No one knows exactly how many gods and goddesses there are in Hinduism, but it’s true that some of them are more well-known ...

Hinduism is one of the oldest religions in the world and is rich in both stories and the meanings they hold for the community. And all the Gods worshipped in Hinduism have a unique attribute to them.

The Hindu pantheon has, believe it or not, 330 million gods, enumerated no doubt by some assiduous Vedic intern back when India ruled the world. We’ve got a god for everything. We’re top of ...

The gods gradually merge in the one God. But until that realization is achieved — and it may take a million reincarnations — a Hindu devotee cannot dissociate human factors from his worship.

The Puranas, loosely translated as “Old Tales,” include popular stories about Hindu gods and goddesses, kings and queens, and sages and other cultural heroes. Pleasing the gods.

We fondly call him ‘Devadhi Dev’ or the God of the Gods in Hinduism. Shiva is the symbol of great strength and spiritual power and yet he gives all his devotees a peaceful calmness.