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Despite external walls, internal halls, inner chambers or reserved niches, architecture in the Hindu civilization is oriented to the deeds of the gods. Also, all frescoes, sculptures, and murals reflect the works of a high god such as Shiva or Vishnu or their offspring such as Ganesh and Krishna, respectively. These representations are supposed to symbolize the omniscience and omnipotence of the deity. As temples remain centers of community activity, they have long been essential to Hinduized activities of Indian life.