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  1. Deities/Shaiva Family/Eternal / Sanatana/free

    Lord Ganesha

    Elder son of Shiva and Parvati, invoked first in every rite as the remover of obstacles and patron of letters. His circumambulation of his parents over chasing the cosmos remains t…

  2. Deities/Vedic Devas/Vedic / Sanatana/free

    Lord Varuna

    … o witnesses every human deed, binds untruth with his noose (pāśa), and upholds Ṛta, the cosmic order that keeps sun, moon, seasons and human conduct in alignment. In the Purāṇic er …

  3. Essay · Vedic & Vedāntic Cosmology/Vedic & Vedāntic/free

    The Devas and the Trimūrti — a stratified cosmology

    Indra, Agni, Varuṇa, Sūrya, Vāyu and the other Vedic devas were once celestial sovereigns; in the Purāṇic era they appear subordinate to Brahmā, Viṣṇu, and Śiva. Not a replacement …

  4. Essay · The Devas and the Trimūrti — a stratified cosmology/Vedic & Vedāntic/free

    The major Vedic devas at a glance

    … mic order); later reassigned as lord of oceans. His noose (*pāśa*) binds the untruthful. - **Sūrya** — the sun, riding a golden chariot drawn by seven horses (the seven rays / seve …

  5. Story · Linga Purana (Chapter 24), Vayu Purana (Chapter 23), Kurma Purana/Intermediate/8 min/free

    The Master of Yoga: Lakulisha Avatar

    Manifesting during the 28th Dvapara Yuga along the banks of the Narmada River, Lord Shiva as Lakulisha revives the ancient yogic sciences, establishing an unbroken lineage of teach…

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