Three Supreme Gods Of the Cosmic Universe

Three Supreme Gods Of the Cosmic Universe:

Lord Shiva:

In Hinduism, Lord Shiva is a holy God to the Hindu devotees. He is also called Bhagwan Shiv, who is a cosmic destroyer. Lord Shiva didn’t mention his presence in the Vedic period, so he is not a Vedic God. In his earlier days, the devotees worship him as Rudra. According to Hindu Puranas, he is the ascetic Mahayogi and looks at every action of every creature on the Earth and controls the Universe. He is an ancient dancer, and the dancers worship him in the form of Nataraja. His divine dance signifies cosmos dissolution. His adobe is the Himalayas.

Lord Vishnu:

The Hindu incarnation of God is Lord Vishnu. He incarnated into many forms whenever the struggles happened. So he is called the preserver. His adobe is Vaikuntha, and Goddess Sri Lakshmi accompanies him. Hindus believe He is always in deep meditation in a milky ocean and looks after everything in the Universe. Hindus believe the sea resembles a time, and the thousand-headed cosmic serpent Adi Shesha gives shadow with its thousand heads. Garuda, the heavenly eagle, is His vehicle. Some Incarnations are Lord Rama, Lord Sri Krishna, Lord Venkateswara, and so…

In the Rig Veda, the presence of Lord Vishnu is discussed with only six hymns. In Rig Veda, Lord Vishnu’s narration is Indra’s friend. Lord Vishnu battled against the demon God Vritra with Indra. But in the Puranas, Lord Vishnu was admired with the utmost respect. The Vyshnavas treat Him as the supreme God of all. But he has the qualities of permanence and preservation. According to Puranas, Adharma thrives when he incarnates to oppress Adharma. He has ten incarnations, according to the Puranas. According to Hinduism, Hindus believe that Lord Vishnu symbolises divine love. Vaisnavism is the majority functioning in the present society.

Lord Brahma:

According to Hinduism, Lord Brahma is the first among the other Gods. He is the four-headed divine figure and the creator of the Universe. He has ineffable divinity, and His five heads show the four directions. In Hindu Puranas, Lord Brahma is described as growing out of the Navel of Lord Vishnu, sitting on a lotus.
Hindus believe he created seven sages with his mind, who later became famous as saptarishis. He also made Prajapatis. He was the creator of all creatures that came into being. His four faces represent the four directions of East, West, North and South; the fifth head represents the upper direction to look after the Universe. He is the symbol of virtuousness.