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There is no one main deity in Hinduism.
However, in Hinduism, Brahman (not to be confused with BrahmÄ or Brahmin) is the one supreme, universal Spirit that is the origin and support of the phenomenal universe.
Brahman is sometimes referred to as the Absolute or Godhead which is the Divine Ground of all being.
Brahman is conceived as personal ("with qualities"), impersonal ("without qualities") and supreme depending on the philosophical school.
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What is the main religon in orissa?
It is basically Hinduism and we worship our very own deity Sri Jagannath.
Does Hinduism believe in a deity?
Yes, Hinduism certainly believe in deities. In Hinduism deities are called God & Goddess.
Who is the creator deity in Hinduism?
There are two deities in Hinduism who are considered the creator; Prajapati and Brahma.
What religion claims Krishna as important deity?
Hinduism
Do all religions know god's name?
Not all religions recognize a deity, like Hinduism in which there is no deity.
How does a murti help worship?
a murti is a statue of a deity in Hinduism
What is an asura?
An asura is a form of deity in both Hinduism and Buddhism.
Who is the supreme deity in Hinduism, known as the preserver of the universe, also referred to as Maha Vishnu?
The supreme deity in Hinduism, known as the preserver of the universe and also referred to as Maha Vishnu, is Lord Vishnu.
Meaning the supreme light what is the chief solar deity in Hinduism?
surya
Is Hanuman an avatar of Shiva?
No, Hanuman is not an avatar of Shiva. Hanuman is a divine monkey deity in Hinduism who is known for his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama. Shiva is a separate deity in Hinduism, known as the god of destruction and transformation.
Is Hanuman an incarnation of Shiva?
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.
What is the holy water of Hinduism?
Abhishekha or "Sprinkling (bath) ablution" i.e., bathing the deity with the water - the holy water of Hinduism.
