Why are symbols and images of gods worship by Hindus?

Explanation:

Humans decided that they wanted to 'see' which God was being propitiated, and so the practice of carving statues was commenced. So the idols, that is the statues of incarnations of the One Creator, and other Gods found their way into Temples of Worship.

Explanation:

According to Hindu scriptures there are 330 million devas (Hindu Gods). These gods come in many forms and types. Some well-known ones are featured in well-known Hindu myths. Some local ones are worshiped in only a few villages or even by a few villagers. Some are associated with animals, plants (all living things are regarded as divine) as well as natural objects and forces. Others are deified ancestors or historical figures. Many deities are associated with particular places or specialized powers or seasons.

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