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Q Answer to Question 1: Hindu Deities: As you may realize, Hinduism is a diverse religion. Let's focus on popular forms of devotion and practice. Choose a deity mentioned in our book. Describe this deity - what are some of his or her associations? What stories can you tell us about this deity? Go online and find a picture of this deity to upload to your post (remember to cite the source of the image). How are some of the ways people worship Hindu deities?

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Hinduism is considered to be one of the ancient religions and this is also believed that Hinduism believes in diverse kinds of deities. According to Jeffrey et al. (2019), while Hinduism put belief in one divine reality it has numerous Gods for worshipping. However, unlike other polytheistic religion, Hinduism considers all Gods as manifestation of the one ultimate reality, Brahman. Hinduism believes in imagistic representation of God. These Gods are richly adorned in various shrine.