Origin And Growth of Religion
Origin And Growth of Religion
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His five heads represent BrahmA, Vishnu, Eudra, Mah^svara and Sad&siva, corresponding to the five ac tions a j cribed to him ; viz,, creation, preservation, destruction, vanishing an3 grace. As paiicanana, or the five-faced one, he has filteen eyes, ten arms and hands ; two hands are empty. With the four hands on the right he holds a deer, a lance, SL tambourine and a sword, respectively ; and in those on the left, a battle-axe, a trident, fire and shield. When represented with one face he has ...generally four hands, two of which are empty ; and the other two hold a battle-axe and an antelope, or a trident and a noose. His other emblems are a rosary, a boar's tusk, and a human skull.
He has three eyes, the third standing high in the middle of his forehead, represent the three varieties of time, — the past, the present and the future. On his forehead he wears three horizontal white stripes, and a moon's crescent near his central eye. His body is decked with jewels and gold and silver ornaments ; he wears a necklace of serpents, and over bis shoulders hangs a garland of skulls.
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His five heads represent BrahmA, Vishnu, Eudra, Mah^svara and Sad&siva, corresponding to the five ac tions a j cribed to him ; viz,, creation, preservation, destruction, vanishing an3 grace. As paiicanana, or the five-faced one, he has filteen eyes, ten arms and hands ; two hands are empty. With the four hands on the right he holds a deer, a lance, SL tambourine and a sword, respectively ; and in those on the left, a battle-axe, a trident, fire and shield. When represented with one face he has ...generally four hands, two of which are empty ; and the other two hold a battle-axe and an antelope, or a trident and a noose. His other emblems are a rosary, a boar's tusk, and a human skull.
He has three eyes, the third standing high in the middle of his forehead, represent the three varieties of time, — the past, the present and the future. On his forehead he wears three horizontal white stripes, and a moon's crescent near his central eye. His body is decked with jewels and gold and silver ornaments ; he wears a necklace of serpents, and over bis shoulders hangs a garland of skulls.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max), 1823-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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