r/IndianMythology • • 2h ago

Why this sub is like this?

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MORE THAN HALF OF Ppl in this sub haven't read a bit of Mahabharat and only saw serial. The thinking of people is literally impossible to process , like I saw a post on who is mentally weak and mentally strong.. there was a comment saying yudhishthir and kunti are mentally weak! Like man!! There are many examples to say. I joined this sub just to have an amazing discussion of vyas Mahabharat and other versions. Mahabharat is not just a story. We should read this text and learn what and what not to do. Every character is not fully correct or fully wrong in Mahabharat. This message literally lies in the fact that this story took place in lunar dynasty. Moon has brightness filled with darkness. Whereas it's not a case in ramayan. We can instantly saw who is right or wrong. Why?(Solar dynasty). Also both these epics are itihaas. Which means history( thus happened). Factually wrong comments with highest upvotes literally shows how this sub is. There are some really good scholars of Mahabharat here. I respect them. I'm leaving this sub. Dk what to say.


r/IndianMythology • • 15h ago

Who are three main gods in Hinduism?

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Is it Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma; Indra Soma and Agni; or Indra Varuna and Agni? I would be welcome to receive answers from scientists and believers themselves. Because it's quite tricky to answer. Most of the hindus will answer "Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma" without thinking but they aren't main gods mentioned in older vedas. Also, how did "Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma" became main gods in modern Hinduism? What changed?