Talk:Pashupati
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The Pashupati seal from Mojenjo-daro shows a male figure seated cross-legged in a meditative Yogic posture. His head, however, is surmounted not by stag's antlers (that's the Celtic Cernunnos!) but with large, arching waterbuffalo horns. -- Kalipadma
[edit] What's The Diff
Is there no difference between Pashupati and Bhava ?
(Lunarian 01:19, 24 February 2007 (UTC))
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