@Inner Peace Thanks. Though yes, I am aware of this. Brahma is what is known as the creator aspect of God, if you will. And Brahman is the all Supreme Reality, aka God. If I'm not mistaken?

@@jamesmoore4827 Yes. Shiva (nothingness) created Vishnu (Resource), Vinshu created Bhrahma (Creator)

@@lazymonsta2007 Id say theyre all the Same, nothingness is the source ad Well as creator. Its Zero Both all and nothing The sum of plus and minus (illusion/reality/maya)

James, Brahmaji created Saraswati with his magical powers because he needed a friend, a soul mate and Maa Saraswati is worshipped for knowledge given to her by Bramhaji. Maya was created later by mistake and she is human not divine.

@@lazymonsta2007 Bramhaji is the creator of the whole universe and created Saraswati first as his soul mate. Truth is as real as Sun though human beings may not accept and when they deny truth that is Maya-illusion. Maha Vishnu and Maha Lakshmi are God and Goddess and they have avatars or understand it as rebirth on earth for some purpose.

Exactly. This all is just a illusion, in reality we are part of that Supreme Brahman & in the end each one of us will merge into him.

What? Where did Shiva taught that? Krishna in Bhagavad Gita 2.12 said, "Never was there a time when I did not exist, nor you, nor all these kings; nor in the future shall any of us cease to be." If it is as you say then who are Shiva and Shakti? How do they have an identity as Shiva and Shakti?

@@username-ze9fx some call him shiva, some call him allah, some call him atum (Egypt), some call him Yahweh etc

@@username-ze9fx shiva means nothing

Who's illusion? To whom or what does the illusion belong and how does continuously create a linear illusion of billions & billions detailed lives; human,animal and plants? Not to mention the dirt. Terra Firma. The Sea. The Universe. The multiverse. The weather. How?

My grandmother's name is also Maya. She is with us, living a healthy life. I believe your grandmother is resting in Peace 🙏.

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Who is his ? Vishnu?

@@yugaljailia8643 brahman when doing creation becomes Bramha and when doing management of creation becomes Vishnu, when doing destruction to restart becomes Shiva. In the end of creation bramha merges into Vishnu and Vishnu becomes Shiva and Shiva with form becomes Formless Eternal Shiva. And formless eternal Shiva is Brahman.

@@tatsavitar7281 bro....like seriously idk but Hinduism is very tough to understand 🙌🏼

@@yugaljailia8643 not tough you have to read from basics. Like Katopnishad, Patanjali yoga sutra Bhagwad geeta Mandukya upanishads Bahirav vigyan sutra, Yoga Vashistha ( very practical and best for questioning person)

@@yugaljailia8643 if you know english and hindi then you can get these books easily. Bhagwad geeta and yoga vashishta are sufficient and for practitioner yoga sutra of patanjali, bhairav vigyan sutra, hath yoga pradipika. Remember this is about Tat.

Said the same thing but at the same time it's all love ❤️

It sets a vibe kind of to the human mind

Bramha and bramhe are different. One is creator, other is misbelief, e.g. if I think I am Bramha because I can create something I am Maya, temporary, not with any magical, superb powers.

Just replace the Hindu references (like Brahma into the father, and Brahman into God) with abrahamic ones and it's the samething. They don't care what names we give them, just that we have an understanding of what's going on. They don't have identities like we do... Or at least God doesn't. The amount of different names not only have beings on Earth have given them, but beings who live elsewhere have as well.. it doesn't much matter. I had an interesting experience in the store with my grandmother the other day. I've been practicing a lot of Hindu god worship lately and my grandmother is Christian... I saw a pair of shoes that were called "Brahma", and then later on I saw a book that said "God is with you.".. it literally doesn't matter what you call them, they don't care.

@@Camelotsmoon Hey there! Thanks for your reply, and good luck with your dive into Hindu related practices and observances. In line with that, I (myself) have a curious nature when it comes to stuff like Ayurveda, the chakra system, etc. Stuff along the lines of holistic/alternative/integrative approaches to wellness (although, I'll admit, I need to be better at putting stuff like that to use).

@@whb1153 Yeah. There's a lot of interesting stuff there. If you dive into the chakra system and Hinduism, you're going to notice a lot of similarities between some practices the abrahamic faiths and Hindus do. An interesting fact is the Hindus mention that there are 108 chakras you can manipulate in the body, then there are 4 more total in the body, plus another 2 outside for a total of 114. There are prayer beads called "malas" that are at least 3000 years old that Hindus and Buddhists use to keep count when uttering mantras 108 times (and they have some other lesser uses). Now if you've ever counted the beads on a Catholic rosary there are 54 beads on the neck, and 6 (counting the mother Mary bead) going down to the cross... 54x2 is 108+6 is 114. The rosary is only about 400 years old. The Catholics knowingly or unknowingly using a process that's at least 3,000 years old to energetically connect to mother Mary, Jesus and other saints. That's just one interesting thing about all this. I wish you luck, if you can pick apart the processes every faith uses and compare each one, you're going to find a lot of similarities. The Kabbalahistic Jews used to have many more tantric processes (like the Hindus do today) to contact angels and such interestingly, but the languages and processes were lost sadly. Enoch tried to bring some things back, however it seems he got a bit distracted and then written out of the bible lol.

@@Camelotsmoon Hey there again! I appreciate your reply, along with your cool, comparative rundown and commentary of different customs according to different faiths. Maybe a sorta "midlife crisis" is making me examine these things nowadays-- who knows??! 😋✌️

I'm a christain and I'm not a buddist in fact I don't hold myself to any religion but the religion of love. When I found my spiritual enlightenment It was as if God led me back to who i truly am and I found the kingdom of God within me.

Different language is used but it seems as if the nature of god is the answer. God is love, infinite, and this also means god is creative. One aspect of this creative force is the illusion/leela. And illusion doesn’t mean not real. Creation is real. It’s one of god’s forms which we are currently experiencing under maya with the sense of seperateness

Maya is I feel I am great but my greatness is limited because of my death and I am not God who is immortal, Amar, who never dies.

The meaning is to understand the illusion which looks like a reality and take a knowledgen of that by scriptures or meditation and get freedom from the maya(illusion) . And that's called as enlightenment

Brahma is one of the Supreme forms of the Brahman aka Saguna Brahman depicting Nirguna is impossible as he is Formless and everything itself

@@buddhanigarendra7393 Brahman is one of Bramhaji's creation and has to die one day. God Brahma is creator of the whole universe, bramhand and Amar, never dies.

Keshavji you are right Brahman is just a human form who has to die one fine day. God Brahma is immortal, Amar, never dies.

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Maya is absolutely real. Maya is the cause of illusion but it does not mean Maya = Illusion. Maya is the creative shakthi of Shiva. Without maya or shakthi, shiva is shava (corpse). In other words, Shiva and Maya (intelligent energy) always exist together for the perpetual duality cycles to happen. Ma means to create or produce in Sanskrit.

@@Dharmicaction eko brahma dvitiyo nasti.

Yes Aditya, Maya is human we all have in us but not divine. We respect Maa, but she has limited powers, whereas God Bramha has the power to create without bodies, that is how he created Saraswati, his soulmate.

You are an illusion

Really

Mabe same spelling but different meaning.

Example: You are in the night dark room yet your vision of your u have a Maya experience casts a shadowy being that isn’t there in your room and say it appears as a shadow of a skinny woman, and turn on the lights but nobody is there and few seconds or minutes later your sisters friend a stranger unexpected visit opens the door who happens to be a skinny woman. You know it’s a lie when you told yourself that the person was in your room but there wasn’t but happened until after that you saw that it came true. Illusion is a word with much definitions and meaning it isn’t simple to some people. an illustration is also an illusion because the cartoon for example isn’t real it’s just something to express its character to capture behavior or exaggerate detail that makes them stand out. So the illusion can be from God something that can happen after yet a lie at first glance until revealed that it was something that will happen. In Spanish Illusion is used in term of hope also as a lie also it is a versatile word.

Shouldn't matter I guess, if the attachment is all an illusion

King janaka was a real person too

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