Hi! Anyone have  a good picture of Thai godness(thunder god) names Mekkala ,and the story about her ?
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Hers a start. Do the rest through google\n\nKinnari (also spelt Kinaree, Kinaree and Ginnaree; Burmese: kin-na-yi) is a figure from the Indian epic Himmawatpradhes, which is in Thailand known as Himapan Forest. Kinnaris are depicted as half-bird half-women creatures in Thai, Cambodian and Lao, and Burmese mythology. One of the many creatures that inhabit the mythical Himapan Forest, Kinnari has the head, torso, and arms of a woman and the wings, tail and feet of a swan. She is renowned for her dance, song and poetry, and is a traditional symbol of feminine beauty, grace and accomplishment.\n\nOne of the ancient Indian string instruments also is known as Kinnari Veena. The male counterpart of Kinnari is Kinnara (or Kinnon).\n\n\nThailand\nThe Kinnari (Thai: กินรี) in Thai literature originates from India, but was modified to fit in with the Thai way of thinking. The Thai Kinnari is depicted as a young woman wearing an angel-like costume. The lower Part of the body is similar to a bird, which should enable her to fly between the human and the mystical worlds.\n\nThe most famous Kinnari in Thailand is the figure known as Manorah in a Thai tone entitled Panyasachadok. Part of this literature is a dance called Manorah-Buchayan, which is one of the most esoteric among the high classical dances of Thailand\n\nThai Airways International publishes even a monthly magazine with the title Kinnaree.\n\n\nMyanmar\nBurmese Buddhists believe that out of the 136 past animal lives of Buddha, four were Kinnara. The Kinnari is also one of the 108 symbols on the footprint of Buddha. In addition, Burmese Kinnari are depicted with covered breasts.
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Greetings my sister. I am Daniker, warrior prince of the Shedi people. The dark forces of Amaya are regrouping for the final conflagration (as foretold in the Second Book of Shymon). Our task, which is of great immediacy, is to muster all our allies to defend the Sacred Light and Truth, and to defeat the evil Amaya once and for all. Be in contact with me soon, and alert all the righteous ones.
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Try Google pictures.. just type in the name. :)
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vadu vastundantene radu. inka vade radani cheppaka ela vastundi. i think u understood my words. it wont come. there is no link. kcr trying to show that congress is in support of him.but its not
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SOOOOOOO..........How does my avatar look?\n\n\n(This has to deal with Gods Priority)
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Alright... welcome tony_copeland to Theos Mart! Here, we have a large selection of religions for you to believe in. Personally, my favorite would have to be the Pagan Religion. Now, with this religious group, you have a lot of choices! You could be a Druid, a Shaman, a Voodoo practicioner, a Witch, a Priestess, a Priest, or any number of other things! You have the freedom to pick and choose your Gods and Goddesses at will, though, they might not always get along. Should you join this religion, there will be a need for intensive study, such as reading books and finding things out on your own. I suggest that you find a spirit guide, should you choose Paganism. A spirit guide -- whether it be a fae, an animal, a dragon, a unicorn, a demon, an angel, a God, a Goddess, Buddha, whatever -- will help you through life and help you make the right choices! But wait, there's more! If you choose Paganism, you get a one-way ticket AWAY from Hell because they don't believe in it! So, what will it be?
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Click this link... there's a ton of em!\n\nhttp://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=Buddha&btn=Yahoo%21+Search&tab=Images&fr=my-vert-img-top
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I've heard about it... Ramayana is a God and he have to save his wife Sita Dewi from evil king of Lanka {forgot name}.....by help from his brother Laxamana, Jentayu and Hanuman he make it through and also defeat Indra...that have many magic....coz' of that Deepavali celebrated...i think so... I've learned it from classic literature
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Ouachita indian....Now i have one for you.How did you get your real pic in here?I`ve tried everything I knew ,and it will only let me use an avator.Will you e mail me and give me instructions... chaywasicus@yahoo.com      chaywasicus is part of our language btw.Do you speak any other language than english?
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Why is this question in the mythology section?\n\nI recomend a search engine.
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http://images.google.co.in/images?hl=en&q=kolam%20ayer%20community%20club&sa=N&tab=wi\n\nGo to the above link - there are two images for you!
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Here is a couple of cast piccys. Hope it helps dear.\nhttp://images.google.com/images?q=divine+stella+divine&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images
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God of the Sky \nGod of Thunder \nGod of the Earth/Underworld \nCultural Hero \nGreat Goddess \nJust A Guess
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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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If you highly recommend it as a good translation of the Upanishad, I would gladly like to receive it. You needn't give it to me for free, I will gladly pay you for it and the shipping. The only version of the Upanishads I have is not very good at all. It only has five of the Upanishads in it and most of the book is "Translator's Commentary". The book was translated by a Christian missionary so the version tends to use Christian terminology (and the Translator's Commentary, which takes up half of the book, is full of "how the Upanishads compare to the Bible"). Its an awful translation! :(  I probably should have known better since the first version of the Bhagavad Gita that I bought was from the same company and it failed to translate a great deal of the Sanskrit (so in the middle of sentences would be Sanskrit phrases, but then no translation of what it meant). Thankfully the head organizers of the satsang I attended got together and got me a copy of the version they use (which is the one that was translated by Christopher Isherwood & Swami Prabhavananda). It's a very good version that I am so thankful to be able to read. That said, if your Upanishads was translated by Swami Prabhavananda then I have great hopes that the translation does a great deal of justice to the Upanishads and well worth the read. \n\nI don't feel comfortable posting my address, etc, here, but you can contact me for that (just click 'contact gabriel_zachary). I do live in the US (Oklahoma). I hope you find a good home for the book (even if not with me...afterall if God intends for me to have it, then it'll be, if not then atleast I now have heard of the book and if you give me your recommendation of it being a good book, then I won't hesitate to buy it at a later date)\n\nPeace be with you,\n\nNate
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candidate_for_Goddess
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Oh dieties are beyond having conflict. Sure it is fine. I have both Kali and Amma on my altar, actually they both compliment each other as Amma also has the Kali aspect to herself. They both are Divine Mother aspects.