This Hindu goddess has the body of a young mother & the head of a female boar, which is the meaning of the Sanskrit word ‘varahi,’ with the third eye of true knowledge.
This Hindu goddess has the body of a young mother & the head of a female boar, which is the meaning of the Sanskrit word ‘varahi,’ with the third eye of true knowledge.
Hey, why not?
I already have a hebrew Jewish name, a sanskrit Hindu name and an english agnostic name.
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Hey, why not?
I already have a hebrew Jewish name, a sanskrit Hindu name and an english agnostic name.
Wait...! Are you an authorized mullah or imam?
I sure hope someone's recited it on Youtube
I sure hope someone's recited it on Youtube
He who neither gives nor enjoys, his wealth will follow the third path
— Rough translation of a Sanskrit verse my amazing high school teacher taught me many MANY moons ago.
He who neither gives nor enjoys, his wealth will follow the third path
— Rough translation of a Sanskrit verse my amazing high school teacher taught me many MANY moons ago.
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Set in a futuristic version of pre-colonial India, it serves as a stark reminder of why man should not create gods and why the gods have never truly trusted man.
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Set in a futuristic version of pre-colonial India, it serves as a stark reminder of why man should not create gods and why the gods have never truly trusted man.
#BookSky
AzothKhem.com/gop.html
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Maybe you did.
Also, if you want to work with the peeps who work with me, I've included links.
#BookSKy
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In English, I would interpret them as ‘nchchu’ and ‘ncha’.
Are the equivalents in Hindi: ञ्चु and ञ्चा?
In English, I would interpret them as ‘nchchu’ and ‘ncha’.
Are the equivalents in Hindi: ञ्चु and ञ्चा?
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A #bookexcerpt by Dorothy M Figueira.
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