Indra

Are Judaism and Christianity henotheistic?

Example: Early Vedic religion in India is considered henotheistic, where different deities like Agni, Indra, and others were worshipped primarily depending on the context, while acknowledging others.

Ignatius Donnelly

Genesis contains a history of Atlantis

William Tell never existed; he is a myth; a survival of the sun-god Apollo, Indra, who was worshipped on the altars of Atlantis.

Hinduism

12 Adityas in Hindu Mythology

Indra: King of the gods and associated with rain and thunderstorms.

The Olympian Gods

Transition: The Devas, often led by gods like Vishnu or Indra, fought the Asuras to maintain cosmic order (Dharma).

Hinduism

Principal deities of Hinduism

Attributes: Indra is the ruler of the heavens and the god of storms and war.

Depiction: Indra is often shown riding a white elephant named Airavata and holding a thunderbolt (vajra).

Cycles
Atlantis

Zeus

Hindu Mythology: Indra, the king of the gods in Hindu mythology, wields a thunderbolt and controls the weather, similar to Zeus.

Indra's role as a warrior god and his position as a leader of the gods reflect Zeus's attributes.

Symbols

The snake

Mahisasura is also represented as the great serpent Vrita, against which Indra fought, and which after a desperate struggle he overcame.

Hinduism

The Rigveda Samhita

The Rigveda consists of 1,028 hymns and about 10,600 verses divided into ten books called "mandalas." The hymns praise a pantheon of gods and goddesses, including Indra, Agni, Varuna, and others, reflecting the religious, social, and philosophical ideas of early Vedic civilization.

Celestial being or Angles

Examples include Indra (god of thunder and rain) and Agni (god of fire).