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Who is Diwali god?
The goddess of Diwali is Lakshmi known as goddess of wealth
Is Lakshmi a male god?
no lakshmi is a goddess of wealth
Why did Diwali happen?
90000000000000000000Its Diwaliit is celebrated for many reasons but the main is that on that day the Hindu Lord Ram came back to this kingdom after 14 years of forest stayIt is also celebrated to give pray to Goddess Lakshmi the goddess of money and God Ganesha the god of good luck
What is your god given name?
Although there are many forms of God in Hinduism like Lakshmi and Ganesha, but the supreme being is called Brahman.
What god or goddess is Cancer in horoscope?
According to indian astrology is the brother of goddess lakshmi devi.
Is there a Hindu god or goddess of travel?
Yes. Ganesha is the God of travel. He is depicted as a cheerful god and has an elephant face.
Do the Hindus believe in god?
Yes. They believe in several Gods: Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu, Saraswathi, Lakshmi, Parvati and Ganesha.
Who is vishnu's mother?
Vishnu's wife is Lakshmi - goddess of beauty and charm.
Name of the god worshiped by hinduists?
Hindus believe in only one God- Parabrahm. However there are many dieties like Krishna, Lakshmi, Durga, Shiva, Rama, Ganesha etc.
Who is bigger god in Hinduism?
They are all big. Vishnu, Rama, Krishna, Shiva, Ganesha, Kartikeya; and among Goddesses, Durga, Lakshmi, Parvati, Saraswati, etc.
Which Hindu goddess is known as the goddess of fortune and wealth?
Goddess Lakshami wife of God Ganesha is known as goddess of fortune and wealth infact Hindu pray both of them on the eve of DIWALI which is one of the imp festival of Hindu's and they pray them for the wealth and fortune also god Ganesha is the symbol of fortune and the god who removes difficulties in any work so he is devoted before starting of any new work either in business or family by Hindu people
What is Hinduisms god?
We have a host of them to suit everybody's liking. The scholarly Brahma, the Ascetic Shiva, the practical Vishnu, the powerful Mother Goddess Durga, the ferocious Kali in defence of her devotees, the motherly Parvati, the Goddess of learning and arts, Saraswati, the Goddess of wealth, Lakshmi, the elephant-headed God of auspiciousness, Ganesha, the warrior Kartikeya, the monkey-faced God of celebates and wrestlers, Hanuman, the pious Rama, and the mischievous Krishna, along with the uninvolved formless Brahman. And that does not count all.
