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why? why so many prophets? its so that people can relate, its not about how authentic these gods and demigods are, its the teaching, i dont know prophet Muhammad, i never seen his face, never hear his voice, and so on, but his dids is where i learned things
Difference between Muslims🇵🇰 and Hindus 🚩 1-Muslims believe in One God -Hindus believe in One Universal God. 2-Muslim says God does not have any shape -Hindu says as God does not have any specific shape so he resides in every shape. 3-Muslims says God is everywhere- Hindus says God is everywhere even in plants, stones, humans and every corner of universe so we worship everything. 4- Muslims says there is only one God and one path to reach him- Hindu says there is one God but many ways to reach him. 5- Muslims says God is genderless-Hindus says God is genderless so he is present in all the genders. 6-Muslim says God is colourless- Hindu says God is colour less so he is of every colour. 7-Muslim says Dance/Singing/Art distracts you from the path of islam-Hindu says anything you love can make u realize ur oneness with God. 8- Muslims believe God will punish you on the day of Judgement-Hindus believe God will always show u right path and never punish you as you are his Children and no parent can punish their children. 9-Muslims believe in Resistance and Hindus believe in Acceptance.
33 koti means 33 types of god's... Koti meaning in Sanskrit is type not crore... 12 Aaditya, 11 Rudra, 8 Vasu, 2 Ashwini Kumar this are Hindu god's and also universal god's...
koti has two meanings, one is supreme and the other is crore. So called liberals who are ashamed and apologetic of the 33 million truth have been lying recently and say it is 33 types. You can count the jyotirlings and other avatars of the trimurti and tridevis which itself is more than 33. Rig-Veda itself mentions about “3,339 devas have worshipped Agni”. It also describes Vishnu as younger brother to Indra. If there are only 33 devas, what about those inhabitants in Swargaloka? There are 14 Indras. His army, his sons, members of his court - millions of devas are supposed to be there. Then there are lot of gods in Kailasam (Shiva’s abode), Vaikuntam (Vishnu’s abode) etc. Vishnu himself has at least 24 forms or incarnations.
@@anzilarif, Brahman, the supreme reality, is beyond any form and attribute, but manifests as the universes, all the living beings and God with innumerable forms and attributes. All the different Deities and Celestials are seen as different manifestations of the same Brahman. God cannot be limited to a number.
@@HajimeOtaku u said brahma is beyond any form ...then why u give them forms by making them with ur hands ...? And acc to u god cant be limited to 1.this means u believe in more than one ...isnt it?
If Allah is supreme one and he didn't need any help from other god so why he sent gibrail to mohommad why didn't he come to earth by himself for teaches Qur'an?
@@theas21rider89al is common word for great and lah mean Arabic god ( moon God ) Originally Arab worshipping al -lah and Al -lat ( moon God and goddess) They were not sun worshipper because of they mostly lived semi nomadic life in desert ,moon or night confront them Moon became their divine god Later mohmmad created moon God as supreme god ,became genderless and shapeless
@@greaterbharat4175 Allah is boundless, all-encompassing deity that transcends earthly symbols like the moon. The debate on whether pre-Islamic Arabs worshipped Allah as a moon god is an ongoing discussion. However, it's worth looking at a broader perspective. The term "Allah" has a significant linguistic and cultural footprint that goes beyond. In fact, it's fascinating how "Allah" is present not only in Arabic but also in Aramaic and other languages spoken by various religious communities.
As per Scriptural Analysis Hinduism is basically Henotheism. Henotheism Definition is as follows:- "Henotheism is the worship of a single, supreme god that does not deny the existence or possible existence of other deities" Religious Scriptural Evidence:- In Hinduism, there is one god but many deities. first, know the difference between god and deity Rigveda book 3, hym 54 Visvadeva , line 17 :- महत तद वः कवयश्चारु नाम यद ध देव भवथ विश्व इन्द्रे mahat tad vaḥ kavayaścāru nāma yad dha deva bhavatha viśva indre "This is, ye Wise, your great and glorious title, that all ye Deities and Demigods abide in Supreme." Rigveda 2.38.9 na yasya indra varuṇa na mitra vrata aryaman na minanti rudra na arāti tad idaṃ svasti hvā devamsavitṛ namaḥ Him whose high law not Varuna nor Indra, not Mitra, Aryaman, nor Rudra breaketh, Rigveda 4.26.2 I have bestowed the earth upon the Arya, and rain upon the man who brings oblation. I guided forth the loudly roaring waters, and the Gods moved according to my pleasure “Great indeed are the Devas (demigods) who have sprung out of Supreme God.” - (Atharva Veda) Why deities are worshiped and the result:- Bhagavad Gita Chapter 7, verse 22:- स तया श्रद्धया युक्तस्तस्याराधनमीहते | लभते च तत: कामान्मयैव विहितान्हि तान् || 22|| sa tayā śhraddhayā yuktas tasyārādhanam īhate labhate cha tataḥ kāmān mayaiva vihitān hi tān Endowed with faith, the devotee worships a particular celestial god and obtains the objects of desire. But in reality, I alone arrange these benefits. Bagvad Gita, Chapter 7 verse 21 यो यो यां यां तनुं भक्त: श्रद्धयार्चितुमिच्छति | तस्य तस्याचलां श्रद्धां तामेव विदधाम्यहम् || 21|| yo yo yāṁ yāṁ tanuṁ bhaktaḥ śhraddhayārchitum ichchhati tasya tasyāchalāṁ śhraddhāṁ tām eva vidadhāmyaham Whatever celestial form a devotee seeks to worship with faith, I steady the faith of such a devotee in that form. Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 4, Verse 11 :- ये यथा मां प्रपद्यन्ते तांस्तथैव भजाम्यहम् | मम वर्त्मानुवर्तन्ते मनुष्या: पार्थ सर्वश: || 11|| ye yathā māṁ prapadyante tāns tathaiva bhajāmyaham mama vartmānuvartante manuṣhyāḥ pārtha sarvaśhaḥ "In whatever way people surrender unto me, I reciprocate with them accordingly. Everyone follows my path, knowingly or unknowingly, O son of Pritha." Hinduism God gives many options of worship u can worship him directly through a medium or via deities. It's up to each devotee which path he will choose this doesn't affect god he can hear both.
Check out Alan Watts' 'Bhagavad Gita: A Message To Modern Man'. In this video, Alan Watts discusses the Hindu scripture, Bhagavad Gita, and its depiction of God in Hinduism. He explores the stark differences between Hinduism and the Abrahamic religions, shedding light on the unique aspects of the Bhagavad Gita and its relevance to modern times.
Bg. 10.8 अहं सर्वस्य प्रभवो मत्त: सर्वं प्रवर्तते । इति मत्वा भजन्ते मां बुधा भावसमन्विता: ॥ ८ ॥ ahaṁ sarvasya prabhavo mattaḥ sarvaṁ pravartate iti matvā bhajante māṁ budhā bhāva-samanvitāḥ Synonyms aham - I; sarvasya - of all; prabhavaḥ - the source of generation; mattaḥ - from Me; sarvam - everything; pravartate - emanates; iti - thus; matvā - knowing; bhajante - become devoted; mām - unto Me; budhāḥ - the learned; bhāva-samanvitāḥ - with great attention. Translation I am the source of all spiritual and material worlds. Everything emanates from Me. The wise who perfectly know this engage in My devotional service and worship Me with all their hearts.
0:00 why allah created the universe, planets, jannat, jahannum, human being, jinh, Angels, hoors. Why allah created archangel Gabriel to announce allah will to human. Why allah need a mediator like Gabriel? Even allah can connect with human by themselves. There are many questions you should ask about Islam why allah created so many human races on earth. Does allah likes diversity so much like our Brahman??
Angel Jibreel (AS) role is to send the revelation to Humans, but he is not Allah or God. No other creation is anything close to God, simple understanding in Islam. We asked why did Brahma create other GODS when if he is the ultimate God in Hinduism, he can do everything himself. Why are you asking about Islam lol, this isn't an attack on Hinduism, we are asking a straight forward question... -Hamza
@@MuslimMindsUS same in hinduism we call devta, people think that we have many gods. We called them devta not god(bhagwan). Devtas are part of bramhan. They are not god. Everyone came from one brahman(god). As you say yaa Allah, we say hey bhagwan. You can't understand hinduism from these videos.
@@MuslimMindsUS there is one quote from lord Krishna(A avatar of Vishnu) said in Geeta - Whenever unrighteousness increases, then I appear in front of the people in form, I come to protect the good people, I come to destroy the wicked, I come to establish Dharma and in every age I take birth. God doesn't take any action directly. God sends their avatar or roop to earth for mankind. And for your kind of information we don't worship bramha. We only worship any Avatars of Vishnu, Shiva and Shakti. Krishna and Rama are the avatars of Vishnu. Hanuman is part of Shiva. There is one reason why hindus don't worship bramha.
@@MuslimMindsUS and one more thing in Hinduism bramha is only the creator. We worship vishnu equally bramhan. Vishnu is bramhan, Vishnu is supreme. Vishnu is God. All devtas or demigods are the part of Vishnu. Because vishnu is bramhan. That's why we called vishnu the preserver. Vishnu is Shiva, Vishnu is bramha, Vishnu is Shakti. You Can say Vishnu is our allah.
@@MuslimMindsUS and as you asked about hinduism I asked about islam lol. But seriously I don't have any interest in asking anything about islam. Because for hindus Islam, Christianity, Jainism, Buddhism is also a way to get moksha and merge with universal soul bramhan. Last year a lady in India asked something about paigambar Mohammad. And she didn't ask any wrong questions. But people from muslim community threatened her and said cut her head. Why islam is so violent?? When you and many muslims asked any question about hinduism is right but why we are wrong when we have a question about Islam?? lol
In Hinduism there is only One God, and that is "Om 🕉" (Nameless, beyond time and space, Complete, Infinite energy, Highest bliss, eternal, Omnipresent, creator of everything and every being) Hari Om 🕉 Ram, Krishna, Shiva, and many more, they all are nothing but avatar of Om 🕉. Hinduism is Advait (non dual),so there is only one God. Anti hindu people intentionally misinterpreted hindu knowledge.
There are mainly 39 God's but at some time same God come in different forms( avatar) to solve problems like Lord krishan is avatar of vishnu to kill a demon Lord ram is also an avatar of vishnu and vishnu has almost 24 avatar
Guys, these Type of Videos made by Westerners might be funny, but they will never give you any iota of real understanding. Although it might look like it from the outside, Hinduism is NOT really about these Gods or if they have 3 or 4 Heads etc. This is indeed Storytelling for the Masses. Packaging Philosophy in a colorful Wrapping so to speak. What Hinduism is really about is the Knowledge Portion of the Vedas, Vedanta. Questions like what is Consciousness, what is that I, that Ego? Why does it suffer and how is Liberation from Suffering possible.. So in ancient India you had the 6 astika Darshanas = 6 orthodox Systems of Philosophy which all acknoledge the Authority of the Vedas. But you had also other non orthodox Systems like Buddhism or Jainism. So what it is really all about, what the Backbone is, is philosophical Debate about Metaphysics among all these Systems. So for example in Vedanta, the triple Canon of Scriptures are the Upanishads, the Bhagavad Gita and the Brahma Sutras. The Upanishads are the foundation, the Bhagavad Gita, that epic Discourse between Arjuna and Sri Krishna is a Systemisation of Upanishadic Wisdom into a Framework, in which for example right Action, Karma Yoga, the Eternity of the Self, the Atman and many other Topics from the Upanishads are discussed. It gives you a map of how and from what Cause Desire rises in the Mind and how Desire turns into Agitation and Desire prompted Actions. How to turn your Attention from the World to the Higher. The Brahma Sutras are a Set of 555 Aphorisms, jampacked with very condensed Explanations of the Upanishadic Truths. For all of these Texts you will then find Commentaries written by great Masters. So my Recommendation is: Watch Videos made by knowledgable Hindu Teachers like Swami Sarvapriyananda. If you want to get on the right Track check out his Video "The Nature of Self: Hinduism/Buddhism, Atman/Anatman, Purna/Shunya- Swami Sarvapriyananda" on the Channel Farhan Qureshi. Or his Videos "Sunyam - the Void" and "Purnam - the Full" on the Channel Vedanta Society of New York. Whatever you choose, choose one of his Videos, not this Western Comic Stuff. You both are young and intelligent Men, trust me with this.
They are not interested in actually knowing about Hinduism, they choose these videos made by westernisers who have no knowledge about Sanathan dharma deliberately.
you literally told somewhat brief about our dharm even though there are a lot more but trust me they don't look like they are a little bit of interested, they are doing everything for views. There is nothing for us to do if people do not want to believe in truth and they are so stupid to let the most beautiful thing in the universe let go. Anyways radhe radhe💚❤😅
In South India, we Worship Gods and we think they made the Universe and God's like Krishna are one of many avatars of Vishnu. Yes, we care about the Vedas, but we care way more about the Gods like Murugan and worship them more than care about the Vedas and other scripts. It might be a different case in North India (You guys might care more about the Vedas and others holy books).
@@FootballGod7-gu7hcNo its the same. What he is saying is deities are nothing but a way of personifying the philosophical parts of indic religions. You can worship whomever you want it's all the same. Maharashtracha worships ganapati, North worships rama and krishna and so on. The point is about the reason and philosophy. In the current age, bhakti yoga i.e. Worshipping a diety is the easiest way for peace... There are other vedic ways of yoga, karma yoga, gyaan yoga etc.
@@Saurabhkumar-bn3dl I understand but We definitely care more about worshipping Gods than Holy Books like the Vedas. This might be cause South India has kept its tradition of worshipping Gods since 2000 years back to now. Whereas The North is changing their tradition by worshipping Gods less but learning The Vedas more and Science aswell.❤️
I don't why these guys keep asking for 'authenticity'? Spirituality is a matter of faith, and can only be experienced. Not explained through scientific or historical authenticity. There are no wrong or right ways to experience it. Either all of them are correct or all of them are wrong.
The reason why muslims get so much hate.. because they say our god is the only god. Like its such a childish statement does it mean every religion is false? Every faith is fake? its definitely not true.. hindu never said that our god is the only god because we know only our religion is the first and oldest and most true and real. We need not have to repeat again and again.. history, facts, vedas, studies say it loud🕉️ hindu god is for all and whoever worship any god indirectly worships hindu God.
In hindusm we explain all about space science we calculate distance of sun from earth in hanuman chalisa We described how matter exchange its energy and all we made up of energy before scientist now scientists are working on are vedas to understand depths of are knowledge
SHIVA, BRAHMA And VISHNU Are the SUPREME GODS. All the other Gods are Avatars from them. Krishna is a Avatar of Vishnu. Krishna was created from Vishnu
CC Ādi 17.166 গো-অঙ্গে যত লোম, তত সহস্র বৎসর । গোবধী রৌরব-মধ্যে পচে নিরন্তর ॥ ১৬৬ ॥ go-aṅge yata loma, tata sahasra vatsara go-vadhī raurava-madhye pace nirantara Synonyms go-aṅge - on the body of the cow; yata - as many; loma - hairs; tata - so many; sahasra - a thousand; vatsara - years; go-vadhī - the killer of a cow; raurava-madhye - in a hellish condition of life; pace - decomposes; nirantara - always. Translation “Cow-killers are condemned to rot in hellish life for as many thousands of years as there are hairs on the body of the cow.
@@MuslimMindsUS, that's because both mythology and history cannot be interacted with and can only be learnt from. So, there's virtually no difference between the two. Some Hindus will call it history while others might call it mythology, everyone has the freedom to express their perception about the stories, whether they are real or not.
Brahmā said: 16-18. At the instance of Devas the Fire-god assumed the form of a parrot and went to the place where the lord of the worlds was sporting with Umā. Then the Fire-god went ahead timidly in the form of a parrot. The carrier of the Havyas (Fire-god) could not go through the doorway. Then he went to the window sill and remained there with face turned down and trembling. On seeing him Śambhu in that secret place laughingly said to Umā. Śambhu said: 19-22. See, O gentle lady, the parrot that is the Fire-god himself who has come here at the instance of Devas. Brahmā said: Pārvatī bashfully said to the lord, “O lord, enough”. The lord of Devas called the Fire-god moving about in front of him. in the form of a bird and said, “O Agni, you have been recognised through various ways. Do not speak anything. Open your mouth. Take this in and carry it with you.” After saying this lord Śambhu discharged a great deal of semen into the mouth of Fire-god. With this semen within him Agni could not at all go. 23-27. Utterly tired, Agni sat down on the bank of Gaṅgā. He then discharged a greater portion of that semen into Kṛttikās wherefrom Kārttika was born. The remaining portion of the semen of Śambhu that had been within his body, Agni split into two and deposited into his beloved wife Svāhā who was particularly eager to have a child. Formerly, she had been assured by saying “You will have children.” Agni remembered this now and deposited the semen of Śambhu. Excellent twins were born of that semen discharged by Agni. They were Suvarṇa and Suvarṇā, unrivalled in the world in handsome features and beauty. It was pleasing to Agni and it perpetually increased the pleasures of the worlds. 28. Out of love Agni gave Suvarṇā (in marriage) to the intelligent Dharma. He made Saṃkalpā the beloved wife of his son Suvarṇa. Thus Fire-god performed the marriages of his son and daughter. 29-34. Due to the fault of the mutual intermixture of the semen both the children of Agni (became lax in sexual behaviour). The son Suvarṇa who could assume many forms, assumed the forms of the excellent Devas and indulged in sexual intercourse with the wives of Indra, Vāyu, Kubera, Varuṇa and the leading sages. If any lady was fond of any particular person he assumed the form of that person and indulged in amorous dalliance with that lady. In some places the son of Agni who had splendid form assumed the forms of husbands of chaste ladies and sported about with them fully satisfying (Cupid). On account of his action Suvarṇa became contented. Although she was the wife of Dharma, the daughter of Svāhā named Suvarṇā became an adulteress. If any person had a beautiful wife pleasing to his mind, Suvarṇā assumed that form and sported about with those husbands whether human beings, Asuras, Devas or sages. She indulged in sexual sports with these and others endowed with beauty, munificence, stability and majesty and having the brilliance of her father (Agni). If any wife of any Deva gained his approbation, she used to assume the form of that lady and sport with him. By means of diverse ways and activities she used to attract his mind and achieve the fulfilment of her love. [[brahma purana, gautami-mahatmya 58.16-...
not myth they are real gods and hinduism is science its a way of living for humanity not a religion if you guys want understand our culture and way of living then you should stop seeing hinduism from Islamic perspective and start understanding everything with openminded then you get it, keep exploring😇
Bg. 10.8 अहं सर्वस्य प्रभवो मत्त: सर्वं प्रवर्तते । इति मत्वा भजन्ते मां बुधा भावसमन्विता: ॥ ८ ॥ ahaṁ sarvasya prabhavo mattaḥ sarvaṁ pravartate iti matvā bhajante māṁ budhā bhāva-samanvitāḥ Synonyms aham - I; sarvasya - of all; prabhavaḥ - the source of generation; mattaḥ - from Me; sarvam - everything; pravartate - emanates; iti - thus; matvā - knowing; bhajante - become devoted; mām - unto Me; budhāḥ - the learned; bhāva-samanvitāḥ - with great attention. Translation I am the source of all spiritual and material worlds. Everything emanates from Me. The wise who perfectly know this engage in My devotional service and worship Me with all their hearts.
I don't know from where to start 😄. I mean there are a lottttt of mistakes in this video. First of all you are reacting to a video who also don't know a single thing, copied information from wikipedia and after is that the whole video. See god is not you can understand with these half baked information 😌 and your face show your mocking toward Hinduism. If you don't want to believe it's alright but stop creating your own assumptions if you don't know anything. It is a sensitive thing when you talk about some religion.
How did you mock anything lol? We laugh and make jokes in every video we have done, even about Islam we mess around. Nothing to insult the religion of course… -Hamza
The ceo is limited to his/her capabilities. Just like the staff he/she is also a living person. The almighty God is not limited to nothing. If he is a limited god then he is not worthy of worship
As all the god is power of supreme god lord parambrahma who created all of the infinity universes anc parallel universes with there gods 🙏🙏as in islam you say allah and we hindu say lord shiva both are same🙏🙏👆🏾👆🏾🔥🔥🔥
🌟 hlo sir , sorry but in Hinduism there are 33 koti gods This koti word come from Sanskrit During the translation of Sanskrit to English This koti word change into crore Myth - there are 33 crores gods in Hinduism Reality - there are only 33 koti gods (only 33 gods) in Hinduism If you have any doubt about no. Of gods First , you should read the details and information of 33 koti gods given in Hinduism
@@AnwarHossain-ej4md I have already said there are 33 koti gods There is a translation mistake When Sanskrit was translated into English Yeah Sadhguru readed old books in English
@@AnwarHossain-ej4md it's better if you learn Sanskrit Becoz in Sanskrit one word have many different meanings. Example:- in English Sun 🌞 is called sun But in Sanskrit and hindi Sun have different names Like Surya , Suraj and many more names Even lord krishna have many names Govinda , madhav and etc . So, if any person who want to understand deeply He have to learn Sanskrit and hindi
According to me my mother my father my teacher are my gods seen with my eyes while living in this world thats what my religion says god position is 4th
@@MuslimMindsUSthe word god is Germanic and also related to sankrit word originally mean to whome we surender or sacrifice for It does not mean persona who made universe or us and all the creature
@@MuslimMindsUS, it's called Itihasa (this is how it happened). The difference between Itihasa and history is that Itihasa is history presented in a way that is useful to all the people that read it. It's about introspection of the characters and their response to the events, which people can learn from and become better individuals.
@@HajimeOtakuevery religion is mythology,,,, and created by ancient human,,,,, 😂😂,,,,, so dont argue over which is myth and which is real,,,,, do hardwork ,,,, do well in life,,,, no god will come to give you what u want,,,,,, I hope U will not take it wrong,,,,, btw,,,, ❤ from India 🇮🇳
@@sagarmaity6859, at that point history itself is a myth and future is an imagination. All that matters is the present. Also, I was just pointing out the etymology behind the translation and not pushing people to believe what is written in them, because belief is subjective.
@@HajimeOtaku At that point people were not smart enough or didn't understand the actual history of their origin as today's,,,,so they created their own beliefs of God and all that stuff ,,,,,,, but it's also can't be ignored that there are some shorts of scientific references Or good stuff in religious culture,,,, but it becomes disgusting when people fight over their religion to proof it better or real,,,,,and so on,,,, people as well as countries fighting over religion are the result 🤮
Am Hindu but just wanted to say that although Buddhism is quite different from Hinduism, Buddhism is a branch of Hinduism since they follow the guidings of Buddha and Buddha is an avatar of Lord Vishnu in Hinduism. So no, they didnt 'copy' god yama from Hinduism
The difference is in other religion the founder says that he came from the God and they can't think of Goddess but in hinduism there is no founder,God came in earth and said that "yes I am God" and we have same importance for women as men ,so we believe that even supreme God can't complete without Goddess
Why so many gods in Hinduism? Is commonly asked question. Advaita philosophy teaches god resides in every living being. To humans Advaita',s message is " Aham Bramhasmi ". That means every human being is a part of God. When your soul leaves the body it rejoins the Bramhan that is almighty the god. That is how when vedanta explained that there are Three crores thirty-three lakh god's which was exactly the population of Bharatha khanda or indian continent. The number by mouth travelled to become 33 crores.
There are no different gods, just manifestations and perspective of seeing god in everything. Its like how we say different religions but the creator is one. So hindus have always beleived in the same god, just known by different names. Your idea of god is closest to your personal beliefs, culture, customs, and the main profession which keeps your community going.
Tatwam Asi...that is the essence of Hinduism. God is formless in Hinduism. Idol worship is done to converge thoughts and focus. The West has made Avenger cartoons out of Hinduism given their lack of interest to understand.
⚔️⚔️😡😡They are god no demy god If you drainage in not clear then will you give complane to present of USA, no probably complain to municipal corporation.same logic apply😡😡
Scientific theory for Hindu Trinity. Hindus Have Trinity. Lord Bhrama(Protons), Lord Shiva (Electron) , Lord Vishnu (Neutron) and the feminine Godess Shakti(Energy) So adding them all gives u a "Cell" because of which whole universe is functioning.
The reason why we have so many gods it can be taken as an example: If you are working in an organisation you will have different sets of department and to make the work flow easy we will only those people who are specialised in those department to work there, right? Same way we have multiple gods who's tasks are different and they perform different role to maintain the balance of the universe and to make it work or say keep moving.
if your 'allah' is good than why the people who just not worship him go to hell, if that person does not did anything bad in his/her life? in hinduism the wok you do based on your work in afterlife
These 33 types of devatas are: eight Vasus, 11 Rudras, 12 Adityas, Indra and Prajapati. Let me tell you their significance. The eight Vasus represent different aspects of nature, which are earth, water, fire, air, ether, moon, sun and star. Vasus mean where living beings dwell or support life.
See.... We have so many gods because we have acceptance for other Gods. Our gods never over power or negelect other gods. We never fight over gods.. That is why other religion who believe in One god & those believes that they worshipps real god. They usually with conflicts with other religions or God.
The word God is misleading There are only 3 God's ( bhagavan) Bhagvan = God Dev = ??? There is no word to describe the word dev in English There are several Devin being in hindu who is not God If deva are considered God then who are the ashura's who is basically brothers of devas or naga's or garuda's thay all are born from the same father. I think word God is not suitable for using on other Devin being other then Trinity
Lakshmi = Bhumi (same) = Radha Wife of Vishnu / Krishna Mariiamman = Parvati / Shakti = Annapurna = Sati Wife of Shiva Saraswathi Wife of Brahma Ayyappan = Son of Shiva and Mohini (Vishnu)
I'm going to answer your question from the end of the video. Hinduism is essentially a non theistic religion. None of the beings mentioned in this video are gods in the Graeco-Roman sense. The Universe in Hinduism does not have managers. In Hinduism, the universe functions by itself. The beings described in this video are a vast array of different extraordinary beings. Some of the names mentioned refer to different personalities of the Supreme Being (Shiva, Vishnu, Ganesha, Lakshmi, Parvati). Others refer to posts taken up by mortal beings like you and I (Agni, Indra, Varuna, Chandra). We don't need spiritual experiences to know about these functions. We know that Indra exists because it rains. There is a school of thought within Hinduism that believes that beings do not perform these functions and that they are performed by psychological machines. Hence, Indra, Agni, Chandra and Varuna are machines according to the Purva Mimamsa school of thought. It's actually the oldest school of thought in Hinduism. The other schools of thought believe that mortal beings perform these functions. Spiritual experiences are only needed in order to experience the Supreme Being (Shiva, Vishnu, Ganesha, Parvati). Every human being can experience the Supreme Being not just Gurus. The purpose of Guru is to guide you towards experiencing the Supreme Being within you. The Supreme Being exists within the heart of all living beings. The Supreme Being can be experienced through meditation. The purpose of Yoga is to achieve a connection with this Supreme Being. This connection is called Moksha or Mukti.
33 koti not crore : 8-Vasu, 11-Rudra, and 12-Aaditya, 1-Indra and 1-Prajaapati. I. e 33 types of god not crore 8. Vasus are: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, Ether, Moon, Sun, and Star. They are called Vasus, because they are abode of all that lives, moves or exists. (also mentioned in Mahabharat, 1/66/18) 11. Rudras: The ten Pranas (Praana, Apaana, Vyaana, Samaana, Udaana, Naag, Kurma, Krikal, Devadutta and Dhananjaya) i.e. nervauric forces which live in the human body. The eleventh is the human soul. These are called ‘Rudras’ because when they desert the body, it becomes dead and the relations of the deceased, consequently, begin to weep. Rudra means one who makes a person to weep. { also mentioned in Harivansha 13/51-52}) 12. Adityaas ---the twelve months of a year called Adityaas, they cause the lapse of the term of existence of each object or being. { also mentioned in Mahabharat 1/65/15-16}) 1. Indra which is also known as the (all-pervading) electricity, as it is productive of great force. 1. Prajaapati , also called the “Yajna” because it benefits mankind by the purification of air, water, rain and vegetables and because it aids the development of various arts, and in it the honor is accorded to the learned and the wise.
Believing in god or even in religion it is a personal choice of individuals. respecting others belief or religion its a part of humanity. Some people says our god is ultimate.... We are doing good and we reach to heaven😂i think thats not correct insulting others belief tradition culture. Etc.that kind of peoples are very toxic and poisoness Religion belief tradition culture they were practice generation to generations they were rooted depely from our parents My aim to type this comment is to respect other beliefs I dont says my religion is good you want to pratice this thats your choice
According to my religion god stands in 4th position my mother my fathrer my teacher they are the god we can see with our eyes living in earth thats all have a nice day
Hinduism is called mythology by britishers … bcz british cant think solar system and cosmos when they came to india and all hindu books are considered myths
This entire video was an incoherent mess. There are different ways to perceive reality. In the Vedic period, it was mostly seen as personification of natural forces - Agni, Vayu, Indra, Varuna, etc. Then there is a way of perceiving it as a celestial reality such as Surya and Chandra that are very much visible and associated with astronomy. Then there's the folklores and associated stories that contribute to the understanding but vary across the subcontinent. Apart from that, there's the more devotional way of seeing reality. Also, the word God is misleading and so is demigod(children of God) in this case. Instead there are terms like Bhagavan(Lord), Devtas(Deity), Adityas(natural forces), etc. If we were on Mars, there would have been 2 Moon Deity, perhaps representing different characteristics as per astrology. Similar is the case if we lived in a twin-star solar system, we would have had 2 Sun Deity. In fact, each planet, moon and comet can be seen the same way. The 9 Grahas (Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, northern and southern nodes of the moon related to eclipses) are treated as such. For example, Jupiter is seen as the teacher of the celestials and the Sun is seen as the head amongst them. The 27 wives of the Moon Deity depict the 27 constellations representing the orbital period (27.32 days) of the moon around the Earth. There is no real limit on the number of Gods. For example, there's a list of 1000 names of Lord Vishnu, and each name can be depicted as a separate manifestation. In fact, each person thinks and perceives God differently, so technically, each Hindu has their own God. All the Gods are manifestations of Brahman, the supreme reality. Lord Brahma is the physical manifestation of creation in this universe. So, Lord Brahma doesn't create other Gods, but rather initiates the physical and manifestation of different forms of the supreme in this universe. For example, Goddess Saraswati is the physical manifestation of the knowledge of creation. All of us are also part of that manifestation. The Gurus guide people. However, the spiritual experiences are not explicit to them. Anyone with enough determination and constant practice under their guidance can also experience spirituality. Well, considering Shintoism and Buddhism (the most prominent religions in Japan) originate from baseline Hindu philosophy, they too have similar concepts and shrines dedicated to similar Gods and spiritual teachers.
Shintoism = Japanese Paganism but with Hindu influence from Buddhism. Hinduism = Indian Paganism. That is a very simplified explanation but gets the point across.
Both these boys ancestors were Hindu. A shame that they don't know anything about their cultural heritage. Someone in their historical lineage converted to Islam. What a shame. Seeking aceptace from the worlds youngest religion.
There are so many gods because, whenever you are using any such energy like water or air or wealth you will use them properly and respectfully thinking of them as God. When you do so, you can use them as much as you require and you will not waste or pollute them. Vishnu is also time. Your time is Vishnu. They are not demi gods they are different energies. For easy understanding of general people it has been identified as human form. Shiva is gravity and bramha is space itself. So space, time and gravity is the trinity. Like negative, positive and neutral charges. Shive is neutral force also known as nuclear energy. Symbol is shiva's forehead is the symbol of nuclear symbol. Shiva has third eye, third eye is the power to watch time, if you have third eye, you can see time as proved by modern science. Enjoy guys!!!!
Brahma created Saraswati to help her and as you question that why brahma need help if he is creator ? So let me tell u Brahmas half portion is Saraswati and in Hinduism women and man both are equal .To bring knowledge amd music in the world saraswati came ❤
The term and concept of Hinduism was coined only in recent times. Otherwise, there was really no such thing. The word "Hindu" essentially comes from the word Sindhu. Anyone who is born in the land of Sindhu is a Hindu. It is a cultural and geographic identity. It is like saying “I am an Indian” but it is a more ancient identity than being an Indian. “Indian” is only about seventy years old, but this is an identity that we have always lived with. Being a Hindu does not mean having a particular belief system. Basically, the whole culture was oriented towards realizing one’s full potential. Whatever you did in this culture was Hindu. There is no particular god or ideology that you can call as the Hindu way of life. You can be a Hindu irrespective of whether you worship a man-god or a woman-god, whether you worship a cow or a tree. If you don't worship anything you can still be a Hindu. It is only recently and due to external influences that this geographical and cultural identity has attempted to transform itself into a religious identity called Hinduism. Hindu was never an “ism”, and the attempt to organize it as a religion is still not successful because the Hindu way of life which is referred to as Sanatana Dharma or universal law is all-inclusive in nature and does not exclude anything. The Hindu way of life is not an organized belief system but a science of salvation. The science of salvation The conflicts in the world have always been projected as good versus bad, but really, the conflict is always one man’s belief versus another man’s belief. In the past, religion was far more important to people than it is now, but still there were no theocratic states in this culture; the ruler had his religion and the subjects had the freedom to follow theirs. There was no conflict because people did not look at religion as an organized process. Everywhere in the world, whenever anyone spoke anything other than the existing organized religion of that time, the first thing that the people said was, “Kill.” In Europe, thousands of women were burnt at the stake simply because they showed other kinds of possibilities and capabilities that were not logically understood by people. So they were labeled as witches and burnt. Persecution has always been the thing. Some of the famous ones that you know who were persecuted were Jesus, Mansoor and Socrates. They were persecuted simply because they showed other kinds of capabilities which were not considered normal. So, wherever spirituality happened in the West, it always happened in secrecy. It always was individual or in small groups, never as a society. But in this culture, there has never been anything called persecution for spiritual people. At the most, they called you for debates and asked you questions. Because the pursuit is truth, so people sat down and argued whether what they knew was true or what the other person knew was true. If his truth was more powerful than yours, you become a part of him. If your truth was more powerful than theirs, they would become a part of you. It is a very different kind of search. People were searching to know. They were not just believing and trying to prove that their belief was right. Everywhere else people believe “God created us.” Here we know we created god so we take total freedom to create whatever kind of god we can relate to. There is no belief system to the Hindu way of life. Someone believes in God, someone else can choose not to believe in God. Everybody can have their own way of worship and way to salvation. If there are five people in your family, each one can worship the God of their choice, or not worship anything, and still be a good Hindu. So you are a Hindu irrespective of what you believe or don't believe. At the same time, there was a common line running through all these. In this culture, the only goal in human life is liberation or mukti. Liberation from the very process of life, from everything that you know as limitations and to go beyond that. God is not held as the ultimate thing, God is seen as one of the stepping stones. This is a Godless but a devout nation in the sense that there is no concretized idea of God. When I say Godless, we need to understand that this is the only culture that has given humans the freedom not just to make a choice of Gods, but to create the sort of God that you can relate to. You can worship a rock, a cow, your mother - you can worship whatever you feel like - because this is a culture where we have always known that God is our making. Everywhere else people believe “God created us.” Here we know we created god so we take total freedom to create whatever kind of god we can relate to. People worshiped whatever aspect of life they related to most, and that was perfectly fine. A Godless nation In the East, spirituality and religion were never an organized process. Organization was only to the extent of making spirituality available to everyone - not for conquest. Essentially, religion is about you, it is not about God. Religion is about your liberation. God is just one more stepping stone that you can use or skip towards your ultimate liberation. This culture recognizes human wellbeing and freedom as of paramount importance versus the prominence of God, and hence the whole technology of god-making evolved into the science of consecrating various types of energy forms and spaces. The essential purpose of God is to create reverence in a person. What you are reverential towards is not important. Being reverential is what is important. If you make reverence the quality of your life, then you become far more receptive to life. Life will happen to you in bigger ways. There is so much misunderstanding about these things because there is a certain dialectical ethos to the culture where we want to express everything in a story or in a song. But in a way, this whole culture referred to as Hindu is rooted in the spiritual ethos of each individual working toward ultimate liberation as the fundamental goal in life. If you explore mysticism in India, it is absolutely incredible and this has been possible because it does not come from a belief system. It happens as a scientific means to explore dimensions beyond the physical. India is not a study, but a phenomenon of possibilities, though a cauldron of multiple cultural, ethnic, religious and linguistic soup. It is all held together by a single thread of seeking. The tremendous longing has been nurtured into the peoples of the land, the longing to be free. Free from the very process of life and death. India cannot be studied, at the least one must soak it in, or at best must dissolve. This is the only way. It cannot be studied, western analysis of India is too off the mark, as symptomatic analysis of Bharat will only lead to very grossly misunderstood conclusions of a nation that revels and thrives in a chaos that is organic and exuberant. This most ancient of nations upon this earth is not built upon a set of principles or beliefs or ambitions of its citizenry. It is a nation of seekers, seeking not wealth or wellbeing, but liberation, not of economic or political kind, but the ultimate liberation.
Krishna has not so many wife actually during battle a when krishna won, the wife's of defeated person says load you kill are protecter so how can survive then god krishna says ok you come with us.
Hinduism has the oldest records and scripture he is say it as a mythology beause at that time there was no writing material so people passes there stories to there new generation by mean of song As per science we are the first to describe the world is round much before other religion forms.
Hindiusm is the oldest religion in the world. It has influenced many religions which came after it. Infact Budhism originated from India and Buddha was Indian. His real name is Siddhartha Gautama. Lots of philosophies and ideologies in Buddhism are influenced by Hinduism. And Japanese anime is heavily influenced by Buddhism. Thats why many names in Anime are derived from Hinduism. For examples concepts and names from Animes such as Chakra, Indra, Asura, Enma, Garuda, Yemma, Silat, Rakshas, Kokujo Tengen Myooh, Juna Ariyoshi (Earth Maiden Arjuna), Gadevi, Agni. Even the six paths of Pain from Naruto are heavily influenced by Hinduism. Deva, Preta, Naraka are all Hindu names.
There are mainly 39 God's but at some time same God come in different forms( avatar) to solve problems like Lord krishan is avatar of vishnu to kill a demon
Yes it's true but it's deep suppose we have only one God then how God can help us if he help us then then how God and do other works like to give birth or destroy at the same time.
Why does the number matter? Zero, one or more than one - it's all the same. It's the experience that matters not what someone wrote down or believed in.
Hindu believe that religion is not just religion its science suppose you want to build a house what you need a destroyer to destroy old construction on that land and and an engineer ti built and and a supervisor its just same in simple language. We believe that if there was one god that how they can manage so many things at asingle time
Roman introduced Trinity in Christianity , not original Christians the oldest surviving Christianity ( also known as Syrian Christianinty ) is still has no Trinity concept Roman were culturally Greek who originally gave Trinity concept in European soil And Greek religion were close related to Hinduism Theologist actually trifuntion or Trinity is Indo European ( which predominantly origin culture of indian and Greeks ) not Abrahamic
@@greaterbharat4175 Syrian Christians still exist. They are either part of the Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, or Oriental Orthodox Churches. These three churches believe in the Trinity. Hinduism and Hellenic paganism have no concept similar to the Trinity. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syriac_Christianity#/media/File:Syriac_Christian_denominations.svg
Think of the concept of multi gods and goddesses (for all non Hindus) as how a Government works in a democracy. Yes the President or a Prime minister is the supreme of a country, but then again, he needs other ministers, army generals etc for looking into specific things of a particular area/field. Thus there is a hierarchical system in a country. Even in autocratic or monarchial regimes, they have ministers and council members to help the king in many ways. This is the easiest explanation I think I can provide. And yeah, just like cycles of season, the cycle of creation, preservation and destruction too goes on and on and on.
The fascinating thing about Hinduism is, the creator god Brahma isn't worshipped at all. You will find many Vishnu temples and Shiva Temples and shrines in every parts of India (hell at one point of time it was in every corners of subcontinent, and then Islam came 😢). The point is Brahma isn't worshipped in Hindusim and the only major temple dedicated to Lord Brahma (the creator God) is at a place named Pushkar in state of Rajasthan in India. Quite surprisingly, all Abrahmic religions/monothestic religion consider "God the Supreme being" as creator first and it's interesting how you guys often took Brahma (the creator God among holy trinity) as the supreme being whereas in Hiduism if there is someone (well there isn't a concept of supreme in Hinduism) he should be Lord Vishnu (if you insist so to have a supreme God 😂). In other words we consider the preserver and Destroyer Gods much higher than the Creator God. Surprisingly there's something written about the westward migration of ancient people of Indian civilization towards modern day Iran, Europe and Middle East. The Achemanied Empire ("Hakshamani Empire" in Sanskrit), was an ancient Hindu empire and there are various evidances which suggests there was a migration from India towards the regions I mention above. Anyways, so as I say the first Patriarch of all Monotheistic religion "Abraham" whose actual name was "Abram" is pretty much analogues to "Brahma" I mean if you continuously repeat saying "Abram" you will hear it as "Brahma". Surprisingly the consort of "Lord Brahma" is Goddess Saraswati, and if look at the wife of "Abraham: the first patriarch" her name was "SARA" pretty synonymous to "Goddess Saraswati". So maybe, there are some relation between Hinduism (aka Sanatan Dharma) and all Monothestic religions. Right now its just more than a speculation and Im working towards it to find the exact and inact evidances which will prove this relation on solid grounds.
Hindus r cremated because it is believed that the soul transcends out of the body with the flames of fire. The widow burning u r referring to is Sati pratha, it has no base in Hindu practice. The origin of Sati practice comes from Goddess Sati, the wife of Shiva self immolated herself when Shiva was humiliated by her father. This sent Shiva into grief and depression as he carried her dead body all across the universe in perpetual sadness. Other than that there is no mention of Sati pratha in neither Vedas nor Puranas. Sati eventually became a tradition during the Islamic conquest of India, when wives wld burn themselves if their husbands got killed inorder to avoid enslavement by invaders. There has been records of civilian widows burning themselves with their dead husbands, but it wasnt a wide spread culture or forced. It was only during British Raj when some hindu priests revived this process in Bengal and dictated widows to burn themselves. It was a method to antagonize the lower caste hindus into submission. But in 19th century, a Bengali Hindu Brahmin started a movement against Sati-pratha and reformed the society. Raja Rammohan Roy also fought against casteism, child marriage and promoted widow remarriage, and women’s higher education. This period is known as the Bengali renaissance as many outdated hindu customs were reformed by Hindu scholars and activists. Previous to that, another wave of reform movement happened in 15th century called the Bhakti movement, u shld look up. During that period Hindu and Indian muslim scholars started incorporating eachother's believes. Sufi singers wld sing about the love of Ram & Krishna while Muslim poets wld write about the devotional love between Krishna and Radha. Hindu sages like Loknath and Sai baba wld preach about monotheism and adoption of one god, one devotion.
pratyakshānumanāgamāh pramaṇāni. Direct perception, inference, and evidence of background knowledge, are proofs. (Patanjali Sutra 1.7) The above aphorism from the Yoga Sutra epitomises the Sanātana approach to gaining true knowledge. Of the nine darshanas in the Indian philosophy (six orthodox darshanas - Veda, Vedānta, Yoga, Sāṃkhya, Nyāya, Vaiśeśika; and three heterodox darshanas - Buddhism, Jainism and Ćārvāka), each one of them relies on a certain number of valid means of gaining knowledge. These are: 1. Pratyaksha - Empirical Evidence 2. Anumāna - Inference 3. Upamāna - Analogy 4. Arthāprapti - Deduction 5. Anupalabdhi - Non-existence 6. Shabda Pramāṇa - Scriptural evidence, or Background knowledge The nine systems of Indian philosophies have their own ways of treating these evidences as valid means to knowledge: 1. Veda - all six 2. Vedānta - all six 3. Yoga - 1, 2 and 6 4. Sāṃkhya - 1, 2 and 6 5. Nyāya - 1, 2, 3, and 6 6. Vaiśeśika - 1 and 2 7. Buddhism - 1 and 2 by the Buddha, 6 added later 8. Jainism - 1, 2, 3, and 6 9. Ćarvāka - 1 only In every Indian system, which obviously includes Hinduism, empirical evidence, or knowledge gained through direct sensory perception is common to every darshana, or philosophical system. The empirical is also placed at the highest pedestal in every system. What is most striking in this elaborate methodology of gaining knowledge is the fact that the Shabda Pramāṇa, or the Scriptural Evidence in our context is worthless in the absence of empirical evidence, or the Pratyaksha Pramāṇa. Isn’t this also the way of Science? Srimad-Bhagavatam puts it in a different way, though in a similar vein: श्रुति: प्रत्यक्षमैतिह्यमनुमानं चतुष्टयम् । प्रमाणेष्वनवस्थानाद् विकल्पात् स विरज्यते ॥ १७ ॥ śrutiḥ pratyakṣam aitihyam anumānaṁ catuṣṭayam pramāṇeṣv anavasthānād vikalpāt sa virajyate From the four types of evidence - Vedic knowledge, direct experience, traditional wisdom and logical induction - one can understand the temporary, insubstantial situation of the material world, by which one becomes detached from the duality of this world. Further elaboration may be had in the Mahabhārata: ‘pratyaksham hyetyormūlam kritantai etihyorapi, pratyaksheṇāgamobhinnah kritanto vā na kinchan’, essentially meaning that in case of a conflict between direct evidence and inference/scriptural evidence, direct evidence shall prevail because it is at the root of both inferential evidence and scriptural evidence. There cannot be a greater acceptance of the scientific method. Srimadbhagwadgita, the last word in Sanatana Dharma has Shri Krishna going to the extent of saying that if you have experienced the Truth, even Vedas are of no use - I treat it as the ultimate expression in privileging the pratyaksha pramāṇa over even the Vedas, which many traditionalist claim to be the revealed word, a generally wrong translation of Apaurusheya: yāvān artha udapāne sarvatah samplutodake/ tāvān sarveshu vedeshu brāhmaṇasya vijānatah भावार्थ : सब ओर से परिपूर्ण जलाशय के प्राप्त हो जाने पर छोटे जलाशय में मनुष्य का जितना प्रयोजन रहता है, ब्रह्म को तत्व से जानने वाले ब्राह्मण का समस्त वेदों में उतना ही प्रयोजन रह जाता है॥46॥- Translation: A Brahman knowing Brāhmaṇa has only that much use for the Vedas as a man surrounded by great mass of water has for a small pond. Adi Shankaracharya also said: ‘gnānam na purushatantram, kintu vastutantram’ - knowledge is not derived through word of command, but through objective reality. Sutra 9 of the Patanjali Sutra, Samādhi Pāda makes it even more explicit: ‘shabdagnānupāti vastushūnyo vikalpah’ - acquisition of knowledge through scriptural evidence is delusional in the absence of objective corroboration. This is an illustration of the Sanatana Dharma’s concern about the right means of knowledge through scientific and objective methods, and through blind belief. The way of Science depends upon hypotheses tested through empirical evidence against a background of existing knowledge. As explained in part 1, verification, universality, repeatability and refutability are the essential components of the scientific method. The tools of Logic and Evidence are the means to achieve this objective. Though the empirical evidence in the Scientific method concerns only the external sensory perception, the pratyaksha pramāṇa in Hinduism encompasses the internal direct perception as well. This is where the Rishis and Gurus are important in the Hindu system. The story of Swami Vivekananda accepting the discipleship of Ramakrishna Paramahansa is instructive in the context of internal sensory perception. Narendranath Dutt was an extremely brilliant student, a rationalist, and deeply troubled by questions around the meaning of life. His quest took him to many great spiritual masters, including Maharshi Dwarkanath Tagore. Even as all of them claimed that they had realised the Supreme, not one of them could satisfy his query whether they were in a position to bring him face to face with the Supreme. When he posed the same question to the Paramahansa, he smiled and said, ‘Yes, I can do that, but are you prepared to come face to face with Him?’ This paused the young Narendra. After an intense period of inner struggle, he finally found himself up to the challenge and approached the Paramahansa in a fully prepared frame of mind. Paramahansa then showed him the Way that led Vivekananda to the ultimate realization. I have narrated this story to highlight the point that meaning of pratyaksha pramāṇa in the spiritual field is much wider than the empirical evidence countenanced by Science. Yet, this spiritual approach remains fully scientific. Evidence is required for validation, as Swami Vivekananda had demanded from Paramahansa Rāmakrishṇa.
We see godbin everything. We worship river's, forests, trees etc. Thats not that there are so many gods its that we can see god in whatever way u can, we believe that in every thing the god is there as its his creation. So we worship god in everything. Our ancient texts mention god is formless, and supreme. Some of our hindus believe only in five elements water, fire, earth, sky, and Air. No gods at all. You can be hindu if ur atheist also. So it evolved from thousand of years.
To understand hinduism is hard, but it expands to multiverse theory, what you are learning is about just a single universe. Lord Vishnu's prime form is one of the true forms of the one and only God- supreme called Mahavishnu!, from whom many universes are created, and Brahma is the creator of that one Universe with divine inspiration from the supreme one, and all these other beings are created by Brahma or born as humans/other beings, then elevated to demigod/beyond a human status for a 'purpose' to maintain dharma/balance in the universe. Lord Vishnu also has another form in each of these universes where he acts as maintainer of dharma in each of the universes! Also you have to understand that time is cyclical in hinduism, there are yugas- vast time periods that repeat, and bring major changes with each of them, as such even these demi gods are replaced. When its time for a universe to die Brahma dies with it! Brahma lives for 100 Cosmic/brahmic years which is vast vast time periods for us humans where the cycle of birth and death keeps going until the death of Brahma, where Shiva steps in to destroy that universe. But don't forget many many such Universes exist with its own Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, mostly similar things happen in these universes but often there are variations. LONG STORY SHORT HINDUISM IS MULTIVERSAL NOT JUST UNIVERSAL! THE SUPREME GOD IS ONE! OFTEN CALLED BRAHMAN OR MAHAVISHNU! HE MANIFESTS HIMSELF INTO OTHER FORMS AND RESIDES IN EACH OF THE UNIVERSES AND OUTSIDE OF EACH UNIVERSE AS WELL!
It's not mythology it's truth so soon whole world will acknowledge that believe or not but that will happen so soon and your Allhah is non other than Parbramha - that is formless In Hindustan Idol worship and non idol worship both do And you all people mostly all of the Muslim Community are the Descendants of Asur Mata Diti All the Koreans Japanese Chinese Thai Philippine people are descendants of Nav Naaga And yes In Mecca there were more 360 idols and it was Destoyed by Asur King Maaahn Maad who got boon by Shiva In the Night - end of Time - Qayamat ki Raat known in Muslim community Will happen so soon.
Brahma is not the Supreme Being. He is a mere mortal like you and I. Each day, Brahma wakes up and shapes his world. At the end of each day, his world is destroyed. Brahma lives for 100 years. After 100 years, he will die and get reincarnated. He could become a human or a lion or a cockroach. Each world has it's own Brahma. Each Brahma has a different number of heads. Some Brahmas have 5 heads others have 6 million heads. Our Brahma has 4 heads. Brahma is a post not the name of a person. After our Brahma retires, you or I could become the next Brahma.
Bro first part where bhrama created sarswati deiv Is not how it is ... As mentioned earlier how lord bhrama Vishnu and Shiva is purush thatva (male form of Trinity) same like goddess Saraswati, Lakshmi and Parvati are shree thatva ( female Trinity ) traces their roots from aadisakthi (the supreme goddess) it is always like "ing-yang " to create anything you need knowledge so lord bhrama and sarswati co-exist and to protect you need a wealth and power of illusion ( I may be not accurately saying) that's why lord Vishnu and mahalakshmi co exist and like wise to destroy you need supreme Power so that's why shiv and Parvati coexist (coexist means they are husband and wife)
In hinduism every single atom is like a god because without atom we are nothing and this universe is made from nothing hinduism never claim that every gods have a physical body if you nothing know about hinduism then please dont react to this type of videos
Parbramha is ultimate god.. Parbramha has no gender... Who lives out of this universe. Parbramha divided itself into 3 main god's again who lives beyond our universe.. These 3 god's r sadashiv, mahavishnu & adi shakti.. Mahavishnus avtar is Vishnu.. Sadashivs avtar is Shiva & adi shaktis avtar is parvati & her different forms.. Vishnu,Shiva & parvati lives in our universe in different realm.. Vishnu avtar gave birth to bramha who created our universe.. Now after tht Shiva & Vishnu created different different dieties & Demi gods.. This all dieties & god's live in different dimension which we can't see by our human eyes..
Guys West don't understand our Dharma as there idea of God is very similar to yours. (Christianity, Islam and Jews are from same region and 3 versions of same philosophy). Where as what we believe is God exist in every dimension of life. In this ecosystem made by creater, every part or intelligence is to be worshiped. Like earlier only education was considered intelligence. Sports ans other brilliance was nit considered at par with formal education. Now west has started believing that there are 9 types of intelligence a human can possess. And can be champion of that and rest 8 not so important..similarly from thousands of years we thank each and every aspect which is running this universe. God is one (like your father) but his roles changes ( he is a husband, bother, son, uncle, and so on but he is the same person). These videos give you a very basic knowledge and not understood well. Also 33 koti means there are 33 types of God. Also Buddhism came much later than Sanatan. Infact Budh in Sanatana believed as one of the reincarnation of Vishnu.. other day you talked about knowin something 1400 years back is remarkable, but we knew 5000 years back that there are 9 plantes on our universe? How?
Hi... Try not to compare one religion with another... you won't be able to appreciate the practical truth, particularly when you are exploring Hinduism.
The problem you don't understand is because you are watching it from an Islamic prospective.. Hinduism is a more complex religion.. And often those narrations are not even hindus.. They are like research a bit briefly just to make a simple youtube video for foreigners.. Its okay to watch it.. But not for evidence or it might be misleading.. And while trying to understand hindu religion try it with an open mind not with a muslim prospective
