Divine entities refer to beings that are considered sacred or holy in various religious and spiritual traditions. These entities often embody qualities such as omnipotence, omniscience, and benevolence. Examples include God in monotheistic religions, gods and goddesses in polytheistic beliefs, and spiritual figures like angels or spirits in various cultures. These divine beings are often worshipped, revered, or invoked in rituals and prayers. They may serve as creators, protectors, or guides for humanity. Different cultures have unique interpretations and representations of divine entities, influencing their practices, moral values, and worldviews.