God
God is an all powerful divine being but its nature is different to every religion and culture. To Hinduism, the English word God is translated as Deva Devah Bhagavan Ishvara
Deva or God means effulgence. Not the effulgence of light that the eye sees, but the effulgence that makes the eye see, the ear hear, the mind think. The effulgence that activates and de-activates the corpse called the body. The effulgence that gives and receives love and happiness. This effulgence that shines in infinite ways. Each is a Deva
See also: Deva
| Word | Sanskrit | IAST | In General | Veda | Purana | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| God , howmany | Hindus have 330,000,000 gods or say an infinite number of gods. Every animates and in... | In Brahadaranyaka Upanishad Yajnavalkya answers to the question how many gods are there... | Read More | |||
| God , howmany | Hindus have 330,000,000 gods or say an infinite number of gods. Every animates and in... | In Brahadaranyaka Upanishad Yajnavalkya answers to the question how many gods are there... | Read More | |||
| Sakara and nirakara God | Hinduism does not restrict a spiritual aspirant to choose any particular kind of God. God can be... | Read More | ||||
| Sarsvati, Goddess | सरस्वती | sarasvat ī | Ma Saraswati is the Goddess of learning and fine arts to ordinary Hindus, but Goddess Sarsvati is... | Sarsvati is mentioned at least in 72 different mantras of Rig Veda. The verses on saraswati is a... | There are many sarasvati stotras are found in purana and Ramayana. Devimahatma (Durga saptasahi)... | Read More |