What do Hindu believe?

Answer 1

Hinduism is a collection of beliefs from the Indian subcontinent and surrounding areas. Followers may have very similar or completely different beliefs, depending on where and how they were taught it.

Hindus have 29 gods called Annapurna, Ganesha, Maya, Balrama, Garuda, Ram, Bhuvaneshwari, Hanuman, Sarawati, Brahma, Indra, Shakti, Buddha, Kali, Shiva, Dhanwantari, Kartikay, Sita, Dhumavati, Krishna, Vamana, Durga, Kurma, Vishnu, Ganga, Laksmi and Matanqi.

Hindus believe in the existence of ONE God. They also believe in the different manifestations of the same God. Which would mean that they believe, the rain, the sun, the river etc are manifestations of the same God.

Hindus don't have a set of beliefs that are set in rock, the beliefs differ between the people. The common belief is in Karma (which in the west is called cause-and-effect).
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Hinduism is the Religion of belief. Hindus believe in many different God & Goddess

Answer 2

For Hindus religion is a matter of practice than believing. They believe what you do is more important than what you believe in. Hindus believe in universal God called Brahman and believe that it is present in all humans and is called Atma or soul.

Hindus believe in reincarnation-

Hindus believe that the soul is eternal and takes birth in many forms depending on the type of deeds done in one's lifetime. It may be an insect, animal or a human.

Samsara means going through the cycle of repeated births and deaths (reincarnation). The existence of cycle is governed by Karma (Work).