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Edited by braveheart7703:
8/22/2018 1:00:01 PM
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Thanks for representing my culture. I am an Indian Hindu. One thing though, I get that it's (SIVA) is used to destroy, but it also creates, right? It could be used as a creative force.
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Thanks. I’m glad you liked it. Whilst like you said it could be a force of creation, it’d be a lot harder to find a connection to a form of creation. Unless Shiva is also a god of creation.
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It is possible, the WoTM weapons were improved upon by SIVA, their perks are drastically improved. As for Shiva being a god of creation, nope. Destruction is necessary, materials don't come from nowhere. Creation, preservation, and destruction are Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva, respectively. A bit of info I thought you'd like.
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I knew there was three beings with such abilities. I’d be reaching a bit to compare SIVA to Bhrama. Possible. But I’d be reaching.
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Edited by braveheart7703: 8/22/2018 1:15:58 PMSpeaking of which, people say Hinduism is polytheistic, but it is actually monotheistic. All these gods and goddesses are merely manifestations of Brahman, essentially the core of reality. It is omnipresent in everything.
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Ooh you may have just given me a way to bridge the link.
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Good. Let's talk later, I have to do stuff pertaining to said Hinduism.
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Thank you. Enjoy.
