Devas

In Hinduism, "Devas" refers to celestial beings or gods who embody natural forces and aspects of life. They are often associated with creation, preservation, and cosmic order. Devas are revered in various rituals and scriptures, representing positive qualities like light, knowledge, and benevolence. Each Deva oversees different elements of the universe, such as Indra for rain and storms, and Vishnu for preservation. Devotional practices and myths revolving around Devas play a crucial role in Hindu culture, highlighting the relationship between the divine and the human experience.