Comparing the Iconography and Mythology of Two Major Hindu Deities

Brahma created the universe, Vishnu maintained it, and Shiva destroyed it in Indian tradition to compare the images and myths of the two major gods in India. These three gods, including the Trinity of India (monastery), are considered the major gods of religion, especially brahma. He is the oldest god among all gods. This is doubtful as Visnu Purana talks about the emergence of Brahma from Vishnu's belly button, maintains the world after Vishnu creates it, and he returned to his belly after Shiva destroyed it.

Epic and medieval text, especially Plaths, develops a wide and colorful mythology related to Hindu gods, including its genealogy. Some plain texts are named after major Hindu gods such as Vishnu, Shiva and Devi. Other texts and critics like Adi Shankara explained that Hindu gods live in the human temple or dominate the universe's body. They say that the God of the sun is the eyes, Vāyu is the nose, Prajapati is the genitals, Lokapalas ears, Chandra's heart, Mitra's inward breathing, Indra's arm, Bṛhaspati's speech, Vishnu, big Footsteps, Māyā is a smile

The main gods have extensive literary types such as plain and Agamma texts, and like their own Hindu tradition, but a common myth, ceremonial grammar, theological, value theory and multicenterism I stimulated it. Vishnu and his incarnation are several Hindu traditions like the Smarta tradition that respects the Vaishnavism basis, Shiva for Shaivism, Devi for Shaktism, and the multiple the gods as the theological expression of Brahmin (Absolute metaphysical reality). Although there are various gods in Hinduism, Lawrence stated that "exclusionism - maintaining one's divinity is reality" is rare in Hinduism. Julius Lipner and other scholars pointed out that pluralism and 'pluralism' - other gods are recognized and respected by members of different 'sects', always being a Hindu spirit and lifestyle.

Hinduism follows the polytheism tradition. Hindus worship many gods, and these gods and goddesss usually belong to sacred temples. In fact, quoting a particular line of sacred Hindu text, many think that there are about 330 million gods in Hindu myths. Each of these gods and goddesses symbolizes certain aspects of life. Goddess Saraswati is the source of all knowledge and wisdom. God Brahma is the reality creator we know. In fact, the sacred trinity of Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva is regarded as the basis of the whole Hindu myth.