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Who is the father of Brahma Vishnu?
In contrast, the Shiva-focussed Puranas describe Brahma and Vishnu to have been created by Ardhanarishvara, that is half Shiva and half Parvati; or alternatively, Brahma was born from Rudra, or Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma creating each other cyclically in different aeons (kalpa).
Who created Brahma Vishnu and Mahesh?
Soon after giving birth to Brahma for creating life on earth, Vishnu produced Lord Shiva from his forehead, to end the journey of the varied forms of life. Thus, he entrusted Brahma and Mahesh with their respective duties to form a life cycle.
Who is Lord Mahesh?
Shiva is known as “The Destroyer” within the Trimurti, the triple deity of supreme divinity that includes Brahma and Vishnu….
| Shiva | |
|---|---|
| Member of Trimurti | |
| A statue of Lord Shiva meditating in the Padmasana | |
| Other names | Shankara, Bholenath, Mahesha, Mahadeva, Rudra |
| Sanskrit transliteration | Śiva |
Who are the parents of Brahma Vishnu & Mahesh?
This proves that the Parents of Brahma Vishnu & Mahesh are Kaal-SadaShiv (Jyoti Niranjan) and Durga (Prakriti Devi). These Tridevs Brahma Vishnu Mahesh are not immortal, they take birth and die. They only perform their designated task according to the rules. They cannot do any favor to anyone.
Do Brahma Vishnu and Vishnu take birth and die?
We take birth (Aavirbhaav) and die (Tirobhaav)’. We are not eternal (immortal). Only you are immortal. You are the only, you are the creator of this universe (Jagat Janani), are Prakriti, Bhakti and Sanatani Goddess” This makes clear that Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh (Shiv) take birth and die.
Who gave the name Guru to Lord Brahma?
This verse has been quoted by Adi Shankaracharya in his Vishnu Sahasranama Bhashya for the name Guru. We also know that Lord Brahma was created by lord vishnu and Lord in form of Hayagriva imparted knowledge of vedas to Lord Brahma.
Who is Brahma according to the Vedas?
According to Vedas, Hindus believe Brahma is the first form that emerged from God in the beginning of creation and he possesses specific nature, aspects, and functions. Brahma is described as the creator (Srishti Karta). He is depicted as the immortal Lord of Heaven and is the father of gods, demons, and humans.