Comparison of Hinduism and Buddhism 
.... It is believed that the gods Brahma,
Vishnu and
Shiva, together, form a 'trinity.' Where
Vishnu and
Shiva represent opposite forces, ie existency and ....
(1772
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The Hindu System of Healing
.... The parallel trinity in Hindu belief is Brahma,
Vishnu, and
Shiva, who rule or symbolize creation, preservation, and destruction and renewal, respectively. ....
(1948
8
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Hinduism
.... concerned. Most Hindus worship one of the three major gods within the religion:
Shiva;
Vishnu; the Goddess (Devi). However, there ....
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Mankind's Capacity for Worship
.... A later philosophical aspect of Hinduism, which gained popularity in medieval times, revolves around a triad of gods: Brahma,
Vishnu, and
Shiva. ....
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Hinduism
.... parts created by a god, but she was also given the chakra from
Vishnu and a .... if Uma, who is considered beautiful and of the element of water, and
Shiva, who is ....
(1703
7
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Eastern Religions
.... The three gods were Brahma,
Vishnu and
Shiva-all three of whom symbolize one aspect of the three stages of life and the universe in which Hindus believe ....
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Hindu Buddhist Christian
.... The three gods were Brahma,
Vishnu and
Shiva-all three of whom symbolize one aspect of the three stages of life and the universe in which Hindus believe ....
(1314
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Hinduism
.... recreation. Braham,
Vishnu and
Shiva are the three main deities in Hindu Dharma, each respectively responsible for these three acts. Hindu ....
(2981
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The Impact of Hinduism on Modern India
.... the labyrinth of the latest cyber puzzle bothering you that bullocks pull wooden carts past ancient water wheels and images of
Shiva,
Vishnu, and Brahma dot ....
(1595
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The Impact of Hinduism on Modern India To
.... the labyrinth of the latest cyber puzzle bothering you that bullocks pull wooden carts past ancient water wheels and images of
Shiva,
Vishnu, and Brahma dot ....
(1588
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Various Spiritual Paths
.... Hinduism is a henotheistic religion with one supreme god, Brahman, the creator, and two other gods
Vishnu, the preserver and
Shiva, the destroyer (Hinduism). ....
(632
3
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Eastern Philosophies & Teachings
.... Hinduism is a henotheistic religion with one supreme god, Brahman, the creator, and two other gods
Vishnu, the preserver and
Shiva, the destroyer (Hinduism). ....
(632
3
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Judaism and Islam
.... as "the worship of a single god--one's own--while recognizing others," and cites the Hindu tradition of variously privileging
Shiva and
Vishnu or other gods in ....
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Mahatma Gandhi's life
.... a million divinities." The Hindu is concerned with finding a perfect balance and comprehension of the three divine forces of life: Brahma,
Shiva, and
Vishnu. ....
(1991
8
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Mahatma Gandhi's Spirituality & Political Activism
.... a million divinities." The Hindu is concerned with finding a perfect balance and comprehension of the three divine forces of life: Brahma,
Shiva, and
Vishnu. ....
(1991
8
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Mahatma Gandhi's Political Activism & Spirituality
.... a million divinities." The Hindu is concerned with finding a perfect balance and comprehension of the three divine forces of life: Brahma,
Shiva, and
Vishnu. ....
(2064
8
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Human Experience of God & Paul Tillich
.... the nexus of the Hindu supreme god Brahma, the Brahman principle, or mystical unification with Brahma, and lesser gods in the Hindu theogony,
Shiva and
Vishnu. ....
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Views of Science & Religion
.... as
Vishnu, the god who protects and preserves, is a creative and life-giving power, with his power balanced by the rhythmic cosmic dance of
Shiva, whose dance ....
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Views of Science & of Religion
.... as
Vishnu, the god who protects and preserves, is a creative and life-giving power, with his power balanced by the rhythmic cosmic dance of
Shiva, whose dance ....
(2640
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Contemporary Cults
.... first religious calling when "he saw a vision of the Hindu god
Shiva, the god .... that Lenz is "the last earthly incarnation of the Hindu deity
Vishnu," and attend ....
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Buddhism and Hinduism
.... 1962, p. 42) For instance, there are cults that worship
Vishnu the preserver as the supreme god, whereas there are others who worship
Shiva the destroyer as ....
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