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Christianity (Catholic · Orthodox · Protestant) Minorities: Irreligious · Islam ·
Shaktist Hinduism · Buddhism ·
Judaism (through
marital conversions) ·
Romani mythology...
- Sabha, a Sanātanī
Hindu organization with Ramanandi, Smarta, Shaiva, and
Shaktist roots.
Other Hindu organizations and
sects include SWAHA International...
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Religion Ahom
religion (1228–1648s) Hinduism/Ekasarana
Dharma (1648s-1826)
Shaktist Tribal religions Demonym(s) Ahom • ****amese
Government Bureaucratic feudalism...
- of Draupadi.
Religious murals depicting female figuratives were
often Shaktist in-nature. A
prevailing theme of the
divine (the Shakti)
incarnating in...
- ****ociated denomination, such as
Shivala (Shaivist temple),
Devidwara (
Shaktist temple), or
Thakurdwara (Vaishnavist temple).
Thakurdwara complexes often...
- Sastras, and
Puranas can be revealed, but that
those of the
Shaivist and
Shaktist agamas (i.e., the tantras) must be kept secret.
Tantras considered fundamental...
- Mahabharata.
Seven other versions also exist. The
Lalita Sahasranama,
which is a
Shaktist stotra. This Devi-related work is
found in the Brahmāṇḍa Purāṇa. The Ganesha...
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Sabarimala are
based on five
worshipping methods;
those of Shaivites,
Shaktists and Vaishnavites. At first,
there were
three sections of
devotees – the...
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Shrikula =
Lalita Sinchini Tantra explains that the last four
sects are
Shaktist branches. But
Kubjika and
Trika are
considered as
Shaivite sects nowadays...
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Jaikaras can be
found in both
Hinduism and Sikhism. In Hinduism,
there are
Shaktist jaikaras to pay
deference to
specific Indic goddesses,
known as Maa Aap...
