Hanuman

The Hindu god Hanuman represents love and service for God. He features prominently in the Ramayana as the loving friend and ally of Rama and his consort Sita - the incarnations of the masculine (Vishnu) and feminine (Lakshmi) aspects of God which sustain the Universe. The story goes that Hanuman's love was so strong, that when he was mockingly told that his love could not be as deep as he claimed, he opened his chest to show Rama and Sita enshrined there.

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Lakshmi (color version)

Lakshmi

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Namaste

  

The word "namaste" has been explained to me many different ways over the years, but the definition that I like the best - which digs deeply into both the etymology and historical context of the word is "The Highest in me recognizes the Highest in you."

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Sri Jesus

This is an image of Jesus which incorporates both Hindu and traditional (Catholic) Christian iconography.

The Despondency of Arjuna

This image represents the opening of the Bhagavad Gita in the Mahabharata: Arjuna is ready to kick butt in the impending Battle of Kurukshetra and asks his cousin and charioteer Krishna (who just happens to be God Incarnate), to show him the armies arrayed in awesomeness for war. Once he gets out there, Arjuna realizes that many, many people, including friends and relatives, are about to be killed on both sides - many of them by him - and he becomes paralyzed by grief and moral doubt. Krishna then succinctly explains to him the nature of the entire Universe.

Lord Ganesh

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Seven States of Consciousness

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