Vast and Beautiful Vedic Tradition

So this journal entry is dedicated to the Vedic tradition!
Not because I'm born a Hindu but because at a point in my life I realized that this is my one and only path. (Though I do have respect for all other religions.)
The Vedic tradition cannot be described in a couple of words or sentences since it's so vast and unique in it's own way and can be explored in so many ways. (Diety worship and rituals, learning and practicing vedic truths given by various masters and scriptures, yoga or simply by the means of Bhakti or feeling connection.)

The Vedic Tradition also consists of various Gods and Goddesses who are worshiped all across the world today. (Like Shiva, Devi, Vishnu, Lakshmi and their various incarnations.)

So here is Vedic Tradition expressing itself in the form of art:

Gods and Goddesses:

Hare Krishna
by ~vicas-fawx
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Lakshmi                                                      
by *Whitestar1802                            
                   

Shiva
by ~scorpy-roy
 

Digital Ganesh                        
by ~eeshan123                              
                       
                                                                         
The Prince Of Ayodhya
by *DennyKotian


Mahesvara
by ~mmmmmr
(Mahesvara is another name for Lord Shiva)

Durga Maa                      
by ~anonymusk              
           

Saraswati (Goddess of Knowledge)
by ~chitrakar15  
 


Festivals, traditions and gurus:

Happy Diwali                                                    
by ~mmmmmr                                            
:thumb265223987:                              

Malkhamb
by ~parth27
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SHIRDI SAI BABA
by ~paavi



My art on Vedic Tradition:

Colourful Ganesha                                      
by ~varshapeterpanda              
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Devi Durga  
by ~varshapeterpanda    
 

Shivaling
by ~varshapeterpanda
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