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    Indian Mythology: Hindu and Krishna Gods, Myths, and Legends
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    Indian Mythology: Hindu and Krishna Gods, Myths, and Legends

    Written by Bernard Hayes

    Narrated by Zachary Dylan Brown

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    About this audiobook

    Gods and heroes in Indian mythology have made all the difference in their cultural and religious development. If you have ever been to India, you know you can find traces of these things and existing modern elements of Hindu and Krishna beliefs all over the place. In this book, you will learn more about: 

    • The Holi Festival and the way the colors serve as symbolic emblems.  
    • How the Indian culture is divide and united at the same time, in its own various ways.  
    • Dances, sarees, and gods in Indian legends.  
    • The main beliefs about Krishna and the repetition of the Mantra.  
    • How yoga, meditation, and the belief in reincarnation are connected to religious backgrounds in India. 

    An in-depth study in this brief guide will help you get a greater understanding of the spreading religious beliefs and historical background of the Indian nation. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA to Z Publishing Audio
    Release dateMay 10, 2018
    ISBN9781987188998
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    Indian Mythology: Hindu and Krishna Gods, Myths, and Legends

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