Why gods/goddesses sometimes skinned blue?

[honeybeez]

Re: Why gods/goddesses sometimes skinned blue?

@lethal_kamikaze

It was nice to read your detailed answer and u explained very well :k: but for a person like me who have zero knowledge will definitely going to ask more questions and you are free either to answer those questions or just leave it no worries

So we both agreed that the ‘god’ has no physical shape and characteristics . And I agree with you here that we were asked to love and respect everything that god has created whatever that be, and take all these as signs from god not as god, everywhere … either be it a mountain or a snake or an elephant or water or air…everything basically reminds us that it is the sign from a god but not god him/herself, and either we directly or indirectly, in our consciousness or in our unconsciousness, somehow, somewhere, co-related with each & everything. If ‘yes’, then why there is need for a physical shape and characteristic?

When I think the gods and goddesses can depict in human shapes than the first thing, which pop-up in my mind that is ‘Gene of Aladdin’, and I found that Gene is nothing more than a demon itself who first tell u that I’ll do this and that for you and in return you have to do this and that for me.

After reading your post I’m back again at point ZERO i.e., god has no physical shape and characteristics then why we were taught since our childhood to believe everything is god?

If gods and goddesses exist then how we differentiate things like for example: How we know that which god or goddess created ‘garam masala’ and which created ‘elaichi’.

After reading you post, I lost in so many questions :rotato: Little help plz

Over the weekend Aaj had a little free time at work and your question was but obviously lovely, so I had to answer. Abhi ghar jaa’ing. Talk to you later!