Why Bramaji has only 1 temple?

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Why does Brahmaji have only 1 temple in India?

 

I know the mythological reason(he was cursed by Shiv), but there must

be another hidden, subtle meaning behind this. Does anyone know?

 

Radha

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, radha_sharma_99 <no_reply wrote:

this is quite surprising, that we do not find any Brahmaa worshipper.

Even on auspicious occassions, we worship Indra, Agni, all the

planets...and such demi-gods but forget Brahmaa, the creator !!

 

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[Guest guest]

You are right, our scriptures dont mention much about this, but we can

make an educated guess based on our general knowlegde:

 

Brahmaji represents the creative force. He himself(like all other

Devas) creates with his mind, his 3rd eye. But we dont have that

power- humans & other such beings create with sex.

 

Thats why Brahmaji is worshipped by Rakshas so they can better enjoy

sex, & create more Rakshas like themselves. Proably sometime in the

past humans also did this- worshipped Brahmaji for better sexual

powers. With these powers you can raise Kundalni to lower 2 chakras &

get Siddhis associated with them. When this became too common, Shivji

got angry & cursed anyone who worshipped Brahma- as Shivji is the

ultimate Guru of Tantra, & this is a misuse of Tantra.

 

(Using Tantra for normal enjoyment & getting Siddhis is what

Neo-Tantrics, a Western movement also do. But they do so at their own

risk, as they face wrath of Shiv himself if they misuse these powers).

 

Note that this applies only to normal people- people whose Kundalni

has reached Agya chakra(3rd eye)can worship Brahmaji. They then get

powers to create anything. For example, Rishi Vishwamitr created a

whole Universe just by thinking about it. Then just by thinking, he

created millions of souls to live in that Universe. This is the real

use of Brahmajis powers.

[Guest guest]

For Vedic rites, Brahma is the same as Ganesh. This has been shown by

Dr R L Kashyaps translation/commentary of the Vedas, where he

translates a verse which goes something like:

 

" In the assembly of Gods, Brahma is the Master(pati) of the assembly

of Devas(Gan). He is Ganapati " . Ganapati is another name for Ganesh.

 

Even in Tantra, the God of Muladhar is given either as Brahma or

Ganesh, showing these 2 be the same.

 

Brahma & Ganesh are both Wisdom Gods. In fact, as I mentioned some

time ago, Brahma is actually Brahmaspati(Brahma + Brihaspati).

Brishaspati, or Jupiter, is Guru of the Gods, the same role Brahmaspati

had in the Vedas. Ganpati is also always the 1st God to be worshipped,

as he is considered the most wise.

 

Brahma, Brishaspti & Ganesh are the same God, a fact that has been

lost in Hinduism dark ages.