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God is considered to be Omnipotent and Omnipresent by Hindus.
There are more than 200,000 gods and goddesses in the Hindu religion. Some are major deities with major duties such as Shiva, others are of lesser import and are more directly connected with specific duties such as the house or ancestors.
Google "Hindu Gods" to find websites that list the deities of Hinduism.
Omnipotent and omnipresent
NATURE OF GOD IN HINDUISM:In Hinduism, the nature of god forms a complete spectrum.
1. At one end of this spectrum, like in other religions, god is omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient and abstract.
2. It is at the other end that the nature of god in Hinduism is totally different from nature of god in any other religion, making one wonder whether Hinduism is really a religion.
According to Manu Smriti 1.11, god is both real and unreal! However, this fact would make sense to Hindus who have attained Moksha and not to others.
According to Manu Smriti 1. 19 and 1.20 and Rigveda 1.10.90-15, Purusha and thus Brahman, is made of seven basic gods.
Though not mentioned any Hindu scripture, we can conclude that the seven basic Hindu gods are,
1. Indra - god of dreaming
2. Shakti - god of illusion
3. Brahma - god of creativity
4. Vishnu - god of stabilization
5. Shiva - god of determination
6. Shani - god of status alteration
7. Yama - god of compulsion.
These are specialist gods and thus none of them is omnipotent, omnipresent or omniscient.
All the seven Hindu gods are made of
1. Facilitating force - Saguna Brahman
2. Retarding force - Nirguna Brahman
The Nirguna Brahman component of gods is what we call goddess.
HINDU GODS AND ETERNAL FACTS:
At the factual end of the spectrum of the nature of gods, Hindu gods are directly compatible with science.
Purusha is the isometric component of our skeletal muscular system, acting as as single unit.
Saguna Brahman is isometrically contracted Purusha and Nirguna Brahman is isometrically relaxed Purusha.
The seven gods are nothing but Isometric contraction of Purusha towards seven points in our body.
They are,
1. Feet - Indra
2. Knees - Shakti
3. Hips - Brahma
4. Abdomen - Vishnu
5. Chest - Shiva
6. Neck - Shani
7. Head - Yama.
The most reliable, fastest and easiest way of appeasing Hindu gods is through Vedic meditation, a set of isometric exercises.
The Vedas are based on Vedic meditation.
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∙ 12y agoGod is considered to be Omnipotent and Omnipresent by Hindus.
There are more than 200,000 gods and goddesses in the Hindu religion. Some are major deities with major duties such as Shiva, others are of lesser import and are more directly connected with specific duties such as the house or ancestors.
Google "Hindu Gods" to find websites that list the deities of Hinduism.
Omnipotent and omnipresent
NATURE OF GOD IN HINDUISM:In Hinduism, the nature of god forms a complete spectrum.
1. At one end of this spectrum, like in other religions, god is omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient and abstract.
2. It is at the other end that the nature of god in Hinduism is totally different from nature of god in any other religion, making one wonder whether Hinduism is really a religion.
According to Manu Smriti 1.11, god is both real and unreal! However, this fact would make sense to Hindus who have attained Moksha and not to others.
According to Manu Smriti 1. 19 and 1.20 and Rigveda 1.10.90-15, Purusha and thus Brahman, is made of seven basic gods.
Though not mentioned any Hindu scripture, we can conclude that the seven basic Hindu gods are,
1. Indra - god of dreaming
2. Shakti - god of illusion
3. Brahma - god of creativity
4. Vishnu - god of stabilization
5. Shiva - god of determination
6. Shani - god of status alteration
7. Yama - god of compulsion.
These are specialist gods and thus none of them is omnipotent, omnipresent or omniscient.
All the seven Hindu gods are made of
1. Facilitating force - Saguna Brahman
2. Retarding force - Nirguna Brahman
The Nirguna Brahman component of gods is what we call goddess.
HINDU GODS AND ETERNAL FACTS:
At the factual end of the spectrum of the nature of gods, Hindu gods are directly compatible with science.
Purusha is the isometric component of our skeletal muscular system, acting as as single unit.
Saguna Brahman is isometrically contracted Purusha and Nirguna Brahman is isometrically relaxed Purusha.
The seven gods are nothing but Isometric contraction of Purusha towards seven points in our body.
They are,
1. Feet - Indra
2. Knees - Shakti
3. Hips - Brahma
4. Abdomen - Vishnu
5. Chest - Shiva
6. Neck - Shani
7. Head - Yama.
The most reliable, fastest and easiest way of appeasing Hindu gods is through Vedic meditation, a set of isometric exercises.
The Vedas are based on Vedic meditation.
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How many Gods does India have?
It's a very tricky question. You could say there's only 1 god or unlimited. The gist of Hinduism is that - God doesn't have a form, a personality. God doesn't think, God doesn't doesn't posses those qualities that the Bible and Quran hold. The gist of Hinduism states that everything is God. Life, Mother Nature, the very fact that Laws of Nature exists, senses, energy, force, chi; that is what God is. Not some ultimate single entity that governs and decides our fates. We all are a part of a living breathing universe and what keeps us running is God. When we are at complete realization with this fact, we feel competed. Buddha himself, took this same essence after he found that the Hindu philosophy was lost due to all the misinterpretations.
What is India's religious legacy?
Hinduism and Buddhism. The 5 major beliefs of Hinduism are: Brahman Multiple Gods Dharma (There is Universal Dharma and Individual Dharma) Karma Samsara Meditation will bring you closer to God
What was the natural law that Jefferson referred to?
"The Laws of Nature and of Nature's God"
The laws of nature and of natures god?
The Laws of Nature and of Nature's God refer to the laws established in the created universe and the laws established by the Creator. These laws can be observed or reasoned by use of one's conscience and would be observed and reasoned the same by all people throughout the world. Obviously, if one does not believe in a Creator their reasoning would not direct them to a full understanding of the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God.
Who was the greek god pan?
pan was the god of nature. Or he was known as the Lord of the Wild Places
Who is the god in Hinduism?
Brahma is the most important god in Hinduism
According to Hinduism Vishnu is the God of?
According to Hinduism, Vishnu is the god of protection.
What is a sacred item in Hinduism?
Hinduism sees God in every part of nature and life. Rivers, Mountains, Sun, Moon, Parents, Earth, Water, Air all the elements and planets are extremely holy for Hindus.
Who is the Hinduism's Gods?
Brahma is the most important god in Hinduism
What is the nature of the divine Gods in Hinduism?
The nature of the divine Gods in Hinduism varies. The Hindus strongly believe that their gods will manifest in various ways taking different forms of nature.
What is Hinduism diety?
Hinduism has many God & Goddess . But main God is Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu & Lord Brahma. This is known as the main trinity of Hinduism.
What are Hinduism arts?
god
What do Hinduism and islam say about the existence of god?
Islam says God exist and there is no God but Allah. Hinduism believes in existence of multiple Gods.
Can you worship God in Hinduism?
They have many gods. Hinduism is a polytheistic religion.
In Hinduism how does someone find God?
There is no direct answer for that. The way a person finds God in Hinduism is different for each person.
Explain why Hinduism is both monotheistic and has over 300 million gods?
No, hinduism does not have that many God. It is just a misconception of foreign researchers. All the God in Hinduism are different form of one Supreme God.
What is the ultimate reality to Hinduism?
Yes, Hinduism does revolve around this idea. Hinduism believe in one Supreme God & Incarnation (avatāra) theory. He is called Supreme God in Hinduism.
