Category: Gods
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Lord Ganesh
Introduction Lord Ganesh worshipped as the beginning. Hinduism portrays him as the retorted son of Lord Shiva and Parvathi. The external appearance of Lord Ganesha seems elephant-headed with a human body. The name Ganesha means the group of intelligence. He is known as a symbol of wisdom, remover of obstacles, and so on. Hindu mythology…
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Brahma, Hindu God, the creator
Hinduism sees the entire creation and its inestimable action as crafted by three major powers represented by three divine beings, which comprises the Hindu Trinity or ‘Trimurti’: Brahma — the maker, Vishnu — the sustainer, and Shiva — the destroyer. Brahma, the Creator Brahma is the maker of the universe and of all creatures, as…
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Saraswati, Hindu Goddess of Knowledge
Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge/information and human expressions, encapsulates the insight of Devi. She is the waterway of cognizance that breathes life into creation; she is the daybreak goddess whose beams disperse the murkiness of obliviousness. Without her, there is just mayhem and disarray. To understand her one must go past the joys of the…
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Vishnu, Hindu God, the preserver
The God Vishnu Vishnu is one of the most significant divine beings in the Hindu pantheon and, alongside Brahma and Shiva, is viewed as an individual from the heavenly trinity (Trimurti) of Hinduism. He is the most significant lord of Vaishnavism, the biggest Hindu faction. Undoubtedly, to outline Vishnu’s boss status, Brahma is, in certain…
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Shiva, Hindu God, the Destroyer
He who is without starting and without end, amidst disarray, the Maker of all, of a complex structure, the One embraced the universe, by knowing Him, one is delivered from all shackles. Shiva Shiva truly signifies “propitiousness, government assistance”. He is the third divine force of the Hindu Set of three, and he is the…
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Lord Hanuman – Hindu Monkey God
Introduction Hanuman’s story in the epic Ramayana—wherein he is appointed the assignment of finding Rama’s significant other Sita who was stole by Ravana, the devil ruler of Lanka—is known for its astonishing capacity to move and outfit a reader with everything the fixings required to confront difficulties and overcome deterrents in the type of behavior…
