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Bunch Of Hindu Gods Part 1, or simply Brahma It is one of the Hindu gods, a member of Trimurti (Hindu Trinity) (the others are Vishnu and Shiva). His first functions is to be the God of Creation. He is usually confused with the Supreme Cosmic Spirit of Hindu philosophy (named Brahman), but the words are akin to each other. His wife is named Saraswati, the goddess of learning. Brahma is

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Why Does Zen have such a name? To answer this question we have to have a bit of a look through the history of that very special and interesting religion. Zen, as you might already know, is a branch of Buddhism, which emerged in the East (Bodhidharma is believed to be a Chinese Zen (Chan) founder, 6 AD). He is also believed to be a South Indian monk who travelled to China and established his

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