do you mean reincarnation? if so it is called samsara (the life cycles)
Incarnation is the appearance of a God or Goddess, or a great person, in a new form, mostly but not necessarily as a human. For common men and women, the word used is re-birth.
Incarnation is the appearance of a God or Goddess, or a great person, in a new form, mostly but not necessarily as a human.
according to Hinduism all the Gods are Incarnation (avatāra) of the one true divine God. these Incarnation (avatāra) occurred to fulfil various purposes and sustain life. Thus.
No, Hanuman is not considered an incarnation of Shiva. He is a divine monkey deity in Hinduism known for his loyalty and devotion to Lord Rama. Shiva is a separate deity in Hinduism, known as the god of destruction and transformation.
Hinduism follows monotheism system. Hinduism believe in one Supreme God & Incarnation (avatāra) theory.
only one Supreme God, is supported by Hinduism. Hinduism believe in Incarnation (avatāra) theory thus many God.
Yes, Hinduism does revolve around this idea. Hinduism believe in one Supreme God & Incarnation (avatāra) theory. He is called Supreme God in Hinduism.
No. All Hindu sects believe reincarnation.
The main one is the belief in re-incarnation.
Hinduism is one although in four parts. Every Hindu believe that all God in Hinduism are united & Incarnation (avatāra) of one Supreme God.
Hinduism belief states that fire or flames is an Incarnation (avatāra) of Supreme God . Thus they worship Supreme God by worshiping flames.
Islam & Hinduism are complete opposite sides of ruler. Both have much in difference such as belief in one Supreme God an Incarnation (avatāra) theory.
Hinduism is very different from other religions in its belief and faiths, Hinduism focuses on Caste system to sustain society and civilisation. Hinduism also focuses on monoetheitic god despite of thousands of Incarnation (avatāra) of the creator.