Brahma refers to the Hindu god of creation. Brahma, also known as Shutian, Brahma and Jingtian, is the god of creation of Brahmanism in India and the creator of Sanskrit letters. Together with Vishnu and Shiva, they are called the three gods.
His mount is a peacock (or swan), and his spouse is the goddess of wisdom, Miaoyin Tiannu. Therefore, Brahma is often considered as the god of wisdom. Among the tens of thousands of Hindu temples in India, temples dedicated to Brahma are extremely rare.

"Great Brahman" is a merciful god who "responds to his needs". There are many legends about him in Thailand. I will not repeat them all. Here is mainly the introduction of Indian myths and legends about him. In Indian myths and legends, as long as you make a wish to him, whether it is "god, devil or man", he will grant their wishes. For example:
(1) On the divine side, Shiva, respected by the Hindu Shiva sect as the master of the universe, once asked the Great Brahma for assistance in finding the head of Gnesha. The Great Brahma told Shiva that the first creature he met on the way to find, with its head facing north, would replace the head of Gnesha, and Shiva sent his heavenly generals to search everywhere, and finally found a dying elephant with its head facing north, So when the elephant died, he took off the elephant head and put it on the boy, and Gnesha was resurrected as the elephant head god and became the head of the general of heaven.
(2) At the request of the King of Hell, the Great Brahma created the god of the underworld, Chitra Gupota.
With regard to the devil, the devil "Hiranyakasipu" prayed to Brahman and made a wish. After Brahman granted his wish, the whole world was ruled by the devil. Finally, "Vishnu" was transformed into "Narasingha" to defeat the devil and save the world.
At the time of the creation of the universe, Brahma created eleven birth masters, believed to be the ancestors of mankind. The Manu Code said that they were Marici, Atri, Angiras, Pulastya, Pulaha, Kratuj, Vashishta, Pracetas, Daksha, Bhrgu and Narada. He also created seven sages (Saptarishi) to assist in the creation of the universe. But because the birth masters and sages he created were born from his spirit rather than his body, they were called "children of the soul".
In the Vedas and Puranas, Brahma did not often intervene in the affairs of the gods, and he was less involved in life and death. However, he once forced the god Soma to return the abducted Doraga to his husband Brihaspati. In addition, Brahman is regarded as the creator of the law.

There are three theories about the birth of Brahma:
(1) According to the Puranas, Brahman was born by himself and had no mother.
(2) At the beginning of the universe, the lotus on Vishnu's navel produced Brahma. This also shows that Brahman's name is also called Nabhija (meaning "born from the navel").
(3) Brahma was born from a golden baby floating on the water, so Brahma is also called Hiranyagarbha (meaning of golden baby). Finally, the rest of the golden body expands into the universe. Because he was born in water, he is also called Kanja (meaning "born in water"). Brahman is the son of Brahman and Prakrti or Maya.

Brahman's mount is a peacock (a swan). In Hinduism, all the celestial gods on which peacocks are mounted are three-phase gods, representing that they are born to distinguish good from evil, and then promote good and discard evil.

Four arms: they represent the four directions of east, west, south and north, as well as the heart (right rear arm), wisdom (left rear arm), self (right front arm) and confidence (left front arm).
Vedas: Symbolic of knowledge.
Gold: It symbolizes being active in the universe, while the golden face represents that Brahman was active when he created the universe.
Swan: It symbolizes discrimination and is the mount of Brahman.
Peacock: The mount of Brahman. This peacock is born to separate milk and water, which means that everyone should learn to distinguish good from evil, and then promote good and discard evil.
Crown: It symbolizes the highest position.
Lotus: It symbolizes nature and all existence in the universe.
Beard: The black or white beard symbolizes wisdom, while the long beard symbolizes the eternal growth of wisdom.
Four faces: four Vedas.
The traditional image of Brahman is four heads, four faces and four arms, and he reads the Vedas continuously in his mouth. Especially in North India, he often has a white beard, which represents his nearly eternal existence. Unlike other Hindu gods, Brahman usually has no weapons in his hands; But he held a spoon - shaped token in one hand, representing the dripping of sacred butter into the match pile of self-sacrifice. This means that Brahman is the god of self-sacrifice. He holds a kettle (sometimes a coconut shell containing water) in one hand. The water in the kettle represents the beginning of everything and covers everything. Brahman also holds a string of rosary beads, which is his timer to calculate the passage of time in the universe. In addition, he also holds the Vedic scripture, which symbolizes holiness, or the lotus flower, which represents purity.
There is also a legend about the origin of the four heads of Brahman. Brahma originally had five heads, but Vishnu asked Brahma who was the supreme creator of the universe. Brahma said, "He is the supreme creator of the universe, so Vishnu should also worship him." Brahma's words made Shiva furious, because Shiva is the supreme creator of the universe. The angry Shiva incarnated as Bhairava, and cut off the fifth head of Brahma, Bhairava. When Shiva was angry, a god flew out of Shiva. This god was Nandi, who cut off the fifth head of Brahma. After cutting off the head of Brahma, "Parava" or "Nandi" committed the crime of killing Brahma. The cut head of Brahma could not leave the hands of "Parava" or "Nandi" to show punishment. Later, "Parava" entered "Erode", The chopped head of Brahman fell from the hands of "Parava" and broke into pieces. The broken pieces became several "Kapala Tirtham".
In another version, after "Nandi" entered the holy city of Benares, the head of Brahman fell from "Nandi". Although there was a disagreement between Brahma and Shiva, Brahma and Shiva finally made up as before.

The most famous existing Brahma Temple is located in the town of Pusuka in Rajasthan. On the annual full moon night (October to November), people will begin to celebrate for Brahma. Thousands of pilgrims will flock to the holy lake Pusuka Lake beside the Brahma Temple for bathing.
As for the Brahma temples outside Pashka, they are described in a counterclockwise manner according to the geographical location of India as follows:
1. North India: Kuru, the county governor of Kuru County, Himachal Pradesh.
2. Northwest India: Asotera, Barotra Township, Balmer County, Rajasthan, and Kedebrahama, the town of Gujarat, also have statues of Brahma, and Kedebrahama, the county governor of Sabakanta County, Gujarat.
3. West India: A statue of Brahman with a height of about 1.8 meters was also found in the area of Sopara near Mumbai. Brahma Karmali, Sotoli Township, Goa
4. Southwest India: Helunava in Kerala. During the Ninth Night Festival, people went to the Brahman Temple in Helunava to worship and celebrate.
5. Southeast India: Kunbakonan, Tamil Nadu, and Thirupatur, near Tiruzilapali, the big city of Tamil Nadu. This temple is also the meditation place of Vyakrapatha. Sri Kalahasti in Andhra Pradesh also has a temple dedicated to Brahma.

hinduism
Although Brahman is one of the three main gods in Hinduism, few Hindus actually worship him. In India today, there are tens of thousands of temples dedicated to Vishnu and Shiva, two of the three main gods, but those dedicated to Brahma are extremely rare.
The most famous existing Brahma Temple is located in the town of Pusuka in Rajasthan. Other temples are located in Hilunava in Karala, Kunbaknan in Tamil Nadu, Tamil Nadu, Asutra in Balotera Township, Balmel County, Rajasthan, Brahma Karmali in Sotoli Township, Goa, Kedebrahama in Sabakanta County, Gujarat, and Kuru in Kuru County, Himachal Pradesh. During the Ninth Night Festival, people went to the Brahman Temple in Helunava to worship and celebrate.
There are also statues of Brahma in the town of Kedebrahama in Gujarat. A statue of Brahman about 1.8 meters high was also found in the area of Sopara near Mumbai. There is a temple dedicated to Brahman in Sri Karahasti, Andhra Pradesh.
Thailand
Unlike India, the Brahman faith has been greatly developed in South-East Asia, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan, and Thailand, where Buddhism is spread in the south. The Brahman faith in Thailand is called the Sifang Buddha faith by Chinese. It is said that it has the function of protecting the wealth and auspiciousness of the world. There are many believers in South-East Asia.
The first statue of the Great Brahman of Taiwan, which was welcomed back from Thailand by the head of the Liufu Inn in 1984, was consecrated in the open space behind the hotel for worship. In recent years, incense has been at its peak. There are believers praying for blessings 24 hours a day. Brahman responds to every request, and the flowers for vows are very conspicuous. It is listed as one of the ten famous temples for praying for blessings in Taiwan. Located in Taipei, it is located in the empty space behind the Liufu Hotel at the intersection of Changchun Road and Songjiang Road.
There are two giant Brahmans in Macao: one is beside the parking lot of the Macau Jockey Club; The other is in the international center near the Macau passenger terminal.
It is said that the efficacy of the Sifang Buddha is extraordinary. Therefore, some tourists have traveled to and from Thailand many times in order to make vows in front of the Sifang Buddha, and many Hong Kong and Taiwan movie stars have come to Thailand to worship the Sifang Buddha every year, which shows the charm of the Sifang Buddha.
The original name of the Sifang Buddha is Brahma, one of the three great gods of Brahmanism in India. It is the god of creation of heaven and earth, and the father of all living beings. The king of heaven has boundless power in the heaven, masters the prosperity of the world, and has lofty power. The Great Brahman has four sides, eight ears, eight arms and eight hands. The objects held by each hand have profound meanings: one is holding a flag (representing the universal power); 1. Holding Buddhist scriptures (representing wisdom); 1. Holding a conch (representing blessing); 1. Holding a bright wheel (representing the elimination of disasters, the subduion of demons, and the destruction of troubles); 1. Holding the power battle (representing supreme achievements); 1. A water bottle in hand (representing thirst quenching and responding to any request); 1. Holding rosary beads (representing reincarnation); One hand holds the handprint for breast reception (for blessing).
Brahman is supreme in the hearts of believers. The Vatican Temple, located in Bangkok, Thailand, is one of the most prosperous religious strongholds in Thailand. It is near the Grand Hyatt Hotel and Chongguang Department Store at the junction of Ratchadamri Road and Phloen Chit Road in Lovers Bay in central Bangkok. The reason for the establishment of the Vatican Temple here is said to be that a series of unfortunate accidents occurred during the construction of the Erawan Hotel (the predecessor of the Grand Hyatt Hotel) in 1956. Therefore, the relevant parties invited a Dharma Master to practice and worship the Vatican according to his suggestions, so it was safe and smooth. Every year, many Buddhists and Hindus come here to worship, with the largest number of Hong Kong and Singaporeans. Believers believe that Brahma is extremely efficacious. If the wish is fulfilled after the prayer, the believers must prepare sacrifices to repay the god again, and even perform songs and dances by themselves or by hiring people.
In Thailand and Southeast Asia, Brahman is considered to be the most benevolent god. Therefore, the day before, the day after and the day after the worship of the "Four Sides Buddha" must be vegetarian to show mercy to animals. Believers are prohibited from abusing animals in their daily life.

Many stories in Indian mythology refer to Brahman's lack of worship on the earth because of being cursed.
1. At the beginning of the universe, Vishnu and Brahma happened to meet Shiva's huge Ringa (phallus), so they parted ways and went to find the starting point and end point of Ringa. Vishnu is responsible for finding the end point, while Brahma is responsible for finding the starting point. Vishnu turned into a wild boar and kept digging down; Brahma turned into a swan and flew upward. But after a long time of searching, both sides still can't find the target. Vishnu had to give up and knelt down in front of Shiva, saying that Shiva was the real Brahma of the universe. But Brahman did not give up easily. He kept flying until he found the flowers of the Ludou tree. Because Brahman was not willing to be outdone, he asked the Ludou flower to make a false witness for him, saying that Brahman had found the starting point of Linga. At this time, the omniscient Shiva was angry and cursed Brahma, so that he was not worshipped by all beings in the three realms. But Shiva blessed Vishnu and said that he would receive the same worship as himself.
2. One way of saying is that Brahma created the goddess of wisdom, Argumentation Day, which should be considered his daughter. But Brahma married Argumentation Day again, which is against ethics. Therefore, one of his head was cut off by Shiva, and therefore, it is not loved by Shiva and people.
3. It is said that the saint Brigus invited Brahman to participate in a ceremony, but Brahman was immersed in the music of his wife's eloquence and completely ignored the call of the saint. The saint cursed Brahman in a rage, and no human will ever worship him.

1、 Volume II of Tang Xuanzang's "Records of the Western Regions of the Great Tang Dynasty" said: "See its text in detail, made by Brahma, the original vertical rule, forty-seven words" (47 letters)
2、 "The Taoist mage of Ximing Temple in the Tang Dynasty (?~683) recorded in his famous work" The Forest of the Pearl in the Fayuan ":" There were three people who made the book. The long name was Sanskrit, and the book ran right; the second name was Kharoshthi, and the book ran left; the little one was Cangjie, and the book went down. "(Volume 53, page 351, middle and bottom)
Sanskrit letters became the earliest written symbols in the Indian peninsula, which is generally believed by scholars to be in the third century BC. From the fourth century, Sanskrit was transformed into Gupta, Siddham appeared in the sixth century, and Devanagar appeared in the eleventh and second centuries ī It has replaced Sitan font and has been used up to now. In the 19th century, Europeans began to transcribe Sanskrit in Latin letters, but it was parallel to the Tiancheng font.
Devan in Sanskrit ā gar ī， A city in the sky. Why is it called a city in the sky? Because according to documents, Sanskrit letters were created by the god who created the universe, the Great Brahman. Brahma, which is commonly known as the "four-sided Buddha" by Chinese people, is the Buddhist name of "Great Brahma King". Because it was created by "Brahman", it is called "Sanskrit".
Sanskrit letters are used by the gods in the sky, so they are also called "celestial body". Each letter in Sanskrit letters represents a source of strength. In India, people often meditate on Sanskrit letters when practicing "yoga".
In the history of Indian characters, Brahman formulated a writing format that is written horizontally from left to right, with no space between words, and a sentence is continuously spelled from beginning to end. So in ancient times, when writing Sanskrit and copying the sacred Veda and other documents in India, there was no space between words. Until modern times, there was no space between the words of the orthodox "Sanskrit" and "Hindi". Since the introduction of modern western writing format into India, India began to imitate the western format, and words were separated by spaces, which destroyed the writing format developed by Brahman, To some extent, the magic power of Sanskrit letters is weakened.
Note: The orthodox way of writing Sanskrit is that there is no space between words, whether it is learned from Tanti Sanskrit or Tiancheng Sanskrit. Nowadays, some people write Sanskrit with space between words artificially, which is an irregular and unorthodox practice. As shown in Figure 1, there is no space between words in the orthodox Sanskrit writing of the 19th century Indian hand-copied Sanskrit Rigveda.
Brahma, transliteration of Brahma, Brahma and Brahma. Free translation is pure and free from desire. The Indian thought deified the root of all things' Brahma ', which is the creation god of Brahmanism and Hinduism, and Shiva（ Ś Iva), Vishnu ş Nu) is also known as the three gods of Brahmanism and Hinduism. According to the Manu Code, the Brahma comes from the golden embryo (Brahma egg). The original five heads, one of which was destroyed by Shiva, and the other four, with four hands, respectively holding the Vedic scriptures, lotus, spoon, rosary beads or bowl. Buddhism lists it as the first Zen heaven in the color world. It is generally divided into three types, namely Brahma - p ā ri ş Ada), Brahma - purohita and Maha ā - Brahman), collectively known as Brahman. Among them, the Great Brahman Heavenly King governs the people of the Brahman people and the prime minister of the Brahman.
Also commonly referred to as Brahma, most of them refer to the Great Brahma King, also known as the Brahma King, known as the corpse abandoned (Brahma Ś Ikhin) or Praj ā pati ）。 At the beginning of the robbery, he was born from the light and sound world and created all things. He was the Buddhist Dharma Protector with the Emperor Shitian. Sakyamuni once promoted Trayana as his mother. When he fell into this world, the Brahman king was the right attendant of the Buddha, holding a white brush; Or it is the combination of Brahma and the king of the Moro. The Great Brahman King is one and a half years long and has a life span of one and a half. The palace where he lives is called the Brahman Palace. The Secret Cult lists it as one of the twelve days to guard the top. The Brahman statue of the esoteric religion has four arms on four sides, the right hand holds lotus flowers and counting beads, the left hand holds the army, makes the Om seal, takes the seven-goose carriage, and wears a bun crown. It also provides for the practice of the Great Brahma, which is called the Brahma offering Volume 10 of Da Zhi Du, Volume 98 of Da Pi Vasha, Volume 5 of Da Ri Jing Shu, Volume 1 of Zhong Lun Shu, Volume 4 of the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty]
The Sanskrit name is Maha ^ brahma ^ - eva, and the Pali name is the same. It is located on the third day of the first meditation in the color world. Also known as Brahma, Brahma, Brahma, Brahma, Brahma, Brahma Boy (Brahma ^ sanam! Kuma ^ ra), Allah, Saha ^ m! Pati). It is transliterated as Maha and Brahma.
It was built at the end of the Indian Rigveda era and took the Brahman! As - pati as the supreme god and regarded it as the principle of the creation of the universe. At the beginning of the Sanskrit era, Praja ^ pati was the supreme god. Not long ago, the worship of the Brahman arose, which was evolved by praying to the Lord God. At the beginning, Brahman was the son of the living god. Later, he gradually gained momentum, and replaced the status of the living god as the principle of creating the world. In the era of the Upanishads, the Great Brahma has three properties, namely, reality (Vatican satya), knowledge (Vatican jn~a ^ na), and music (Vatican a ^ nanda). It is the only absolute principle of permanent existence. This absolute principle is combined with the personal self (Vatican a ^ tman) to produce the saying of 'Vatican I am like', which is the central idea of the Upanishads. In the era of Maha ^ bha ^ rata, due to the rise of the idea of 'one body and three parts' (Brahma ^ rti), Brahma ^, Vis! N! U, and Shiva were the two gods of the same body. At the beginning, Brahma ranked first among the three deities, and then gradually came down.
In the theory of the three realms advocated by Buddhism, the heavens of the external world are listed in the two realms of desire and lust. The Buddhist world is the first Zen heaven in the realm of lust. There are usually three differences from the four. The three places are the "Brahman sky, Brahman sky and Brahman sky" mentioned in the ninth volume of the Great Wisdom Theory and the ninety-eight volume of the Great Buddha Theory; The four places are like the 'Brahma, Brahma, Brahma, Brahma and the Great Brahma' contained in the 20 Trayana of the Mahayana Sutra. The three places and four places are collectively called Brahma.
According to the ninety-eighth chapter of the volume of the Mahavisha treatise, the Brahman is more than one and a half years old and has a life span of one and a half years old. He lives alone in the Fifth Central Kalpa, lives together with the people after the Fifth Central Kalpa, and is separated from the people after the Fifth Central Kalpa, belonging to the middle meditation of the First Meditation (the First Meditation). In addition, the Mahayana Sutras and the Mahayana Sutras often contain that the king believes in Buddhism, helps the Buddha to enlighten, and so on. Every time when the Buddha is born, the Great Brahma king must first turn the Dharma wheel, hold the white brush, listen to the Dharma at the meeting, and often answer the Buddha with the Dharma righteousness; Later, he and the Emperor Shitian were instructed by the Buddha to protect the land and were respected by the two religions of Xianmi.
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Brahma is regarded as one of the twelve days or one of the twenty-eight parts of the Thousand-handed Avalokitesvara. They are located in the south of the east gate of the Vajra Department outside the Mandala of the Tibetan Kingdom in the present picture. They are white flesh color, wearing a bun crown, and have four arms on four sides. According to the Sunrise Sutra, which has been sparsely rolled for five years, it has four arms, the right one holding lotus and the other holding several beads; The left hand holds the military holding, and the other hand makes the "Om" seal, which is the auspicious seal of the practitioner. Its seed is "pra". According to the collection of authentic sayings of the Sunrise Sutra, its true sayings are: Praja ^, the Namo (conversion), Pataye (the Lord), Sabah. [Volume IV, XIV, XIV, IV, IV, IV, III, III]