Every individual has a special identity by which he or she is recognised as a human being in this world. Humans have divided themselves into different religions which represent their culture, behavior, habits, history and the way of life led by them.
According to Hindu texts, Hinduism is known to be the oldest and the largest religion in the world. Further Hindu religion is divided into main three sects which are Vaishnavism, Shaivism and Shaktism. Smartism is also a part of Hinduism which has followers who believe in worshipping all God as one.
Hinduism is the amalgam of numerous texts, upanishads, Vedas, epics (Bhagwat Gita, Ramayana, Mahabharata) and more. Hinduism is also related to the ‘eternal law’ or the ‘Sanatan Dharma’ in several ways. The importance of this religion lies in the fact that the ‘Sanatan Dharma’ has led the way of life people live, which has impacted people even today.
There are many esoteric interesting facts related to Hindu Gods and goddesses which are mentioned in various texts. These texts reveal the details related to Hindu Gods and Goddesses which are around 33 koti or 33 crore gods, goddesses and demi-gods. There are numerous Puranas, Upanishads and Vedas that contain the mythological facts about Hindu Gods. All these gods are blessed with supernatural powers and miraculous vibrations which sets them apart from normal human beings. Also these qualities make them special and praiseworthy by humans as they have power to bless humans with things they desire for.
As we all know that we as human beings always look forward to Gods and demi-Gods for every of our wishes so these Gods have created a special place in everyone's life. These Gods are worshipped on earth in the form of Hindu god idols which are very unique and special.
The main Hindu gods are Lord Brahma (the creator of the Universe), Lord Vinshu (the preserver of the Universe) and Lord Mahesh (the destroyer of the Universe). Each of these gods are available in numerous designs, styles, shapes and sizes for various factors.
Some Hindu gods idols are used for worship, some are for decoration purposes and others are available for gifting purposes depending upon the design and size.
Some of the very common and popular Hindu gods idols worshipped by devotees are:
Ganesha: The son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, Lord Ganesha is the most sacred and the most worshipped at the beginning of any event or occasion. He rides on a mouse and is the younger brother of Kartikey. He is known as the protector of devotees and removal of barriers from life.
Shiva: Lord Shiva is the important part of Trinity Gods who plays the role of a destroyer. He is a very important Hindu god who resides at Mountain Kailash with his family. Nandi bull is his vehicle and he is famous for putting on the weirdest attire of ashes in body, tiger skin as a cloth, rudraksh and snake in the neck. River Ganga and Moon occupy the place at his head. He has a trident in his hand with a Damru attached. He protects his devotees from negativities and bad spirits. There are a plethora of names given to Lord Shiva as per his role in the particular story.
Krishna: The most beloved and a real form of God as a human, Lord Krishna is the most popular Hindu god. His birthday is celebrated as the festival of Janmashtami in every Hindu house throughout the world. Devotees of Krishna are spread throughout the world and they worship him in various forms like gopal, radha-krishna, laddu gopal and many more. Especially at brij everyone is dedicated in the service of laddu gopal and treat him as real. There are more than thousands of names given to Lord Krishna which connect to thousands of incidents from his life.
Parvati: Goddess Parvati is the consort of Lord Shiva who is the better half and the divine power known as ShivShakti. She is the mother of Lord Ganesha and Kartikey who has feelings of compassion, love, care and motherhood. She has also appeared in the form of Sati, Kaali and Durga. She is worshipped by young unmarried girls who wish to have a husband of their choice.
Hanuman: The ardent disciple of Lord Rama, Hanuman is the devotee and follower of Ram. Hanuman is blessed with tremendous power and capacity to do magical things. His worship prevents the entrance of evil spirits in the house, keeps away negativity and blesses with good health.
Comentários