Hindu gods and goddesses

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Hindu gods and goddesses reflection

What was your first impression of the images of the deities? Explain why. How did your understanding of the images change after you learned more about their symbolic meaning? Explain.

Which deity was most interesting for you? Explain why.

4. Why do you think destructive deities are popular in Hindu worship? Why might they be more popular than the gentler forms?

5. Why is it important for a person to take into account the beliefs and experiences of practicing Hindus in the interpretation of their images?

6. How do Hinduism’s beliefs about supreme beings differ from what Catholics believe? What questions do these beliefs raise for you? Explain why.