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Vimana 10
The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.
© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz
Vimana 9
The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.
© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz
Vimana 8
The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.
© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz
Vimana 7
The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.
© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz
Vimana 6
The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.
© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz
Vimana 4
The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.
© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz
Vimana 3
The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.
© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz
Vimana 1
The Vimana in ancient Indian mythology -such as Hindu texts and Sanskrit epics- refers to a flying palace, temple or chariot that tooks deities from the world of humans to the world of Devas [demi-gods], from country to country, and from the sky to the ground. Created by Marcelo von Schwartz.
© 2021 Marcelo von Schwartz
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