Why Is Brahma Not Worshipped?
Lord Brahma is the creator God in Hindu mythology, responsible for the creation of the entire cosmos. Depicted as an elderly man with a long white beard, he symbolises knowledge, experience, and patience. He is often shown as seated on a lotus, having four heads facing in different directions, each of which represents the four Vedas. It is believed that knowledge of the four Vedas came from the respective four mouths of Lord Brahma and was heard by the sages while they were in a deep state of meditation. In the Vedas, Brahma is revered as the source of creation who actualized the universe. During the Puranic age, with the rise of Shaivism and Vaishnavism, Brahma lost his significance in mythological scriptures, and certain stories explain the reason behind his downfall. Many Hindu temples may have shrines or idols of Brahma, but they are not the primary focus. The prominence of Lord Brahma in Hindu worship is often overshadowed by the reverence given to Vishnu and Shiva.
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