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Many Forms, One Divine: Deities and Murti Worship — Key Terms
Match each term to its definition.
Murti
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A sacred image or form used in worship as a focus for devotion.
The deity honoured as preserver, who maintains order in the world.
The deity associated with transformation, renewal and discipline.
The goddess associated with knowledge, learning and the arts.
The deity honoured as the remover of obstacles, often invoked before new tasks.
Vishnu
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A sacred image or form used in worship as a focus for devotion.
The deity honoured as preserver, who maintains order in the world.
The deity associated with transformation, renewal and discipline.
The goddess associated with knowledge, learning and the arts.
The deity honoured as the remover of obstacles, often invoked before new tasks.
Shiva
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A sacred image or form used in worship as a focus for devotion.
The deity honoured as preserver, who maintains order in the world.
The deity associated with transformation, renewal and discipline.
The goddess associated with knowledge, learning and the arts.
The deity honoured as the remover of obstacles, often invoked before new tasks.
Saraswati
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A sacred image or form used in worship as a focus for devotion.
The deity honoured as preserver, who maintains order in the world.
The deity associated with transformation, renewal and discipline.
The goddess associated with knowledge, learning and the arts.
The deity honoured as the remover of obstacles, often invoked before new tasks.
Ganesha
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A sacred image or form used in worship as a focus for devotion.
The deity honoured as preserver, who maintains order in the world.
The deity associated with transformation, renewal and discipline.
The goddess associated with knowledge, learning and the arts.
The deity honoured as the remover of obstacles, often invoked before new tasks.
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