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        | book includes bhagavad gita |  | 
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        | epic poem about soldier that doesn't want to fight (fulfull dharma) |  | 
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        | incarnation of vishnu, historical figure, ideal marriage |  | 
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        | incarnation of vishnu, fertility, blue skin, flute |  | 
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        | Vishnu- final form. rides white horse. brings the end of human existence |  | 
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        | Bird Creature that Vishnu rides |  | 
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        | Vishnu sleeping on serpent that represents the cosmic ocean |  | 
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        | combo of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva (creation, preservation, destruction) |  | 
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        | god of creation, picture with four faces on flower |  | 
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        | bronze statues of shiva with fire halo and drum "ruler of the dance" |  | 
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        | nice goddess/ Mother Goddess/ Divine Shakti/ holds conch, rides lion or tiger |  | 
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        | Angry ersion of Parvati, "dark", many weapons, necklace of skulls, to protect children |  | 
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        | Goddess of conquering obstacles, serene with halo, has many weapons and rides a tiger--like Kali |  | 
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        | Goddess- protects from misery and money-related sorrows |  | 
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        | Goddess of earth and fertility |  | 
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        | Half male, half female deity--shows shakti and shiva |  | 
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        | God of overcoming obstacles. Elephant head, son of shiva and parvati |  | 
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        | books used by priests about ceremonies |  | 
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        | combination of Raja and Asana yoga to lift spiritual energy along chakras |  | 
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        | 7 psychic centers along the spine that lift spiritual energy |  | 
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        | a devotional ritual like bringing flowers to an alter |  | 
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        | experiencing the presence of god through a holy person's eyes |  | 
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        | a short sacred phrase, often chanted or used in meditation |  | 
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        | a state of comple inner peace resulting from meditation |  | 
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        | to be released from samsara--the ultimate human goal |  | 
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        | the illusion of the everyday world as individual happenings--everything is actually connected |  | 
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        | charm and prayer knowledge |  | 
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        | hymn knowledge-most important book |  | 
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        | books at end of vedas for insight to external and internal reality for forest dwellers and normal people |  | 
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        | book of rituals for forest dwellers |  | 
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        | sacred texts, second in authority to Sruti |  | 
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