Waheguru is the name for the Supreme Being in Sikhism, representing the ultimate reality and source of all creation.

Glowing white horse with seven heads emerging from churning ocean, feeds on moonlight.

God of kingship and the sky. Son of Isis and Osiris, protector of pharaohs.

Primordial force of creation, associated with dawn and the origins of consciousness.

Virgin goddess of war and hunt. Sister and ally of Baal. Known for fierce battles and protection of warriors.

Vishnu's mount. King of birds and enemy of nagas.

Master of all arts, god of sun and harvest. Leader in battle against Fomorians with his unstoppable spear and sling.

God of prophecy, healing, music and poetry.

Sacred fire and purification. Son of Ahura Mazda.

The founder of Bon tradition, revealer of the path to liberation.

Perfection and health. Guardian of waters.

Deity of learning, scholarship, and calligraphy. Patron of students.

Known as Noah. Built the ark and saved the believers from the great flood.

Goddess of luck, fate and destiny.

Loa of iron, fire, and war. Patron of smiths and soldiers.

God of fire, metalworking and volcanic power.

Known as Jesus. Performed miracles by Allah's permission and received the Gospel.

Goddess of writing, accounting, and grain allocation. Patron of scribes and keeper of the tablets of destiny.

Protector of Midgard and mankind. Wields Mjolnir against giants and chaos.

Symbol of rebirth, vegetation, and the living earth. Appears in spring festivals and May Day rites.

God of hunting, war, and farming. Son of Enlil, known for slaying demons and bringing agricultural knowledge.

Wife of Baron Samedi. Protector of graves and justice.

Known as David. Given the Psalms and ruled with perfect justice.

Known as Abraham. Built the Kaaba and demonstrated perfect submission to Allah's will.