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Sunanda Verma
ISBN 9789371972390
Rs. 960
Westland
Hindu Gods and Goddesses
An Introduction
Who it's for: Children and curious readers new to Hindu mythology
EXPLORES THE FASCINATING WORLD OF HINDU GODS AND GODDESSES. In a culture where the divine appears in countless forms-from cosmic dancers and fierce warriors to sacred trees and healing goddesses-Hindu Gods and Goddesses: An Introduction by Sunanda Verma offers a compelling doorway into the vibrant world of Hindu mythology. Rooted in Vedic and Puranic traditions, the book goes far beyond retellings of well- known stories. It also unpacks the symbols, metaphors and meanings behind the deities, explaining their powers, attributes and roles in a dynamic cosmic order. You'll meet gods who ride animals, goddesses who embody energy, and divine forms that transcend gender, time and even logic. Written with clarity and insight, this is not just a guide to who's who in the Hindu pantheon, but a journey into how and why they continue to matter. Whether you're a seeker, a scholar or simply curious, this book connects ancient wisdom to modern life, showing how the many paths of Hinduism ultimately lead to one truth: that the divine lives in all of us. Beautifully detailed, stunningly illustrated and delightfully curious, this is your passport to 330 million ways of seeing the divine-and finding a few of your own.
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- Rooted in Vedic and Puranic traditions
- Unpacks symbols, metaphors, and meanings behind deities
- Covers gods, goddesses, and divine forms beyond typical retellings
- Explains powers, attributes, and roles in cosmic order
- Beautifully detailed and stunningly illustrated
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What age group is this book suitable for?
It is categorized as a children's book, so it is suitable for young readers, but it can also be enjoyed by anyone curious about Hindu mythology.
Does the book cover only well-known stories?
No, it goes beyond retellings of well-known stories to unpack the symbols, metaphors, and meanings behind the deities.
Is the book illustrated?
Yes, it is described as beautifully detailed and stunningly illustrated.
What traditions does the book draw from?
It is rooted in Vedic and Puranic traditions.
Does the book explain the significance of the deities?
Yes, it explains their powers, attributes, and roles in a dynamic cosmic order.




