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There are many diverse opinions on the ‘right’ way to meditate across different schools of thought, but all techniques are united by their aims which are to achieve tranquillity, insight and mindfulness. We’ve put together a few different techniques to get you started in your meditation journey.
Given his role as the creator of the universe, it is interesting to see the varying creation stories of Brahma himself. Brahma is one of the three gods of the Hindu Trimurti, alongside Shiva and Vishnu. Known as the Creator and therefore tasked with the creation of the universe. It was from here that Brahma formed the rest of the universe, including the earth and all its inhabitants.
Finding exactly how to help with meditation can be difficult, as everyone will have a unique technique and journey. In the Buddhist tradition, however, bringing a Buddha statue into the home can often give meditators the help they need with the practice.
Whenever the world is at risk of evil or chaos, it is Vishnu’s duty to appear in the form of an avatar and restore balance. Given this Vishnu is a popular choice of deity to bring into the home. Though his importance is often pitted against that of Shiva, his widespread admiration is untouchable.
Despite meditation being a much-loved global practice, it can be hard to know where to start. We have put this quick guide to show you how to meditate, and in particular, how to meditate with a Buddha statue.
A deity of contradictions, Shiva the Destroyer, has a tumultuous history which is reflective of his many responsibilities and characterisations. His importance over the universe, but also his personality, make him a popular choice in Hindu art.
Who is the Hindu God Brahma? Brahma was responsible for the creation of the universe and all its creatures. Alongside this, he is considered to be the god of knowledge and of the Vedas (ancient texts.)
This holy trinity naturally carries great importance, as the maintenance of the universe and world as we know it relies on its existence and balance. It may seem confusing, then, that the debates around who is the most powerful Hindu god traditionally neglect Brahma as an option.
