Creator God Brahma

 

Creator God Brahma

 

Brahma, the creator god, is sometimes said to be the chief of the gods, the architect of the universe and the guardian of the world. His status is equivalent to Pangu in China. Pangu is said to be the god of creation by the Chinese, while Brahma is said to be the god of creation by the Indians. He was hatched from the golden egg of the universe floating in the ocean of chaos, and he created the world.

Brahma is depicted by Indians as red-skinned, wearing white robes, with four arms, holding a spoon, a rosary, a bow, or a pitcher. And his most striking feature is that he has 4 heads. Brahma originally had five heads, but once he was arguing with his classmate Shiva about who was the creator of the universe, and the two refused to give in. Finally, Shiva was enraged and in a rage, he cut off one of Brahma's heads, leaving Brahma with only four heads.

Brahma is dignified and wise, and is dressed in gorgeous gold clothes. Brahma's mount is the swan, which is actually his own incarnation. The Erawan Buddha that Asians are passionate about is said to be Brahma, another image of Brahma.

One day, Brahma told the god of love, Kama: You have the ability to shoot arrows at people, and you can make the person hit by the arrow fall into lust and love to the point of being unable to extricate themselves. This made Kama question Brahma's words a bit, because it was like an arrow shot by Cupid, the familiar god of love.

Kama, who possesses this ability, wanted to test whether he had the ability as Brahma said, so Kama fired arrows at Brahma and several gods. As a result, after Brahma was shot by an arrow, he couldn't resist his lust and fell in love with his daughter.

Later, the other gods who discovered that something was wrong immediately prayed silently for Lord Shiva to appear and stop Brahma's apostasy.

After Shiva learned the news, he returned to heaven and scolded Brahma and other gods who were hit by arrows, saying that they had acted against heaven. It goes against the principles that gods should have.

Because of Shiva's deterrence, Brahma and the gods defeated the passion in their hearts. At the same time, Brahma believed that his shameful behavior was all caused by the God of Love! So He found the God of Love, and said to the God of Love viciously: You have embarrassed me so much, and I tell you, you will be burned to ashes by the divine fire emitted by the third eye of Lord Shiva!

The God of Love heard Brahma casting a curse on himself, and quickly told Brahma: You created me to control the love and desire of all creatures in the universe, but now you blame me for the mistakes made by love and desire.

After listening to the God of Love's excuse, Brahma thought for a while and realized that this was wrong, but he couldn't change it because the curse had already been spoken.

So Brahma added: As long as Lord Shiva gets married, you can avoid death.

After all, Shiva is immersed in his own practice and has no desires or hopes. It would be impossible for Him to have a favorable impression of other gods unless his arrows hit Shiva.

But isn't it an act of suicide to shoot Shiva with your own arrow? Once discovered it will be burned to ashes.

The God of Love is very, very distressed about this matter. No matter which way, it seems that he can't escape the ending of being burned to ashes.

Having reached the point where he would still be burned to ashes even if he thought about it, the God of Love had no choice but to ask Brahma for help.

Brahma was also troubled by the God of Love. He thought for a long time but could not think of a good solution.

 

Kama melancholy sang "Arrow of Love":

 

When people are lonely and lonely,

Emotions will be the most fragile,

Inexplicable sadness,

Make you feel sentimental.

 

Beware of the arrows of love,

may have ejaculated on you,

If you don't pay attention,

Tragedy happened at this time.

 

Love is not a game,

Don't let your fantasies be taken seriously,

Romance does not mean eternity,

Infatuation is a trap in life.