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Bhakti is liberation through absolute devotion. The Cambodia Daily's Weekend featuring the mysterious Angkor Wat women who fill the ancient Hindu temple. Angkor Wat contains 12th century portraits of 1,796 individual women. They were clearly part of a "social network". One researcher asked if this was an "ancient Facebook"? Angkor Wat friends. Ancient Asian religions portrayed women as goddesses. How to the women of India’s Chaunsat Yogini Temple and the Women of Angkor Wat compare? Shakti and Bhakti at Angkor Wat: devata on the south library of the second level. A happy devata on the second level of Angkor Wat. Preah Khan Devata Goddesses of Light

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