That is esoteric Hinduism, but many believers build temples and shrines to individual manifestations of Brahmin in the form of Shiva, Shakti, Hamuman, etc, being seen as 'intermediaries,' gods who may bring benefit to the believer, being the manifestations of Brahman, like everything else, with defined functions, personalities, destroyer, etc.
Hinduism does not have a Supreme God
living in a remote heaven, rather it requires
reaching inward to discover a karma free
Nirvana, or enlightenment/cosmic conciousness.
Transformation comes through transcendence.
and they accept that there are many ways to
such discovery of one's true being... and that
there can be many Gods below the Supreme
being Brahmin...which means henotheism.
Faith and strict conformity are not the primary
basis of Hinduism, for they include many sciences
both modern and ancient, and accept evolution.
They don't buy into the Bibles "how to Create the
universe in six easy steps".
Compare that to the dogmatic infantile mind
christians and Muslims with blinkers on... 😂
