no they don't acctualy they worship animals and don't eat meat
Hindus probably have the largest pantheon of Gods and Goddesses. Vishnu, Shiva, Rama, Krishna, Buddha, Durga, Ganesha, Kartikeya, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Parvati, Kali, are some of them. Hindus have a special softness towards cows. Just as the western world keeps dogs and cats as pets, a Hindu house normally had one or more cows, and used to get its supply of milk and milk products from them. The bulls up are useful in tilling the field or pulling the carts. Because of the usefulness of cow, hindus are prohibited from eating beef. Nobody likes to eat a pet which has grown up in the house.
Hindus have many deities. But what I think you are referring to is, Brahma, the creator, Vishnu, the maintainer, and Shiva, the destroyer . These three form the trimurti. The fourth is Durga, the goddess who is the invincible.
The majority of Hindus believe in deities with personalities and an interest in human affairs. Buddhists do not believe in any all powerful or personal deities, but instead an abstract living force, much like that seen in the Star Wars films.
because they believe that each deity should be worshipped as it has a specific task.
Hinduism is polytheistic, meaning Hindus believe in a pantheon of deities. Some deities are believed to be multi-faceted, or have varied reincarnations.
Yes 330 milion
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The carvings suggest Ancient rituals and culture of Hinduism. Thus, these carvings in deities are extremely important.
A miracle is the intervention of a deity in the established laws of the universe. Buddhism has no deities so miracles cannot be caused by deities (as there are none). Buddha himfelf indicated that doing of miracles by those seeking to insire followers has no part in Buddhism.
There are around 3crore deities in Hinduism. Some of the deities are : Brahma,Vishnu,Maheshwara(shiva) ; Saraswati,Lakshmi,Parvathi;
No. Hindus do not believe in human sacrifice.
For the Hindus it's Naga. There are no Buddhist deities.
In Traditional Buddhism, Buddhists only believe in Buddha ; they do not have any gods.