The Supernatural Beings and Guardian Spirits in Hinduism

 Hello Everyone !!!

There are many interesting and epic creatures mentioned in our Hindu scriptures. Rather, it won’t be an exaggeration to say that these supernatural creatures are an essential part of our mythology. 

Here are some supernatural beings and spirits listed below :

  • Apsaras      (guardians of waters and life arts)
  • Gandharva  (fine arts, eroticism)
  • Nagas         (guardians of waters, hidden treasures)
  • Yoginis       (mystical arts, Akasa element)
  • Kinnaras     (Alchemy, acoustics)
  • Vidyadhara (guardian spirits of Air element, technical science)
  • Salabanjika (fertility and abundance)
  • Yakshas       (supernatural treasures)
  • Yakshi         (vegetation and forests)

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