@priyanka.deo: If Hindus believe God is one, why do we worship so many gods? 🕉️ It’s a question many Indians and Hindus living in America have been asked. The answer goes far beyond idol worship or religious rituals. In many Hindu philosophical traditions, the divine is understood as one ultimate reality, expressed and experienced through different forms. Shiva. Vishnu. Durga. Different forms, profound meanings, and a philosophy that goes back thousands of years. “Ekam Sat Vipra Bahudha Vadanti.” Truth is one; the wise speak of it in many ways. As we raise the next generation of Indian Americans, let’s pass down not just our traditions, but the philosophy behind them. Save this video for the next time someone asks you this question. 🇮🇳🇺🇸 #SanatanDharma #Hinduism #HinduPhilosophy #IndianCulture #NRI

MountainBikeMK :

Great explanation. Simple and precise.Thank you

Tony :

Believing in a Supreme God who created all things is truth. Jesus said in John 14 :1, Believe in God ; believe also in me. In John 1:14, he says he the Word that became flesh that we may know the love of God. He gave His life as a ransom for us all so that we too will attain life eternal with Him .

TheRagsToRichesDad™️©️🇿🇦 :

I love how you have articulated your video and explained the correctness of what Hindus is about, especially the Bramhian aspect of Hinduism.I can take this one step further...Hinduism is foundational in the believe of interconnection and thus why there are so many aspects.

Tired Canadian :

Lovely explanation.. proud to be Hindu.. you earned a follower.

Kishore Sukraj :

on point, you couldn't have explained it any better.. JMD 🙏👌

Zehra Rizvi :

Yes. But why do we need to have idols to represent God. They don’t answer. It’s God.

Steve gates :

Love the peace, love, compassion, humanity and divine consciousness . Hinduism 🕉️FOREVER ✌️

Guroo Maharaj :

This needs to be explained to the new generation. It is very powerful

Neil Nundlall :

Hinduism ancient eternal science infallible

Neermala Rampersadh :

proud hindu

Segaran Shanmugam :

superb info Sister

Kimraj Mohan :

brilliant woman you are fully learn

muruga ramaih :

Great explanation

Jayak :

Superb sis solute,clear definition 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🙏🙏🙏

Vikash :

God is Supreme,reside in all of us..

Imhotek :

I always say there is one source with .many manifestations of the one source.

killer67950 :

Well explained

blue :

🥰 wonderful 🥰

Stan :

And the creator of the sun-who is he?

werewolf :

M Esa :

Priyanka, please explain this instead of the roundabout Yajurveda, Chapter 32, Verse 3: • The Text: "Na tasya pratima asti". • The Literal Meaning: "Of Him, there is no pratima (likeness, image, or statue)

Duet King :

𝚆𝚎𝚕𝚕 𝚎𝚡𝚙𝚕𝚊𝚒𝚗𝚎𝚍,𝙿𝚛𝚒𝚢𝚊𝚗𝚔𝚊🌹

tomfoolery :

look within to find the path to Brahman

K.Mano :

great information ❤️❤️❤️. sister

Murali DJ :

Just as the human body is one but has many organs with different functions, the Divine is understood in many Hindu traditions as one ultimate reality that can be worshipped and experienced through different forms. This is closely related to the concept of Brahman – the ultimate reality in Hindu philosophy.