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Brihaspati (Sanskrit, "lord of prayer or devotion") also known as Brahmanaspati and Deva-guru (guru of the gods), is the name of a Vedic deity. He is considered the personification of piety and r...
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Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant ... English: Brihaspati, Hindu god of Jupiter, British Museum sculpture: 13th century, Konark, India...
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The first represents the knowledge received from Bhagavan by Brihaspati (Jupiter, the Guru of the demigods) while the second represents the knowledge ...
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Worship of BRIHASPATI or GURU (JUPITER) Devata results in a cure from ailments affecting the stomach and helps one to ward off his/her sins, helps him/her in gaining strength, valor, longevity etc. He grants the boon of father-hood to the childless, good education (Vidya).
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Brihaspati is the lord of prayer in Hindu mythology. He is the celestial priest who is master of the Word who dispels darkness and destroys the enemies of the gods by his recitations of magical formulae. In his form as Brahmanaspati he helped creat... ... He has seven mouths, ... He is also closely linked with Brahma,
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The legend that depict the influence of the worship of BRIHASPATI goes as follows, and is narrated whenever a worship or offering is made to the deity. ... The Brahmins advised to keep a fast for Brihaspati to feed Brahmins. If anyone' s husband has gone to a foreign country, then that woman should make two human figures...
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You have arrived at the Brihaspati Project's Glossary of Hindu Terms page. The entries are organized alphabetically, and are rather short. Please see the Links and Resources page for a list of other sites that have more information on specific entries than those listed below.
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You have arrived at the Brihaspati Project's History of Hinduism page. This section is divided into five main categories as show below. Origins details the development of Hinduism from Indo-European origins to the arrival of the Aryans into South Asia.
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