Do u know or wish to know Indian mythology?(I'm an Indian)?
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I love mythology. Indian or western. Read many of them. Do you want to  disscuss it  ?
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Here's a list I compiled from memory of Hindu Gods/Goddesses compared to Greek Gods/Goddesses. I'm a mythology fanatic, but unfortunately I'm not nearly as familiar with as many Hindu deities as I am with others (Greek, Roman, Norse, Egyptian, etc).\n\nBrahma or Vishnu or Shiva<--supreme god--> Zeus\nKama <--Gods of (erotic) love and desire--> Eros\nAgni <---Gods of fire--> Hephaestus\nKali <--Goddesss' symbolizing the life, death and rebirth cycles--> Persephone\nIndra <--Supreme ruler of the Gods; gods of thunder, the sky and weather; wielded a lightning bolt--> Zeus\nIndra <--Gods of war--> Ares\nSkanda/Karttikeya <---Gods of war--> Ares\nSurya <--Gods of the sun--> Helios\nSavitar/Savitr <--Gods of the sun--> Helios\nLakshmi <--Goddess' of love and beauty--> Aphrodite\nRati <--Goddess' of love, passion, fertility and sexuality--> Aphrodite\nYama <--Gods of the dead--> Hades\nBanka-Mundi <--Goddess' of hunting-->Artemis\nDyaus <--Gods of Sky--> Uranus\nDyaus <--Gods of sky--> Zeus\nDyaus <--overthrown by their sons-->Cronus\nVaruna/Baruna <--Gods of water/the sea--> Poseidon\nVayu <--Gods of wind--> Aeolos/Aeolus\nUshas <--Goddess' of dawn--> Eos\nRatri <--Goddess' of night--> Nyx\nDevi <--mother goddess'/divine mothers-->Gaia/Gaea\n\nI'm sure I could add more if I took the time to think about them...
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Wikipedia is a very good start for this. This page summarizes the beliefs behind many different creation myths. It is sorted by culture / ethnic group / religion and provides external sourcing.
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rama, krishna, balarama, hanuman, arjuna, bheema, durga, kali, bheeshma, gatotghacha, narasimha, kalki, shakti, satyabhama, abhimanyu, jatayu, ekalavya, dhronacharya, karna, yudhishtira, lakshmana, lav-kusa, nakula, sahadev, jambhavan, prahalada....etc etc etc....there are endless indian mythological stories. the names i listed so far are mostly from the two main mythologies ramayana and mahabharata (though i mentioned a couple or more from other stories.) to get the full list of all the heroes from all the indian mythologies is a near impossible task.\n\nachilles n hector r the only greek heros i can think of right now.
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What's your question?  And why is this in mythology and folklore?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Greek_mythological_figures\n\nyou are very bored.
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the legend of the holy who?\nshows how much i know about my religion
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I love to learn about cultures and such, so how about Indigenous Peoples?
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why don't you try www.mythman.com? I have found it very interesting especially since it is humorous and gives a modern twist on old legends(not that the old legends were boring in any way!).
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A statue of the Hindu Goddess Kali. She, for me, represents the feminine aspect of the Divine. Two pieces of art work with eagles. Eagle is one of my more important Totem animals. A turtle shell. Turtle represents the sort of Native American medicine I work with. A stone with a natural hole in it. Like the statue, this represents the feminine aspect of the Universe, and that's important to me. And a pentacle. Which represents, for me, certain aspects of European metaphysics that are important to me because of the Universal truth I found there. ~ Peace & Blessings ~ BTW ... I'm not religious. ;-)
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I don't know but when you find out let me know. I'm a fairy tale kinda dude!
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Type "Greek Mythology" or "Roman Mythology" in the Yahoo search bar. It gives you a lot of choices to choose from.
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Hai are u an Indian. Me too.
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Is that the only people you hang out with? You told me to stop dwelling on slavery (which im not) it was a question for people in the myth/folklore topic..I didnt know u specialized in that.
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You should do some reading up on Hinduism, specifically samsara, and Shiva and Vishnu. Not exactly the same idea, but a similar concept.
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How about this version of the myth?
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try the following sites.\n\nmembers.cox.net/folklore/\nwww.indianfolklore.org/publications_journal.htm