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In [[Hindu mythology]] and [[Buddhist Mythology]], '''Amrita''' is the drink of the [[gods]], which grants them [[immortality]]. |
In [[Hindu mythology]] and [[Buddhist Mythology]], '''Amrita''' is the drink of the [[gods]], which grants them [[immortality]]. It is also a common first name in India and Nepal, as the masculine "Amrit" and the feminine "Amrita." |
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Revision as of 19:30, 9 July 2005
In Hindu mythology and Buddhist Mythology, Amrita is the drink of the gods, which grants them immortality. It is also a common first name in India and Nepal, as the masculine "Amrit" and the feminine "Amrita."
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