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Sanat Kumara also figures in several roles in the religious traditions of the East. Each one reveals another facet of his Divine Self. He is revered in Hinduism as one of the four or seven sons of Brahma. They are portrayed as youths who have remained pure. The Sanskrit name Sanat Kumara means “always a youth.” He is the most prominent of the Kumaras. | Sanat Kumara also figures in several roles in the religious traditions of the East. Each one reveals another facet of his Divine Self. He is revered in Hinduism as one of the four or seven sons of Brahma. They are portrayed as youths who have remained pure. The Sanskrit name Sanat Kumara means “always a youth.” He is the most prominent of the Kumaras. | ||
[[File:Lord Muruga Batu Caves.jpg|thumb|Statue of | [[File:Lord Muruga Batu Caves.jpg|thumb|Statue of Karttikeya at Batu Caves, Malaysia]] | ||
=== Hinduism === | === Hinduism === | ||