Many people wonder why Hindus have so many Gods? Why not one single universally accepted God? Which is the supreme God? etc.

These questions often confuse many, especially youngsters, who are already gullible under the influence of western narratives & distorted history.

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At its core, Sanatan dharm is about seeking the highest Universal Principle, the Supreme Consciousness, the Brahman (‘ब्रह्म’) (not to be confused with Brahmin)

That which has manifested this entire cosmos & many such cosmos & which is omnipresent in every bit of creation.

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The ultimate goal of a dharmic is to seek this Supreme Consciousness and get one with it which we call 'Moksha' or 'Nirvana'

Sanatan dharm provides several time-tested tools to aid seekers to reach this ultimate reality, but it does NOT dictate any one particular way!

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In fact, it lets the seekers choose their own path to the dharma.

It is the most liberal & most scientific thought process that lets an individual connect to the divine in his/her own way, in any form or shape, or just as formless.

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One is free to seek the Brahman via mother goddess or lord Shiv or via the enlightened ancestors like Rama or Krishna, or through one's Guru, or just seek the reality as formless energy.

Everything works as long as it’s in the path of dharm!

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The beauty of Sanatan is this pluralistic nature that liberates its devotees, rather than confining them.

And underneath every devotion lies the ultimate quest to seek the truth (ब्रह्म) and become one with it!

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