Hindu Gods and Buddha Statues
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The Ganesh statue took 1 year to carve and arrived at the Calgary Zoo just in time for the opening day of the Elephant Crossings exhibit.
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Have you every walked into a new yoga studio or meditation center that you've never been to before and felt a vibration or thickness to the air?  Well, for me that is shakti.  Shakti is primal energy.  Shakti is the goddess whose consort is Shiva.  Their union is an expression of the Absolute. The shakti is everywhere, but when its concentrated, you can really feel it... read more

About Hindu Gods & Hindu Goddesses

About Hindu Gods, Hindu God, Shiva, Murti

"There can really be as many Hindu Gods as there are devotees to suit the moods, feelings, emotions & social background of the devotees." Sri RamaKrishna

The Hindu Pantheon of Gods is vast.  But in fact Hindus are a monotheistic religion worshipping one God.  Hindus believe that there is only one ultimate reality; Brahman.  Brahman is a supreme spirit that permeates everything.  Brahman is entirely impersonal, and entirely impossible to describe.  Everything in the universe is part of Brahman, but Brahman is more than the sum of everything in the universe.

The Hindu gods Shiva, Parvati, Krishna, Vishnu, Lakshmi, and Ganesh serve as a way in which devotees can see, touch and feel this unknowable God, Brahman.  They give the layperson a tangible, knowable aspect of the Supreme Being.  Each of the Hindu Gods represents one aspect of Brahman.  Shiva takes on the destructive aspect of Brahman.  Vishnu preserves the working order of the universe.  Each Hindu God is one tiny aspect of the Supreme Being.

Below are listed many of the most well known Hindu gods within the Hindu pantheon:

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Lord Ganesh the Remover of Obstacles

 
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Parvati-Benign Aspect of the Hindu Goddess Devi

 
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Hindu God Lord Shiva - the Destroyer

 
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Lakshmi - the Hindu Goddess of Wealth

 
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Hindu  God  Lord Vishnu -The  Preserver
 
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Saraswati Hindu Goddess of Wisdom

 
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Buddha the Ninth Avatar of Vishnu

 
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Durga - Unconquerable form of the Goddess Devi

 
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Hindu Goddess Kali - Form of Devi
 
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Dancing Lord Shiva As the Hindu God, Nataraja
 
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Lord Krishna the Divine Cowherder

 
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Hindu Goddess Shakti-Feminine Power of Creation

 
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Lord Murugan - Hindu God of War 
 
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Hindu God Patanjali - the Father of Yoga
 
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Lord Hanuman - the Monkey God
 
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Devotees of Lord Shiva - Shiva Saints
 

 
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