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According to Hinduism, what is the supreme spiritual force?
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According to Hinduism, what is the supreme spiritual force?

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Hinduism believe in One God only who is All Omnipresent and Omnipotent but the devotees remember Him in His supreme name as Shiva.

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its their god

(i got that from a website)

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Hinduism believe in One God only who is All Omnipresent and Omnipotent but the devotees remember Him in His supreme name as Shiva.
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