Hello dear Audrey thank you for your Video ... 🙏 sorry, but your statements are incomplete. The creation of the material world, our manifest universe, is described in the Bhagavad Gita as the reflection of a tree on a water surface. Everything in our universe is a temporary reflection and involves suffering. The real tree is not upside down like its reflection. The origin of the universe is the transcendental world of Vaikuntha (Vai-kuntha means world without fear, where everything exists eternally and shines on its own). In the transcendental world of Vaikuntha all souls who have attained perfection live, whereas in our world the conditioned souls have their temporary home (Samsara). It is the Supreme Personality of Godhead Narayana who expands into Mahavishnu and from Mahavishnu's pores billions of universes appear. With every breath, billions of universes appear, which then return to the transcendental body of Mahavishnu when He breathes in. So each universe exists for the duration of one breath of Mahavishnu. each individual universe is sometimes compared to a glowing golden egg (seen from the outside). Maha-vishnu then expands into Garbodakashay-vishnu, this expansion of Maha-Vishnu then enters each individual universe from whose navel a lotus blossoms upon which the secondary creator Lord Brahma of the single universe is born. So Lord Brahma can be understood as "the son of God". From Lord Brahma then the various leaders of the various worlds come. The three worlds you described are = the upper planetary system with the divine living beings (angels, etc.), the middle planetary system to which our earth belongs and the lower planetary system, the dark worlds in which there is no natural sunlight where the demonic living beings have ther home. These leading beings (creator gods) born from Lord Brahma, populate the three different types of worlds in our universe. (as described above) ---> for a deeper understanding fisit: vedabase.io/en/library/sb/ 🙏👋
The Gods and Goddesses being worshipped by Hindus are different manifestations of the One Absolute Reality called ' the Brahman ' from whom the entire universe is said to have originated . Every Hindu has the liberty to choose his own deity according to his Guna ( nature of behaviour ) to worship.
Hinduism is not a religion like Muslim or Christian but Indian culture or sanathan Dharma. Hindus worship Eswara (soul or jivathna) and Devsthas (all living creatures) hence Hindus have numourous devathas worshipping with Puja or archana not as god's in semetic religions. This culture a combination of Dravidian culture of South India and Vedic culture of north India. In Dravidian culture the mother is worshipped as Devatha because all living creatures birth from mother and in Vedic culture the life has three stages birth, existence and death hence the devathas are Brahma (srushti), Vishnu (sthithi) and Maheswara (Siva) (samhara). For the existence soul or jeevathma required body and for the existence of body the nature or Panchal bhoothas is required i e. Akash(sky) , Vayu (air), Agni(fire), Jal(water) and Prithivi (earth) worshipping as Devathas worshipping with Pushpan(flower), Dhoopam( agarbathi), Deepam (lamp), Jalam (water) and Gandham(Chandan) for the existence of it's purity or pavithratha with following manthras: Akash athmana pushpam samarpayami - Flower for sky. Vayu athmana dhoopam samarpayami - agarbathi for air. Agni athmana deepam samarpayami - lamp for Agni Ambathmana jalam samarpayami - water Pruthvi athmana gandham samarpayami - chandan for earth. Amruth atmana nivedyam samarpayami ,- prasad. For spirituality is to get peace of mind by himself for which ti get concentration of mind worship devathas with Puja, archana. The belief of heaven or hell after death is the imagination of human mind. If you feel happy you are in heaven and you feel bad you are in hell which you feel in your own life not after death. This is the difference of culture and religion.
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Hello dear Audrey thank you for your Video ... 🙏
sorry, but your statements are incomplete. The creation of the material world, our manifest universe, is described in the Bhagavad Gita as the reflection of a tree on a water surface. Everything in our universe is a temporary reflection and involves suffering. The real tree is not upside down like its reflection. The origin of the universe is the transcendental world of Vaikuntha (Vai-kuntha means world without fear, where everything exists eternally and shines on its own). In the transcendental world of Vaikuntha all souls who have attained perfection live, whereas in our world the conditioned souls have their temporary home (Samsara). It is the Supreme Personality of Godhead Narayana who expands into Mahavishnu and from Mahavishnu's pores billions of universes appear. With every breath, billions of universes appear, which then return to the transcendental body of Mahavishnu when He breathes in. So each universe exists for the duration of one breath of Mahavishnu. each individual universe is sometimes compared to a glowing golden egg (seen from the outside). Maha-vishnu then expands into Garbodakashay-vishnu, this expansion of Maha-Vishnu then enters each individual universe from whose navel a lotus blossoms upon which the secondary creator Lord Brahma of the single universe is born. So Lord Brahma can be understood as "the son of God". From Lord Brahma then the various leaders of the various worlds come. The three worlds you described are = the upper planetary system with the divine living beings (angels, etc.), the middle planetary system to which our earth belongs and the lower planetary system, the dark worlds in which there is no natural sunlight where the demonic living beings have ther home. These leading beings (creator gods) born from Lord Brahma, populate the three different types of worlds in our universe. (as described above) ---> for a deeper understanding fisit: vedabase.io/en/library/sb/ 🙏👋
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The Gods and Goddesses being worshipped by Hindus are different manifestations of the One Absolute Reality called ' the Brahman ' from whom the entire universe is said to have originated . Every Hindu has the liberty to choose his own deity according to his Guna ( nature of behaviour ) to worship.
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Hinduism is not a religion like Muslim or Christian but Indian culture or sanathan Dharma. Hindus worship Eswara (soul or jivathna) and Devsthas (all living creatures) hence Hindus have numourous devathas worshipping with Puja or archana not as god's in semetic religions. This culture a combination of Dravidian culture of South India and Vedic culture of north India. In Dravidian culture the mother is worshipped as Devatha because all living creatures birth from mother and in Vedic culture the life has three stages birth, existence and death hence the devathas are Brahma (srushti), Vishnu (sthithi) and Maheswara (Siva) (samhara). For the existence soul or jeevathma required body and for the existence of body the nature or Panchal bhoothas is required i e. Akash(sky) , Vayu (air), Agni(fire), Jal(water) and Prithivi (earth) worshipping as Devathas worshipping with Pushpan(flower), Dhoopam( agarbathi), Deepam (lamp), Jalam (water) and Gandham(Chandan) for the existence of it's purity or pavithratha with following manthras:
Akash athmana pushpam samarpayami - Flower for sky.
Vayu athmana dhoopam samarpayami - agarbathi for air.
Agni athmana deepam samarpayami - lamp for Agni
Ambathmana jalam samarpayami - water
Pruthvi athmana gandham samarpayami - chandan for earth.
Amruth atmana nivedyam samarpayami ,- prasad.
For spirituality is to get peace of mind by himself for which ti get concentration of mind worship devathas with Puja, archana. The belief of heaven or hell after death is the imagination of human mind. If you feel happy you are in heaven and you feel bad you are in hell which you feel in your own life not after death. This is the difference of culture and religion.
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