Hinduism myth about how the world was created?

Answer 1

According to Hinduism God Brahama created the world and is know as shritirachiyta or The Creator..

According to Hindu and Vedic scriptures like Vedas and Gita, the Almighty, All Creator, Omnipotent, Omnipresent and Formless Power which is God, has created the Universe

Answer 2

THE SYMBOLISM OF THE HINDU CREATION OF THE WORLD:

To clearly understand the Hindu concept of creation of the world, we must keep in mind that,

1. The world is eternal and was not created at any point of time

2. 'Creation of the world' is symbolic of creation of a new life after our life is devastated completely.

THE THREE HINDU CONCEPTS OF CREATION OF THE WORLD:

1. Brahman, the supreme Hindu god, directly created the world

2. Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva emerged from Brahmanda (default state of Brahman) and Brahma created the world, under the observation of Vishnu and Shiva.

3. Vishnu emerged from Brahmanda and Brahma emerged from the navel of Vishnu and created the world

The first concept is the original and the most efficient for creation of a new life. The third, the most accepted, is the last and the safest.

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN VISHNU AND BRAHMA:

The sitting of Brahma on a lotus, whose stem emerges from the navel of Vishnu, may look like imagination of an artist. However, it is based on human physiology.

The semi voluntary Vishnu force corresponds to our abdomen and the voluntary component of the semi voluntary force, which Brahma represents, to our navel.

Brahma and creation:

Of the seven forces we have, the voluntary Brahma force is the best force for creation of a new life as it is a short duration force and is directly under our control. It is thus the best force for experimenting.

Thus, according to Hinduism,

1. The world is eternal

2. Symbolically, Vishnu emerges from Brahmanda and Brahma emerges from Vishnu to create the world (new life).

Answer 3

Hindus believe that the world is created, destroyed, and recreated in an eternally repetitive series of cycles. It continuously moves from one Maha Yuga (great age) to the next, with each lasting for 4,320,000 years. Each Maha Yuga consists of a series of four shorter yugas, or ages, each of which is morally worse and of shorter duration than the age that preceded it.

Answer 4

Hinduism never believes in creation or destruction of this world. This world was eternally there, is there and will be there. Form of the world, the animals or plants living on it, or any other thing can change. The only thing that does not change is the theory that every thing changes.

Answer 5

The real story is that the brahma created the earth

Answer 6

the world was created by the class from launceston primary school hijacked this.