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Hindu literature references millions of gods and goddesses. Of these, 60 are commonly known. However, due to time constraints in this video, I can't cover them all. If there's interest, I will create a Part 2 to continue the discussion.
As a Nepalese Hindu I only recognized about 60-70% of what was mentioned above about our Gods and Goddesses. Hinduism is so vast and profound that one might take his whole life to understand it. 🙏🕉️🛕
Let me start with a story: Akbar said to Birbal, we Muslims have Allah, Christians have Christ, Buddhists have Buddha. But you Hindus worship so many God's. Why is it so? Birbal said: God is one but his names are many. Akbar: How is it possible? Birbal summoned a servent who was wearing a “Turban”. He pointed to it and said: “what is that?” Servent said: A turban. Birbal: Untie it, roll it and tie it to your waist. When he had done so, Birbal askes, “what is that?” Servent answered: A Kamarbandh (waist belt). Birbal turning to Akbar: you have seen how the same cloth acquires different names when performing different functions. So also water can be a cloud when in sky, it is rain when it falls to earth, it is river when it flows, and ice when it freezes. Hindus are monotheists. There are not many Gods in Hinduism. There is one God who has many names and forms. I can give you one example, a mother can be mother to her child but she is a wife of your father, she is a daughter of your grandparents, sister of her brother and sister, mother in law of your wife or husband etc.. so all these members of your family will call her in different names e.g. MAA(mother), Didi (elder sister), Masi(Aunty), Bahu(daughter in law) etc. When she loves you or comfort you her form is very calm and loving, when she is angry with you her face shows anger like “Kaali”(goddess), when she gives you money she is worshipped as “Laxmi”(goddess), when you want to worship her to give you knowledge and skills, you worship as “Saraswati”(goddess). We Hindus see God everywhere even in mosque that is why we go to “Dargah”(shrine)
Hinduism is actually polytheistic religion. It's an advaita philosophy which claims Hinduism as a monotheistic. There are many philosophies and many ways. It's actually a way of life.
This is referring to the 33 Vedic devatas. In fact we have Puranic, Agamic, Tantric, and other deities such as the regional Kula devatas and grama devatas, Stana Devatas, Graha devatas and more. Adding up to more than 33 Devatas.
@@TharsyanJaderubypuranic gods are form of same vedic gods , lord Hanuman is puranic god he is maruti ( maruts ,one of rudra ) , krishna, rama , parsurama are Visnus form ( Aditya) , all godess are adi sakti's form ( which may consider hiranyagarbha / primodial energy in vedas )
@@sopno2093, bro, no offense but Quran is false. We have testimony of polytheism from the whole world from nations who never entered in contact: Indians, egyptians, Mayans, Abroginal australian... etc. What testimony you have for monotheism: testimony of 1 single family in middle east? It doesnt make sense.
@@sopno2093 bro, there are millions of elements in the nature and our surroundings. All those surroundings are shown as a particular demi god in Hinduism. The main elements of creation, nourishment and destruction is the greatest of all. Shakti(energy) is also mentioned in the shastras. These are not any illogical claims, but scientific and widely accepted facts.
@@sopno2093 there is a difference between God and deities... Deities are heavenly and spiritual beings .... God is only one... He takes different forms.... Just like a single lamp lights different lamps.... It's Even written in our mythology whoever thinks of Brahma Vishnu and Shiva as different is a fool because they are one
@@sopno2093, But science says no energy can be create or destroyed. It just changes forms. Even our Krishna said in Bhagavad Gita: Brahman is ultimate essence behind each and every reality around us. Brahman has changed its form and become atoms that become our own bodies. Brahman changes its form and become fire, sun, moon... all the energy that make this universe function. How can Allah create moon and sun... when Krishna and even science said the atoms of sun have always existed in different bodies. Stop fooling yourself and revert to hinduism, the mother of all religions.
@@aryamanbhadauria1584they rarely respected their female gods lol much of the time they were treated horribly by their male counterparts in the mythology
Our gods have representation from all forms of nature, we worship the Sun, The Moon, the earth, many solar planets, wind, water, rivers, mountains, many many plants & trees, many animals, the fire. based on these things we can say, we are not only non-male centric but also animals & nature centric.
I'm an Atheist, but I respect People of all Faiths and Beliefs! I've always been fascinated with Hinduism and its many deities! The Ramayana is one of my favorites and Ganesha is one of my favorite Gods!
Hinduism is one of the world's oldest religions, and it has a rich and diverse pantheon of gods and goddesses. It's important to note that Hinduism is not a monolithic religion; it encompasses a wide range of beliefs, practices, and traditions. As a result, the number and nature of Hindu gods can vary depending on regional and individual beliefs. Here is an overview of some of the most prominent Hindu gods and goddesses: Brahma: Brahma is often regarded as the creator god in Hinduism. He is said to have created the universe and all living beings. Vishnu: Vishnu is one of the principal deities in Hinduism. He is known as the preserver and protector of the universe. Vishnu is believed to incarnate on Earth in various forms, known as avatars, to restore cosmic order. Some of his famous avatars include Rama and Krishna. Shiva: Shiva is the god of destruction and transformation. He is often depicted as a meditating ascetic, and he is associated with both the destruction of the old to make way for the new and the cyclical nature of existence. Durga: Durga is a powerful goddess who symbolizes the divine feminine. She is often depicted riding a lion and is known for her role in slaying the demon Mahishasura, representing the triumph of good over evil. Lakshmi: Lakshmi is the goddess of wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. She is often worshiped to bring about financial and material success. Saraswati: Saraswati is the goddess of knowledge, arts, music, and wisdom. She is usually depicted playing the veena (a musical instrument) and is revered by students and scholars. Ganesha: Ganesha is one of the most widely worshiped deities in Hinduism. He is known as the remover of obstacles and is often invoked at the beginning of new endeavors. Ganesha is easily recognizable by his elephant head. Hanuman: Hanuman is a monkey deity and a devotee of Lord Rama. He is known for his incredible strength, loyalty, and devotion. Kali: Kali is a fierce goddess associated with destruction and time. She is often depicted with a dark complexion and is a symbol of the raw power of the divine feminine. Krishna: Lord Krishna is a highly revered deity known for his teachings in the Bhagavad Gita and his role in the epic Mahabharata. He is often depicted as a charming and playful young man. Rama: Rama is a prince and the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu. His life story, as told in the Ramayana, is a source of moral and ethical guidance for many Hindus. Surya: Surya is the sun god and is worshiped for the light and energy he provides to the world. Indra: Indra is the king of the heavens and the god of rain and thunderstorms. He is a prominent deity in ancient Hindu texts. Yama: Yama is the god of death and the lord of dharma (righteousness). He is responsible for judging souls after death. Varuna: Varuna is a god associated with the cosmic order and the oceans. He is also a deity of justice and morality.
I m a Indian Hindu🕉🙏🏻. Ànd i dont even know about some my Gods only which u have shown to us wtf. 😢 because we r so diverse. I need to understand them all🚩❤. Om Namah Shivay
you vide was great but I would like to add some points we as a Hindu have two major trinity group male and female male one consist of lord ( BHARMA, VISHNU & SHIVA) female one consist of goddess( SARASWATI, LAKSHMI & PARWATI) ALL 6 of them are most important and respectful and most powerful deities of Hinduism and respectfully are each others husband and wife. And durga, annapurna, kali and sati are different avatars of goddess Parvati so IF YOU ARE PRAYING TO PARVATI THEN YOU ARE PRAYING TO ALL OF THEM. and so RADHA IS AN AVATAR OF GODDESS LAKSHMI & BHAMRI IS AVATAR OF GODDESS SARASWATI. Ganesh, Kartikey & Mansa are siblings. Sashthi or (devsena) is wife of Kartekye and daughter of Lord INDRA. and also swaha and agni are husban and wife.
One more thing mariamman is actually the Tamil manifestation of aadishakti. So it is not applicable for every Hindu Aadi Shakti is worshipped in the form of mariamman by mainly Tamil Hindus.
Not only tamilnadu it SC actually depends on the region. Different region has different local and tribes has tribal gods and goddesses. Some as the form of the main gods of Hinduism(all over India) and done are local and tribal. There are local names for the same god or goddess too. Just like in South Kartikeya is murugan,in East it's just Kartik/kartika. Vishnu is also known as Vitthal in Maharashtra ,Venkata in South, Jagannath in Odisha.
Brahma's face's numbers are based on which universe we live in. . There are billions of universes! . And the face's of brahma are from 3 to billions Hinduism talks about multiverse. .
@@objectiveice1294 mhm no there werent because the original hinduism is animalistic which is litteraly what most people worshipped who were not monotheistic
@@joshuajohn74 No it wasn't animalistic. It was based on the worship of the Mother Goddess, Shiva, yoga and the Rigveda. The Indus Valley civilization is the root of Hinduism, mixed with rituals across India, synthesising to what we call today Sanatan Dharma. The core concept of Hinduism from the start is the ideology of Dharma. Please do some research ok.
I'm a kemetist (i practice Ancient Egyptian religion), i worship God Sobek, the great crocodile god. Although I have a favorite God in hindu religion/pantheon which is Ganesha :).
@@naughtypotato5243 Ganesha is my fav God in Hindu religion because he's a nice God and i like the story about him. I know him because of the game called "Smite".
@@SobekAmun As a Hindu, my favorite Egyptian gods are anubis and Osiris. It is so sad that the ancient Egyptian religion is not practised now because of Islam. Really good that you still practised the faith. 🇮🇳❤️ 🇪🇬.
@@vasanthakumar526 That's really nice. Agreed, Egypt in this generation isn't the Egypt i know and it's really sad. There are still few people that practice Ancient Egyptian religion. And yes, I'm happy that i chose this path, one of my most beloved Gods in Egypt was the crocodile god, God Sobek and he's the core of my heart.
Brahmā always has 4 heads and it's usually not visible for being in the backside. He is not old. His white hair signifies knowledge though he is not old. Viṣṇu is not blue, he's black in skin tone. Dhātā is barely known by anyone in our current age and is much less popular. Sūrya's iconography shown here is actually the form of Kārttikēya. Bhūmi's iconography shown here is of a certain aspect of Lakṣmī known as "Gṛha Lakṣmī". This form is not of Bhūmi. Varuṇa was never king of the gods and the iconography shown here is of his Āditya form in which he is blue, not fair skinned. In general, he is also depicted to be yellow in color. Vāyu is not green in skin, nor is he grumpy. He is fair in color. Ṣaṣṭhī's iconography shown here is actually of a manifestation of Lakṣmī known as "Santāna Lakṣmī".
They are considered as more powerful only by the Shakta sect which is the smallest sect. The largest ones are still Vaishnava and Shaiva but I agree with you, Durga should have been mentioned with Shiva, Lakshmi and Bhumi with Vishnu and Saraswati with Brahma.
@@mythicalsoulz4709Well every Hindu knows all Gods and Goddesses UNITED their powers to create Durga. So, obviously she's got more power cuz none of them individually could defeat that Rakshasa
@@dOVERanalyst No god was able to defeat him since his boon was that only a woman could kill him. I'll explain the other part to you, let's say u have 5 canisters if water and pour some water from the 5 canisters into the same glass and fill it. Now what holds more water a single canister subtracting the entire volume of the glass or the glass with some water from 5 canisters. I'm not using this as a direct comparison but calling Durga outright more powerful than any other god due to the gods contributing to make her is kinda illogical. This is why I believe that every version has its own story to tell and no version is outright superior to the other unless its proven that one version is older than the other.
Not every Hindu thinks the same, there are many types of people subdivided like shaivas, Vaishnavas, ppl worshipping ram, ppl worshipping Devi/maa. You must be from West Bengal ig. It’s just an ancestral thing.
I feel like half of these are not very popularly worshipped at all. Like Dhata, for example. If I had to pick the most popular Hindu gods, I'm pretty sure they're: Ganesha Vishnu -Rama -Krishna Shiva Parvati Durga Kali Saraswati Lakshmi Surya Murugan Hanuman These are the deities that have the most literature, temples, festivals, etc. dedicated to them and most Hindus (both highly devout and not highly devout) could tell you about them.
@@suryaditya857 In western India as well. There’s loads of kuldevis, especially. I just named the most common ones based on Hindus worldwide, scriptures, and festivals.
I have lived my entire life in India and followed Hinduism. Even though the video has covered many deities I find some details incorrect (if I can use that term). First of all, Hinduism is not really a polytheistic religion. The supreme God of Hinduism is the 'Para Brahman'(not to be confused with 'Brahma' who is one among the Hindu Triumvirate) which literally means the supreme being. Some people like to worship Para Brahman with a form and address God as 'Saguna Parabrahman' and those who worship a formless God address God as 'Nirguna Parabrahman'. This fact about one supreme being is mentioned in various religious texts including the 'Bhagavat Gita'. Now the different Gods that ordinary Hindus worship are considered to be either various manifestations of Para Brahman or enlightened divine entities who are just below Para Brahman. Now the video already discussed the Triumvirate: Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva. Note that Brahma, even though considered the creator God, is NOT WORSHIPPED. There is a story behind it. Which brings us to Vishnu and Shiva. Those who believe in Parabrahman with form can be divided into three. Those who believe Shiva as the supreme being are called the Shaivites. Those who believe Vishnu as the supreme being are called Vaishnavites. (The division was very much prevalent in ancient India but now its less apparent). Then there are those who belive that the mother Goddess is the supreme being. All of this can get confusing. Hinduism is not a philosophy that one can understand so easily. Now the most popular Gods in India(this is where I have so much disagreement with the video) are: Shiva( and his different forms) Vishnu( and his different forms like Sree Krishna and Sree Ram) Goddess(and her different forms like Parvathi, Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Kali etc) Ganesha/Vinayaka/Ganapathi(God of good fortune) Subrahmania/Muruga/Karthikeya(worshipped mostly in South India) Hanuman Ayyappa(also widely worshipped in South India). Some people worship Shirdi Sai and consider him part of Hindu pantheon but others disagree. One must understand that Hinduism is so complex and diverse. The beliefs, the Gods, the rituals, all vary across different parts of India. (The fact that in states like Rajasthan, most Hindus do not eat meat whereas if you go to Kerala or Tamil Nadu, most Hindus not only eat meat but they eat Beef which is considered a taboo by conservative hindus in north India).
@@VeganSanatani Well not sad but what we should all understand is that all the deities we worship are different aspects, attributes, manifestations, names and forms of the One same Supreme Divinity - PARA BRAHMAN. If all Hindus understood that then there's nothing to be sad about. ✌️ Hare Krishna
@@TharsyanJaderuby yea ..the sad part is most Sanatani parents never teach their children our history ,or divine texts our culture.. hare krishna brother
Hinduism is old religion. With so many gods and goddesses you will get overwhelmed. Better is monotheism like Christianity, Islam and Zoroastrianism. Or philosophical believes like Taoism.
I became a Christian, and I think it's the right choice. In the comment I wrote that I was a hindu and I actually was, but now I am an orthodox christian and it is the best choice ever. No hate towards Hinduism, but I think Jesus is the answer to all the problems. Still loving Hindus and India!
@@Iraniansunnimuslim Islam is an Abrahamic religion the last heavenly religion There is only one god and that is Allah and do not forget Islam the true religion
@@Iraniansunnimuslim Have you ever asked yourself who created the universe? Yourself asked you who created you When you read Quran I am sure that you will know the truth
Dattatreya is the most powerful. You are new Hindu. So many gods and goddesses arose and lose their fame with time and other gods and goddesses arose later. Dhatatreya is considered the combination of Brahma Vishnu Mahesh. Not worshipped much now. Just like Vedic gods are not worshipped much now.
Video is seriously underinformative and even somewhat delusive. I don't even know where to begin. First thing first, there is clear distinction between devatas, and Ishwara. Devatas are mortal like Indra, Vayu, Agni, etc. Also people are so naiive to immediately label any deity of this and that. Also, you cant label any goddess of this and that, Durga, Kali, Annapurna, etc. Are way beyond than protection, food, etc. They are Mahavidyas, who cut illisions of people to liberate them. Video looks to have been made after reading some articles peices from here and there without any authentic source.
I think this video is for common people who are new to Hinduism and simplification in describing the Hindu Pantheon. MOST of the people are unaware what our DEVATAS varies from different pantheons which became one. Vedic devatas, Puranic devatas, Agamic/ Tantric devatas, Regional and Tribal devatas etc. All are part of the Hindu Pantheon of divinity.
@@Aksarallah No we don't believe that because Brahman never put an elephant head on ganesha, BRAHMA did. Brahman is the singular formless energy that everything originates from. Brahma is different. Plus It's a story that teaches us that no one is exempt from karma, not even gods. Shivji's karma for beheading Ganeshji in anger is that Ganeshji is always worshipped before Shivji or any other god. Power can never protect you from your karma. So yes I do believe in these stories due to the lessons they impart.
@@Aksarallahpuranas are not to be read lika history, they are important messages , morals, and philosophical arguments written down as stories. When we talk about history, we are talking about Ramayan and Mahabharat
This video was fun to watch. It is always interesting to learn and understand different cultures. I am a muslim but I love learning about different cultures. Have an open minded and this is the right way to encompass with the rest of the world 😊❤. Thank you for sharing your vast and wise knowledge. It is invaluable and priceless 😇😄
As a muslim I’ve found learning about other religions so interesting! Especially hinduism cause it is (mostly likely) the religion of my ancestors (I’m Pakistani with Indian descent) which is so crazy to think about for me. But great video thanks for the info. And of there are any hindus who want to provide additional info pls feel free ❤️
@@sopno2093 You can't change the ideology of Hinduism because it's an ancient religion with the concept of Polytheism (many gods). If you don't like it, we can't do anything for that. For Islam, it's ideology is based on monotheism (one God). Are we hate that for not being polytheism? No, because we have so much tolerance towards others religion. I too love Islam as a Hindu. You don't like it or not, it's not a problem here.
LOL all the 500 fortune companies has multiple owners. It is not recommended to run a company by single person. Even if some company is register under one name it is a family business. Hence we also have very decentralised systems Gods aren’t our masters and we aren’t their lives.
Parambhrama is the owner who divides itself into two, purush and prakrati in which purush divides into Bramah, vishnu,shiva and prakrati into saraswati, lakshmi, parvati.. One more thing they are not gods they are paramahatma means supreme gods under which all devi devta doing their kartavya (duties) and rest are gods means devi devta who have specfic duties in the universe
thanks for making the effort to show a little info about our Hindu Gods Would like to add the below: 1. Bhagwan Vishnu is of complexion which is described as the colour of the darkest of clouds 2. By Dhata, I hope you are referring to Bhagwan Dattatreya who is the manifestation of the Tri-Deva (Holy Trinity), because we don't actually know or worship a God named Dhata with the description you mentioned 3. We don't worship Devi Sati as Sati but instead as Shakti peetas (parts of her chopped body which fell on earth and manifested into a deity of their own) eg. Bhramhari Devi who is the 6th Shakti peeta (you can consider them idols in temple) and called Bhramarambika Devi. Also Sati was the first form of Adi-Par-Shakti (Bhagwan Shiva's female counterpart) and his 1st wife. Whereas Devi parvati is the exact same Adi-Para-Shakti but her 2nd form and Shiva's 2nd and final wife.
🕉 Hinduism is really more of a "Way-of-Life" teachings than a typical "religion". It is better to educate oneself to enrich one's life than to be ignorant of the universal forces that affect us and become stagnant in life and beyond. Learning & fixing mistakes now will benefit this life and especially the next, until you attain Moksha (liberation from the rebirth cycle) 🙏
@@sopno2093 Keep coping lol. Hindus ain't budging on Hinduism for a god that is desperate to be worshipped lol. Plus if you knew anything you'd know Hindus are infact monotheists too. Our god just manifests into different forms which you misinterpret as multiple gods. Get a life instead of spewing Qur'an verses on the internet, I know you go to jannah for converting people but still control yourself.
Thank you for uploading this video. I'm new to learning Hindu mythology. I already knew Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Saraswati, Lakshmi and Parvati. But the other gods and goddesses I haven't heard of. After watching this video, I got thinking it would be cool to make a video game taking place in ancient India. The gods and goddesses would be a mechanic in that they would offer their powers to the player characters. The default gods and goddesses would be Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Saraswati, Lakshmi and Parvati. The player characters would have to venture around ancient India and obtain the powers of the other gods and goddesses. Anyone got any other ideas?
@@stubborn176 Good ideas. I've heard of the Asuras. Don't know too much about them. That would be an idea of the demons lending their powers to the player characters. Got any other ideas?
Multiple limbs/heads are depicted to show different positive qualities and gods are worshipped to improve our quality of life if we do it logically although faith in some extent can be very positive
All the hindu gods are actually the various forms and and aspects of the single "parabrahma"...the divine consciousness So its not many gods....the many forms of the single one...the one with every form,every gunas and every rasas. The trinities, the godesses ....no matter whom you are worshipping ..you are knowing the same supreme being.❤😊
U include chandra dev( moon) surya dev ( sun ) bhuma devi (goddess earth ) in this video then why u didn't include other navagraha gods?? Shukracharya ( guru of demons / god of venus planet ) Brihaspathi ( guru of devas / god of jupiter) Shani dev ( god of saturn planet) Lord mangala ( god of mars ) Bhudha deva ( god of Mercury planet) Rahu & kedhu Bonus👇👇 Lord kubera ( god of richness) Kaal bairav ( god of time/ avatar of shiv) Viswakarma ( god of architect ) Samudra dev ( god of sea) Nandi ( gate keeper / vehicle of lord shiva ) Garuda ( king of eagles / vehicle of lord vishnu ) Sheshnag/ aadhi shesh/ anandha shesh ( king of snakes / bed of lord vishnu / lakshman in ramayan & balram in mahabarath ) Vasuki nag ( little brother of adhi shesh / sec king of snakes / necklace of lord shiva ) U add ganga ( one of the river goddess ) in this video U missed👇 Yamuna devi ( another river goddes/ krishnas favorite river) Indhu/ sindhu Narmada Godhavari Kaveri ( saraswati is also a river goddess u didn't mention that in this video)
@Nerd Robot I can say I applaud you for not playing very stereotypical music like all/most other american/european channels and at least used something more unique
@@thelordkk512 I know, I’m not surprised, at best I put up as at least he tried. Again my comment is more about staying away from the usual stereotypical music.
First correct your facts The female Trinity is not created by the male Trinity. They are the energies of the mald Trinity and both the counterparts cannot work without eachother. The female Hindu Trinity is actually the manifestation of Supreme goddess the queen of multiverse Adi parashakti Lalit Ambika. Who manifested herself in 3 different forms as Shaktis of male Trinity so that they can perform their duties that were assigned to them accordingly kaalchakra
There is huge difference between God(bhagwaan) and demi God (Devta) and In Hinduism only five God we worship and all five is one being (Paramaatma) five forms are 1- MahaVishnu 2- Sada Shiva 3- Adi Parashakti (Lakshmi saraswati Kali Durga Gayatri) 4- Mahaganapati 5- for everyone on earth Sun God Rest are demi Gods (Jeevaatma) including creator Brahma. ( Hinduism is very complex philosophy one video can't describe it) Hare Krishana Har Har Mahadev 🙏
I found the content nice and interesting. I was able to learn something about Hinduism and its fascinating deities. Hinduism is a rich and diverse religious tradition with a wide array of gods and goddesses, each possessing unique qualities, symbolism, and stories. Exploring the various deities offers valuable insights into Hindu beliefs, mythology, and cultural practices.
There are more that we can add but the 33 Devatas are referring to the Vedic pantheon. We have Puranic , Agamic, Tantric, regional and local deities as well.
@@TharsyanJaderuby vedic gods are the original gods inspired from the nature of life around us, all others came later due to division in different sects. even now you can create your own gods by tantra and it will be added alongside many others
@@ForMovies-cc8go NOT QUITE. The Hindu pantheon consist of many different deities from different traditions including the synthetic or equivalent deities. This includes Vedic, pre vedic, Puranic, Agamic, Tantric, and regional deities notably Kuladevatas and Gramadevatas. Many local traditions also related to nature and worship of nature as well, just as the Vedic Devatas.
@@ForMovies-cc8go its never easy to make our own deities as such thing only can be done by Rishis, Gurus, Acharyas, Yogis or individuals who experienced the divine and gave form to those aspects. Some can be referenced to scriptures, some by local manifestations of the major deity, or some even added which may not exist in scriptures nor history. Santoshi Mata for example. Despite she has no relevance in ancient scriptures, she is venerated with such devotion to the point we made her to exist. This is is the power of God Making, visualisation of the divine is the power to approach that divine and experience it.
There are only 33 deities in nature/humans as identified in Indian Culture which can me reduced to one. Brahman(Universal Conciousness), not God but actually it's a principle. Some call it Shiva(Pure Consciousness) or simply Shakti (Energy). God takes human incarnations as Rama and Krishna.
@MODI COLA 🇮🇳 Cherry picking verses out of context and misinterpretations to support your bigoted judgement on Hinduism? This cannot validate your argument against Hinduism or any other Religious scriptures.
@@bangisback92 What's the difference between you and a Hindu mocking Islam? This very comment of yours is one example and a clue. Get some help kiddo.
Good list. Some interesting deities you missed: Vishwakarma - the artisan or workman among the gods, Shani - Saturn, he can bring misfortune unless you propitiate him, Jagaddhatri - one of the forms of the mother goddess like Durga and Kali, lliterally the one who holds the world
@@dhruvp7050 But Mata Durga, Annapurna ji, Kali ji and Sati ji are also incarnation of Mata Parvati.... Radha ji is an incarnation of Mata Lakshmi and Bhamri ji is an incarnation of Mata Saraswati.... Then why did he add those incarnations?
@@myglobalyt Bro, you misunderstood.... There are not 33 gods... infact there are 33 types of gods... I hope you understood now... *Jai Shree Ram* 🙏🏻🚩🧡
