However, some Hindus associate themselves with sectarian traditions, such as Vaishnavism and Saivism Hinduism, which worship only one god or deities and therefore "partially monotheistic" values ​​(Bhagavata, 2014 ). This infers that polytheistic beliefs of worshiping many different higher authorities are “vital components of spiritual and personal devotion” in the Hindu faith (Smith, 2012). The effects of recent migration have increased the transfer of polytheistic beliefs, rituals and practices from the original migrants who held them (Sivan, 2015). Jacobsen et al. (2009) supports this, acknowledging the presence of Hindu temples built across Australia, such as the Sri Venkaterswara Temple, Sydney, as well as the Shri Ganesha Temple, Adelaide (Jacobsen et al., 2009); thus allowing Australians to practice their faith “without hindrance or hindrance” (Sivan,