Polytheism Across Cultures: Myths, Deities and Practices | Comparative Religion | Religious Studies

Polytheism is the belief in and worship of multiple gods, each possessing distinct attributes, powers, and roles in the universe. Found in many ancient and contemporary religions, polytheistic traditions often feature deities governing natural forces, human affairs, and cosmic order. Examples include the Greek and Roman pantheons, Hinduism, Shinto, and various indigenous faiths. Polytheism allows for diverse expressions of spirituality, where gods may be worshipped individually or collectively, often through rituals, prayers, and festivals. This belief system fosters a deep connection between humans and the divine, emphasizing harmony, mythology, and the sacredness of nature.
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[@vishuplays5681]

Before making video did you read the Avatar concept and understood it or rather just speaking out things
In Hinduism itself there are various concepts that tell the existence of a single supreme being and other diaties are nothing but incarnation of that supreme being

[@ishtiyaqkashmiri656]

Thanks for your comment!
Yes, I'm aware of the Avatār concept and the idea of a single supreme being in Hinduism. However, Hinduism is diverse, with both monotheistic and polytheistic interpretations.
My video aimed to explore polytheism across cultures broadly. I appreciate your insights and welcome further discussion!