that depends as they defer to odin as more powerful almost always

odin was not to be trifled with

with daily worship in much of scandinavia

the last king of the saxons did a ritual for tiw as the head god

as odin had creation powers and was almost omnipotent

and all knowing

yeah

tiw I read was the god of war, justice (law), the forest, and the people, hence the national leader god

odin makes more sense for migrators and vikings

odin's two brothers aren't real gods

they're a play on words

alliteration to have three gods create teh world who are aspects of odin

I know, will and something else

Brahma is exactly the same with 3 heads

votan, vili, and ve

I forgot what ve translate to in english

I remember it being what they call a shrine

it all relates to creation

if I recall right it is senses and physical features?

it's something like I inspire, I will, and I divine

yeah

will being the creation part

as he wills everything into being by thinking of it

so how is this not like hinduism?

and the beings he can't destroy are chaos

if it line ups with brahma

and tiw lines up with dyaus

hinduism lacks the concepts of kingship

I would compare hinduism to heathenism like I would compare judaism to christianity

also inherent to odin

they have kings and rajs

they separate out the power of kings

also not all germanics had kingdoms, saxons had a republic where they only elected a king during war

the ancient greeks had kings

they had kings iwth no powers just to perform the rites of kings

yeah sounds like now

I just found your comparison odd

hinduism is by its nature an indo-european religion

in practice, it is less so than christianity

christianity is semitic with an aryan undertone

christianity is not really semitic