Worshipped Collection (page 2)

Paul and Barnabas
At Lystra, Paul and Barnabas find that - thanks to their miracle-working - they are being worshipped as gods ! Date: 1st century

The two year old Holy Lama, Mongolia
An incarnation of the Great immortal white lama, the two year old Holy Lama worshipped as a divine being at the Usersky-Dazan monastery in Mongolia

Ibis Worshipped Egypt
The Ibis is worshipped in the temples of Isis in ancient Egypt

Goddess of Reason - 1
By order of the Convention, the cathedral of Notre-Dame is transformed into a Temple de la Raison, where a Goddess of Reason is to be worshipped

Religion / Gods / Lithuanian
The ancient Lithuanians worshipped a serpent god

Babylonian Dragon
Dragon, supposedly worshipped by the Babylonians

Napoleon Worshipped
Napoleon is worshipped in a Chinese temple

Infant Jesus Worshipped
Angels on banks of cloud worship the Christ Child

Horus Worshipped
worshipped by the Pharaoh RAMSES IV

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"Worshipped: Exploring the Equilibrium of Opposites" In the realm of spirituality, the concept of worship takes various forms, transcending time and cultures. From Eliphas Levi's enigmatic depiction of Baphomet - symbolizing the equilibrium of opposites - to the Annamalaiyar Temple in India, where devotees seek divine blessings, worshippers have long sought solace and enlightenment. Even French royalty like Louis IX recognized the power of devotion as they knelt before altars adorned with sacred relics. Similarly, Alexander the Great, King of Macedon, revered by his subjects for his military prowess and leadership qualities, was also a recipient of fervent adoration. The ancient practice extends beyond individuals to encompass deities such as Baal in ancient civilizations or Koxinga in Taiwan – both celebrated figures who were worshipped as symbols of patriotism and greatness. Religious ceremonies hold immense significance in society; be it a characteristic ritual for appointing new cardinals or an awe-inspiring moment at an altar captured through vivid lithography. These rituals serve as reminders that faith can unite communities and provide a sense of purpose amidst chaos. Beyond human realms lie creatures deemed worthy enough to be worshipped – like Siam's white elephant depicted in vibrant chromolithography. Such reverence towards animals showcases humanity's innate connection with nature and its desire to honor all living beings. From Persia's ancient pantheon to modern-day places like Little Pigeon Baptist Chapel where even Abraham Lincoln found solace; this diverse tapestry reveals how worship has shaped our collective consciousness throughout history. Ultimately, "worshipped" encapsulates not just blind devotion but also serves as a testament to humanity's quest for meaning, balance between opposing forces, and our eternal search for something greater than ourselves.