Shiva Vishnu Brahma

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Shiva - Vishnu - Brahma are a mutually dependent trinity. In this

sense none is superior or inferior to another.

 

Brahma creates, and thus embodies Raja-Guna. Vishnu maintains the

creation and thus embodies Sattva-Guna. Shiva destroyes the creation

and thus embodies Tamo-Guna. All three are energies of the Supreme

Fountainhead, and are thus categorically superior to any other Jiva.

 

The fountainhead from which the Three manifest is vishnu/sada-shiva

" hari-hara " . Thus Vishnu and Sada-Shiva are in that sense superior to

Brahma.

 

Beyond hari/hara sadashiv/vishu there are the forms of Godhead which

never touch the material creation process: the eternal Narayanas. Of

all Narayanas, the lovable form of Krishna as described in the 10th

Skanda of Bhagavat Puran is the original Narayana, the source of all

others who are facets of his personality.

 

" Ete camsakala-pumsa. Krishnas tu bhagavan SVAYAM "

 

This relates to Astrology in that we must clearly understand the Vedic

context in which Jyotishi resides. Beyond that, there is no intrinsic

relation.

 

Thank you respectfully,

Vic DiCara

http://www.vedicastrologer.net

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Edit:

 

Technically, between the sada-shiva / kshirodaksayi vishu is the

karanodakshayi vishnu who resides on the ocean of causality outside

all the manifest universes but within the portion of existence clouded

and set aside for material creation. karanodakshayi vishnu is an amsha

of Narayan, from there continue in my original email.

 

 

 

> Vic D <vicdicara

> June 24, 2008 9:33:10 AM PDT

> jyotish-vidya

> Shiva Vishnu Brahma

>

> Dear Members Interested in this Topic:

>

> Shiva - Vishnu - Brahma are a mutually dependent trinity. In this

> sense none is superior or inferior to another.

>

> Brahma creates, and thus embodies Raja-Guna. Vishnu maintains the

> creation and thus embodies Sattva-Guna. Shiva destroyes the creation

> and thus embodies Tamo-Guna. All three are energies of the Supreme

> Fountainhead, and are thus categorically superior to any other Jiva.

>

> The fountainhead from which the Three manifest is vishnu/sada-shiva

> " hari-hara " . Thus Vishnu and Sada-Shiva are in that sense superior

> to Brahma.

>

> Beyond hari/hara sadashiv/vishu there are the forms of Godhead which

> never touch the material creation process: the eternal Narayanas. Of

> all Narayanas, the lovable form of Krishna as described in the 10th

> Skanda of Bhagavat Puran is the original Narayana, the source of all

> others who are facets of his personality.

>

> " Ete camsakala-pumsa. Krishnas tu bhagavan SVAYAM "

>

> This relates to Astrology in that we must clearly understand the

> Vedic context in which Jyotishi resides. Beyond that, there is no

> intrinsic relation.

>

> Thank you respectfully,

> Vic DiCara

> http://www.vedicastrologer.net

>