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In Hinduism, the Supreme God is the Supreme Being beyond gods (deva) and demons (asura), the Absolute Being (Brahman/Parabrahman) and the Absolute Self who is Supreme Person (Paramatman).
Hinduism consists of six main sects, each with belief in Supreme God.[1]: 400 In Hinduism, God is described as the Absolute Reality, Supreme Spirit and Supreme Personality.[1]: 403 Although Supreme God is mentioned in different forms by different sects, the majority of Hindus, regardless of sect, accept that the Supreme God is Ishvara.
Forms that are considered the Supreme God are usually mentioned under the title Bhagavan.
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