The upcoming talk at the Asian Art Museum provides an opportunity to delve into the rich depictions of Hindu deities in their collection. It emphasizes the practice of darshan, a significant ritual in Hinduism where believers view images of deities, believing these representations possess divinity themselves. Attendees will explore key figures in Hindu mythology, such as Vishnu's ten avatars and various forms of Shiva, while gaining insight into the importance of divine presence in worship. Participants are encouraged to register for event details.
The act of darshan, or viewing an image of a deity, is profoundly auspicious for believers in Hinduism, emphasizing the divinity in representations of deities.
This talk showcases the fabulous depictions of Hindu deities from the Asian Art Museum, exploring the rich pantheon of gods and goddesses.
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