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Traveling Goddesses,, to present the new member to the goddess. Tuḷjā Bhavānī, as the patron goddess of Śivājī, is becoming, increasingly, the goddess of Maharashtra as a whole, and the recently invented goddess Bhārat Mātā (McKean 1996:144–63) is coming increasingly to personify India as a whole.

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2945-6355 g to Feldhaus, ‘There is also a chance, even now, that religious imagery can enrich the lives of individuals and small communities without engendering bloodshed and hatred‘.978-1-349-52737-3978-1-4039-8134-9Series ISSN 2945-6355 Series E-ISSN 2945-6363

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Basic Inequality (Entropy Principle),would toss a grain of rice behind them. The grain of rice would turn into a Śivaliṅga, and the ascetic would stop to worship it. Thus were founded the Śiva temples of the many villages along the upper reaches of the Karhā river.

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Introduction,ee the world. I looked up India on a map of the world. India was the country that hung down in a triangle, far west and south of the curving bulge of China and the smaller, sharper bulge of Southeast Asia, southeast of the Arabian peninsula, far to the east of Africa. Then, on a map of India, I sear

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Rivers and Regional Consciousness,s now located on the Karhā river. At that time the river did not exist, and there was no water at Pāṇḍeśvar. Searching for the water that they needed for the sacrifice, two of the Pāṇdava brothers, Arjun and Nakul, found an ascetic Brāhmaṇ sage meditating on a nearby mountaintop. The brothers knocke