Godhead Trinity of deities from "summary" of ABC of Hinduism by Prem P. Bhalla
The Godhead Trinity of Hinduism consists of Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva - three supreme deities who are responsible for the creation, maintenance and destruction of the Universe, respectively. These deities are worshipped and revered by Hindus throughout the world.- The concept of the Godhead Trinity of deities is a popular belief in many Hindu traditions. It states that there is one supreme god who is manifested in three forms: Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.
- By recognizing and honoring the divine forces of Brahman, Vishnu and Shiva, Hindus seek spiritual enlightenment and liberation from their worldly bonds.
- For many Hindus, worship of the divine trio is essential to maintain peace and harmony in life. They pay respects to the three in different forms, such as through prayer, offerings, rituals or simple contemplation.
- The belief in the triad of gods is deeply embedded in the psyche of Hindus, which is evident in stories, sculptures, rites and chants associated with them.
- It is believed that the holy trinity bridges the gap between man and God, and provides an opportunity for devotees to approach the ultimate power.
- These three manifestations encompass the creative, preservative and destructive qualities of existence and strive for cosmic balance.
- This holiness gives stability and direction to the believers’ lives, helping them lead meaningful and ethical paths.
