Hinduism and It's Gods

        The Hindu Pantheon of Gods consists of three hundred and thirty-three million Gods. The playscript Bhakti means the devotion to the God and the Gods of Hinduism. In Hinduism existence is quiet of three worlds:

        The First orbit

        The Second World

        The Third World

The First World is the physical innovation, the Second World is the subtle astral or mental plane of existence...and the Third World is the spiritual universe of the Mahadevas, immense shining beingnesss, or Hindu Gods. (Himalayan Academy)

        There is only unmatchable God in Hinduism, the other Gods and Goddesses, whose name resides in books and myth, be any considered and thought of as worldifestations of their supreme God. With many Gods and Goddesses devotion varies from person to person. This is accepted in Hinduism as all Hindus build great respect for another own personal beliefs in which ever deity they choose to worship. Thus, bringing tolerance in an individuals freedom of expression.

        Hinduism is made up of four main denominations:

        Saivism

        Shaktism

        Vaishnavism

        Smartism

they all reside under a divine hierarchy of the pantheon.



(or Mahadevas) Theses great Mahadevas, with their multitudes of angelic devas, live and works constantly and tirelessly for the spate of the religion, protecting and guiding them, opening new doors and closing loose ones. (Himalayan Academy)

        One of the most common Mahadevas is brahmin. He is considered to be the drive of gods and men and the creator of the universe. He is one of the most revered. Brahma has many forms but is depicted with being a man of four faces. He acquired theses faces when his consort Sarasvati (Goddess of water) emerged from his side, as told in legend, being the modest woman she was Sarasvati stepped to one side to avoid his gaze, a second face emerged on Brahmas...

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