavism generally
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12. VAISHNAVISM CHAPTER 12 VAISHNAV
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12. VAISHNAVISM that it is an outgr
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12. VAISHNAVISM 211
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Khandakh
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS There ar
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS The Age
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS (Rev 21:
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS CHAPTER
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS the Chri
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS The foll
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS 150,000-
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS it a uni
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Here is
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS purpose
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Much sch
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Asuras (
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Taking t
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Generati
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS He was c
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS We can a
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS It appea
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS 17. Ved
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Gen 7:1
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS [Achaean
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS “At th
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS 51-54. B
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS S’rima
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS certainl
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS so gave
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS surmount
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS There is
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Evidentl
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS This is
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS After k
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS NARASIMH
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS son Prah
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS The name
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS the gods
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS and was
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS When Sri
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS "[Rama:]
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Paula Ri
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS opponent
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS scene of
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS up early
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Early Bu
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Gaya. Th
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS The Chan
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS " This G
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS certain
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS There ar
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Thirdly,
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS incident
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS In the h
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Bhagavat
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS The Lati
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Gandhi I
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS played a
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14. THE CONCEPT OF AVATARS Rig Veda
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15. GITA CHAPTER 15 GITA AS IT WAS
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15. GITA Myth and Reality Studies i
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15. GITA Swamy Vivekananda asks: "F
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15. GITA concrete form, long before
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15. GITA Quest for the Original Git
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15. GITA To this eternal moral ques
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15. GITA and ritual ethics just as
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15. GITA Krishna adivises Arjun to
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15. GITA Vasishtha Smriti 341
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15. GITA Babasaheb Ambedkar in his
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15. GITA Similarly, Bheema had no b
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15. GITA It is all right to kill Ka
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15. GITA "I’ve killed no one." -
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15. GITA demands something personal
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15. GITA Tantric sexual behavior am
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15. GITA sixteenth centuries CE,
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15. GITA Sri Krishna killed his unc
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15. GITA They, it is said, had incu
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15. GITA Balarama sat down downhear
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15. GITA Dwaraka - A LOST CITY RECO
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15. GITA 365
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16. KALKI prominence around that pe
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16. KALKI Looklex Encyclopedia http
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16. KALKI "Since He is (the One) to
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16. KALKI The Second Coming of Jesu
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16. KALKI "Holy Thread will be the
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16. KALKI “And when the thousand
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17. SAIVISM As a frightening ghora
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17. SAIVISM In a community where co
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17. SAIVISM Stories are invented or
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17. SAIVISM But some times these st
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17. SAIVISM These primal qualities
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17. SAIVISM was no idea, however, o
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17. SAIVISM Kushan Emperor Vima Kad
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17. SAIVISM Hebrew and Kashmiri Cab
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17. SAIVISM The Revival Movement of
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17. SAIVISM Karpaga Vinayakar is on
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17. SAIVISM (i) Sin “Avan aval at
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17. SAIVISM Kashmiri (Trika) Shaivi
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18. SAKTISM Egyptian mother goddess
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18. SAKTISM uttānapad, 650 CE - Ba
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18. SAKTISM antiquity, varieties of
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18. SAKTISM The Union produced the
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18. SAKTISM The Devi is Venerated b
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18. SAKTISM As in all earlier cultu
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18. SAKTISM Shri Sarvananda in his
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19. KALABHRA INTER-REGNUM CHAPTER 1
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19. KALABHRA INTER-REGNUM Some atte
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19. KALABHRA INTER-REGNUM Christian
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19. KALABHRA INTER-REGNUM NAladijAr
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19. KALABHRA INTER-REGNUM Timeline
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19. KALABHRA INTER-REGNUM Bhakti Pe
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