Nothing. There is no god to worship in Buddhism. Many non-Buddhists think that Buddhists worship the buddha as a god or Christ igure, Not so. Enlightenment depends on one's own efforts to improve.
1.) Behind all the gods is the ultimate divinity known as Brahman, the God beyound God.
2.) Vishnu is worshiped as himself and as his Avatars:
3.) Agni, the fire god
4.) Indra, the thunder god.
5.) Soma, the god of delight and immortality
6.) Varuna, the god who binds
7.) Rudra, the roarer
8.) Purusha, the Primordial Man
9.) Tad Ekam (The One), The source of Mystery
One worships a god.
Buddha isn't a god.
One reveres a great inspiration or thinker or a person who is a thought leader.
Revere isn't the same as worship.
Therefor no one worships the Buddha. He is a man, Buddhists rever him as a wise person as he determined a method by which mankind could escape pain and suffering and attain enlightenment.
No one. Buddhists worship no Gods or Deities. Some sects believe that there may be a God Realm where some people attain a temporary god-like existence as a reward for their actions, but it is not a part of the formal religion. And as for bowing to a statue of The Buddha, it is more a formal showing of respect, not worship.
Primarily Hinduism is worshipped at their homes. Or some people might go to Temple to worship God in Hinduism.
Primarily Hinduism is worshipped at their homes. Or some people might go to Temple to worship God in Hinduism.
most worshipped god in Hinduism are known as holy trinity in Hinduism. they are Lordshiva Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu.
That's hard but i think that it is Shiva-the destroyer
Although Ganesha is worshipped mainly in Hinduism, Jains worship him too.
Hinduism is a common polytheistic religion.
Krishna. In fact all the gods and goddesses in Hinduism are reincarnations of Krishna - each manifestation comes at a historical point where the return of Krisna to the world is needed.
Vishnu is one of the major hindu gods. He is known to have 10 forms (avatars). Vishnu is worshipped as a god, and so are Krishna and Rama, who are worshipped as seperate gods even though they are incarnatins of vishnu.
An ancient example would be the Roman pagan religion, in which many gods were worshipped. A more modern example would be Hinduism, in which thousands of gods are worshipped. Polytheism comes from poly which means many, and theos, which means god.
Polytheism is a religion that has many GodÍs or GoddessÍs that are worshipped as one or many deities. Examples of Polytheism are Buddhism, Shinto, Hinduism, and the Serer religion.
Hinduism is not something one worships, however there are many people who believe in a certain system based around ancient teachings known as "Vedas" -- and this set of beliefs is popularly known as Hinduism. The Vedas had their origins in ancient India and it is in India where most people known as "Hindu" live.
The main message of Islam to all peoples is that: "there is only one god. He is the Creator, and therefore only he has the right to be worshipped."