An Opening into a Deeper Myth In the vast ocean of Hindu mythology, tales are not merely stories but philosophical lessons embroidered with poetic metaphors. One such tale, both startling and ...

Brahma, the Creator, with Five Heads In the beginning, Brahma was the first. The Creator. Born from the lotus that emerged from Vishnu’s navel, he gave life to everything—gods, demons, humans, and ...

All constituents of the Hindu trinity—Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva—are associated with Holi. Creation and rebirth, preservation of good, destruction of evil… all these elements find play in the ...

Hindu mythology uses Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva as metaphors for understanding human behavior related to hunger, fear, and ...

All constituents of the Hindu trinity—Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva—are associated with Holi. Creation and rebirth, preservation of good, destruction of evil… all these elements find play in the ...

Nowadays we look at Shiva as one of the trinity of Brahma Ji, Vishnu Ji and Shiva. This was not always the case. Having celebrated Shivaratri, let us understand what Shiva really is all about.

That is Brahma and Shiva (meditating Mahadev) and Narayana (slumbering Vishnu). Then there is the enlightened male who thinks about the other is the homemaker, and the householder. That is ...

Shiva is all of the above and more ... Rudra, like Daksha, is a manasputra or mind-born son of Brahma. The mind-born child was a three-eyed boy, red and blue of colour, who imm­ediately started ...

“The Trinity”, as described by Virmani, is an attempt towards decoding the energy of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva, the three primary deities of Hinduism. The event was previously staged by Virmani in ...