- A
kautuka is a red-yellow
coloured ritual protection thread,
sometimes with knots,
found on the
Indian subcontinent. It is
sometimes called a kalava,...
- five;
beram means deity). The five
deities are
Dhruva Beram (Moolavar),
Kautuka Beram,
Snapana Beram,
Utsava Beram, and Bali Beram. All the
pancha berams...
- five;
Beram means Deity). The five
deities are
Dhruva Beram (Moolavar),
Kautuka Beram,
Snapana Beram,
Utsava Beram, Bali Beram. All the
pancha berams are...
-
Venkateswara Temple,
Tirumala (Sri
Venkateshwara Swami Temple) a
landmark Vaishnavite temple situated in the hill town of
Tirumala at
Tirupati in Chittoor...
- and
Cultural Meaning (2007).
Apotropaic magic Hamsa Practical Kabbalah Kautuka Raksha Bandhan Martenitsa Genesis 38:27 Holzer,
Zecharia (2015). "Etz Chaim...
- with an
amulet or incantation". Al-Falaq Al-Fatiha Al-Nas
Throne Verse Kautuka Mannat Nazar (amulet) Also t'aweez,
tabiz and
other variant transliterations...
-
Shaiva nidhi, with
lingam images Agama nidhi, with
tantric descriptions Kautuka nidhi, with 122
asanas as a
physical activity Section 3,
Shiva nidhi, includes...
- 17th-century Odia poet
Upendra Bhanja wrote multiple epics (Satisha Bilasa, Kala
Kautuka,
Baidehisha Bilasha, etc.) with the same
syllable at the
beginning of each...
- then
Maharaja of
Mysore sometime between 1811 and 1868. The
ninth volume,
Kautuka nidhi,
describes and
illustrates 122
asanas performed as a
physical activity...
- (guardian idol).
Madanagopala and Venugopala, two
forms of Krishna, are the
kautuka bera (representative idol) and the
sayana bera (sleeping idol) respectively...
