>>40754585
>I recently realized I don't believe in a singular being called "God"
This personified God is always a dualistic human interpretation of a divine truth that is fundamentally beyond human understanding. People need to reduce and simplify the truth to make sense of it.
>I thought what if the spirituality that Hinduism contains, is true?
Hinduist theology made the step to accept that the ultimate divine, "Brahman", is beyond the duality of human understanding. The "gods" of hinduism are seen as expressions of this divine, in a form that humans can understand.

Religions are man made. That deosen't mean they're wrong, but non of them is the ultimate truth. I believe that spiritually advanced people, "mysticss" are able to directly experience the divine, and understand it's nature, but they say that there are no words to really describe what God really is.

>>40587408
The divine is mysterious. I can't say that I really understand it. And humans also don't I guess. Most of them. Maybe the saints know more.