varuna:

vedic deity of cosmic order

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ishta-devata:

chosen deity

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Cherno Bog (Slavic) The black deity; the chief deity of the ancient Slavonians.

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Devi: Female deity.

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garbagriha:

literally 'womb-house', the central part of a temple where the main deity is enshrined

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darshan:

literally 'view' or 'sight of' referring to audience with a deity

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deva:

male deity; literally 'shining one'

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mahadeva:

'Great god', one of the names of the deity shiva

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murti:

the image and representation of a deity in a temple, shrine or in the home

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bhakta:

ardent devotee of a deity who expresses loving-devotion to the divine

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adityas:

vedic sun deities, offspring of aditi

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puja:

hindu honour, respect or worship of a deity, flower offerings

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Monotheism:

A style of religion in which the theologians (or thealogians) claim that there is only one deity (theirs of course) and that all other spirits claiming (or claimed) to be deities are “actually” demons in disguise. If other deities have cults that can be made to support the One Deity, they are kept on as “angels” or “saints.” See Hyperapotheosis.

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Ulom (Pœnic.) The intelligible deity. The objective or material Universe, in the theogony of Mochus. The reflection of the ever-concealed deity; the Pleroma of the Gnostics.

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Ishtadeva:

One's chosen Deity or God of worship.

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Deus. See DEITY; GOD(S)

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Avyaktabrahma (Sanskrit) (from avyakta unmanifested + brahman first deity)

Unmanifested deity; standing for the seventh principle (BCW 6:166; 3:315).

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Maruts: The presiding deities of winds and storms.

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Rudras: Vedic deities of destruction for renewal.

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DEVATA: a Deity, also the Lord

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Vasnata:

Vasnata - the deity of Spring

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