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The self (atman) that is free from evils, free from old age and death, free from sorrow, free from hunger and thirst; the self whose desires and intentions are real – that is the self that you should try to discover, that is the self that you should seek to perceive. When someone discovers that self
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seizes these beings within his and her womb, but because these beings are created by
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texts, then declined to name a group of creators in the creation process. In some
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equivalent of the Hindu god Brahma's Prajapati form in several ways: he is the first god born from a cosmic egg, he is the creator of the universe, and in the figure of
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include Prajapati as among the deities invoked during wedding ceremonies and prayed to for blessings of prosperous progeny, and harmony between husband and wife.
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who was in the form of a doe, to produce other animals. The gods and goddesses are horrified by this incest, and joined forces and created the angry destructive
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lives with him for 100 years, studying the art and duties of being the "father-like king of gods and goddesses" and is a king of the gods and goddesses.
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1109:. The Rosen Publishing Group. pp.
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1304:Early Greek Philosophy and the Orient
1931:www.wisdomlib.org (4 January 2019).
1827:. Motilal Banarsidass. p. 371.
1746:. Motilal Banarsidass. p. 495.
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1526:. BRILL Academic. pp. 20–21.
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3659:Relations with other religions
1679:Sukumari Bhattacharji (2007).
1635:Sukumari Bhattacharji (2007).
1587:. ABC-CLIO. pp. 144–146.
1422:Sukumari Bhattacharji (2007).
1369:Sukumari Bhattacharji (2007).
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1581:David Adams Leeming (2010).
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914:Their creative role varies.
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1443:An Introduction to Hinduism
1072:Handbook of Hindu Mythology
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1439:Gavin D. Flood (1996).
966:Hinduism and monotheism
292:the cosmic egg and the
2857:Eighteen Greater Texts
2137:Prajapati: Hindu Deity
2007:Wilkins, W.J. (2003).
1875:Klaus G. Witz (1998).
1386:David Kinsley (1988).
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1988:The Popular Prajāpati
1848:Paul Deussen (1980).
1821:Paul Deussen (1980).
1794:Paul Deussen (1980).
1767:Paul Deussen (1980).
1740:Paul Deussen (1980).
1713:Paul Deussen (1980).
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382:Shatapatha Brahmana
371:Shatapatha Brahmana
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1608:Jan Gonda (1986).
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3481:Nashik
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3271:Vivaha
3178:Dhyāna
3153:Bhajan
3143:Bhakti
3128:Temple
3082:Shakti
2990:Varuna
2933:Vishnu
2928:Brahma
2777:Sutras
2713:Agamas
2469:Smriti
2400:Dvaita
2365:Āstika
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3163:Yajna
3133:Murti
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3047:Durga
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2965:Indra
2938:Shiva
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2379:Nyaya
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850:Surya
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353:tapas
345:manas
331:Indra
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269:Vedas
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241:Texts
112:Indra
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