What Avatar means at FG?
- Suresh Gupta
- Posts: 1172
- Joined: Sat Sep 25, 2004 11:29 pm
What Avatar means at FG?
A have been thinking very hard about this Avatar since I joined FG. From where this term has been taken? We have a word in Hindi, Avatar, which means the incarnation of God. In Hindu religion, we believe that God takes Avatar. Lord Rama and Lord Krishna were Avatars who came down to earth to clean the earth of bad people (demons). Does FG also use the term Avatar in this sense, or it has some other meaning? I have not yet taken any decision about my Avatar.
- Bill Sikes
- Posts: 5515
- Joined: Fri Aug 20, 2004 2:21 am
What Avatar means at FG?
Suresh Gupta wrote: A have been thinking very hard about this Avatar since I joined FG. From where this term has been taken? We have a word in Hindi, Avatar, which means the incarnation of God. In Hindu religion, we believe that God takes Avatar. Lord Rama and Lord Krishna were Avatars who came down to earth to clean the earth of bad people (demons). Does FG also use the term Avatar in this sense, or it has some other meaning? I have not yet taken any decision about my Avatar.
It's a play on words - a representation/manifestation of your self in Forum
Garden. The word "avatar" has been used in a number of ways apart from
it's origin in Hindu mythology, to use a word which may not be appropriate,
including in the AD&D game, amongst other things.
It's a play on words - a representation/manifestation of your self in Forum
Garden. The word "avatar" has been used in a number of ways apart from
it's origin in Hindu mythology, to use a word which may not be appropriate,
including in the AD&D game, amongst other things.
- Suresh Gupta
- Posts: 1172
- Joined: Sat Sep 25, 2004 11:29 pm
What Avatar means at FG?
Bill Sikes wrote: It's a play on words - a representation/manifestation of your self in Forum Garden. The word "avatar" has been used in a number of ways apart from it's origin in Hindu mythology, to use a word which may not be appropriate, including in the AD&D game, amongst other things.
Thanks Bill Sikes.
I was sure that FG was also using this word 'Avatar', a representation/ manifestation of oneself. It takes one more near to God. To put my avatar on FG I will have to think a lot.
Thanks Bill Sikes.
I was sure that FG was also using this word 'Avatar', a representation/ manifestation of oneself. It takes one more near to God. To put my avatar on FG I will have to think a lot.