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Brahma
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Description: "A Sanskrit word the Universal Power or ground of all existence, and also (in its masculine form with long final syllable) a particular deity, the first person in the Triad (Brahma, Vishnu, and Siva) of the Hindus. The personal god Brahma is represented as a red or golden-colored figure with four heads and as many arms, and he is often accompanied by the swan or goose. He is the god of the fates, master of life and death, yet he is himself created, and is merely the agent of Brahma, the Universal Power." — Winston's Encyclopedia, 1919
Source: Editor in Chief Charles Morris Winston's Cumulative Loose-Leaf Encyclopedia (Philadelphia: The John C. Winston Company, 1918) II
Keywords: Brahma, Hindu, India, Triad, Vishnu, siva,
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