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What GODS do ancient Indians believe in?

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The major Hindu gods and goddesses are Indra the god of battle, Varuna the god of rain, Agni the god of fire, shiva both god of destruction and creation, and Surya the god of sun. All gods in ancient India have many forms. The god with the most forms is Vishnu and one of his forms is Krishna.


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The ancient Indians worshiped a wide variety of gods and goddesses, this religion became a part of their daily lives. The main trio includes Brahma the Creator, Vishnu the Preserver, and Shiva the Destroyer. Each of these gods create, preserve, and destroy the universe.

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