Which Hindu God Am I?

There are three members of the Hindu Trinity. Vishnu is the second member of the Hindu Trinity. As the second Hindu Trinity member, Vishnu is the Preserver. In this role, Vishnu is in charge of maintaining harmony and order. He is worshipped in different avatars and in various forms.

There are three members of the Hindu Trinity. Shiva is the third Hindu Trinity member. He acts as the Destroyer. When destroying, Shiva is not acting out of hatred or unkindness, but rather as the start of rebirth. Like Shiva, you may be in charge of difficult tasks, and also like Shiva, you take your responsibilities seriously.

As the consort of Brahman, the Creator who is a member of the Hindu Trinity, Saraswati is a beautiful and dedicated companion. She is also the goddess of many things, including music and wisdom. Like Saraswati, you are wise and lovely, as well as devoted.

A powerful goddess, Durga Devi is devoted to her cause of restoring moral order the world. To those who stand between Durga Devi and her worthy goal, she is fierce. However, to those who support and appreciate this goddess, Durga Devi is caring and compassionate.

In Hinduism, Surya is the sun god. Every day, Surya arrives on a chariot that is pulled by seven white horses. Sometimes this chariot is pulled by a white horse with seven heads. While Surya's transportation may vary slightly, Surya is always able to be clearly seen by everyone. Like Surya, you may have some changes from day to day and you may live in the clouds.

Brahma is the Creator in Hinduism. Together with Vishnu and Shiva, Brahma makes up the Hindu Trinity. Brahma creates everything in the universe, over and over again. Like Brahma, you are creative and dedicated. You work well with others and are optimistic.