‘VEDAS’ AND MONOTHEISM

Author(s): Amit Mondal
Assistant Teacher
Bamangachhi Bholanath fp School
Mondalganthi, Bamangachhi
North 24 parganas, West Bengal
E-mail: amitmndl1234@gmail.com
Page no: 231-238

Abstract: Traditional Hinduism is commonly held to be polytheistic and in most strains of the tradition it would be totally right, there is also a monotheistic part which is often overlooked, even among many historians of religion and Hindu theologians.
Most of the people think Hinduism as a strange polytheism with many armed and multi headed gods. Indeed, ‘Pancho Pasana’ the worship of five gods (Durga, Surya, Ganesha, Shiva, and Vishnu) —often considered the very epitome of polytheistic understanding which can be seen in a monotheistic light also. The tradition, the more I became aware of a different opinion, one that is not as common as the polytheistic view, at least in some cases.

Keywords: Veda, Monotheism, Hinduism, Brahman, Bhagvat-Gita, Universe, Oneness.
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