The "Hindu Trinity" Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva - Tales of the Nakshatra Gods

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This is from my book, Nakshatra - the Authentic Heart of Vedic Astrology - which you can find on Amazon right now.

[@MariaOrtiz-pc7io]

One of the glories of Kali Yuga. Clicking somewhere in my computer and instantly getting the teaching of superior /king knowledge without any valuable retribution to the master. Thank you Vic!

[@vinodramson406]

Namaskar i am binod from Nepal living in dubai. My father taught me that..GOD means G;- Generator(Śrīsṭīkartā)= Bramha O;- Operator (Pālanakartā)= Vishnu D;- Destroyer (Ḍisṭrōyara)= Mahes

[@maezstroz4877]

Thank you so much Vic for the Purva and Uttara school of thought! I love the contribution and the deep insight you bring!

[@piteshbhanushali1140]

Hinduism, jainism, buddism can we learn so much...

[@katharina5841]

enjoyed this very much, thank you Vic

[@rikuriku6690]

I bought your book. It's so nice you explain in video and gives me better understanding that i read

[@quinkrishna7808]

This helped me so much!!! Thank you with all of my heart.

[@gorjanaelenairi]

Beautiful💜

[@sivaram3555]

Hey Vic! 1) In every incarnations of Vishnu, he worshipped and did pujas for Shiva. Like Rama, Parashurama, Krishna they all did worship and puja for Shiva. Then why Shiva didn’t worship/puja for Vishnu ? 2) Also mostly Why Shiva worshipping as “Lingam ?” Instead of human form ? 3) And Who is Superior Shiva or Vishnu ? What does Vedas says ? Or “They both are ONE ?” 4) Why does Shiva considers demigod in Vaishnavism ?

[@VicDiCaraAstrology]

1) Why do you think Shiva does not do vishnu puja? That is weird, it is described everywhere. Even in our very recent bhagavatam streams we saw Shiva teaching pracetas how to worship Vishnu. 2) They do. Vishnu is also worshipped in non-athromophic forms (shaligram shilas, for example) 3) They are one being doing two different things. But Vishnu is the aspect that is manifesting sattva, Rudra is the aspect manifesting haratva. So Vishnu is closer to the natural, inherent nature of Svayam Bhagavan. 4) He is not. He is considered a modified Vishnu-tattva. Devas are jiva-tattva. Shiva is not jiva-tattva. You have learned Vaishnavism from people who do not understand this part, maybe.

[@shitsugane]

Thank you. It was extremely interesting especially when you elucidate the ways of thought I am a Brahma Kumar Can you tell me a little bit about them as you know them - and what you think I would appreciate this greatly. Again thanks for the video and your gentle way

[@nazneenakhter5279]

Brilliance only brilliance

[@jigold22571]

Thank You.

[@nancylord9221]

Thank you

[@pattymayoooooooo]

Can we get some pictures up in here??

[@GoddessNadira]

Funny situation: My moon is in Rohini (Brahma as my diety) and Im at this point in my life where like you mentioned in the video I am obsessed with astrology for answers! Its like I can't (yet) go straight to the source (Uttura school) sorry if Im not spelling it correctly* but its like this makes sense and then it doesn't lol. I took notes this video was very interesting.

[@GoddessNadira]

I can’t wait for the video about Brahma!

[@nancylord9221]

I'm following

[@rikuriku6690]

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I will

[@nazneenakhter5279]

Wow

[@nancylord9221]

Is ultra above earthly desires

[@bardoteachings]

How to enroll into your class?

[@katharina5841]

It is usually announced on the Community tab in Vic's channel profile

[@bardoteachings]

@@katharina5841 thank you

[@VicDiCaraAstrology]

Thanks Katherine

[@santhat7311]

Guruji, you resemble jesus christ and maybe he preached like you. Shubha bhuyat

[@consciousness_33]

Do some deeper reading. This is the same thing as christianity. All religions hold lots of truth. If I've learned one thing it's to not value one body of knowledge over another

[@VicDiCaraAstrology]

the christian trinity has nothing in common with brahma vishnu shiva. it is however, slightly akin to the vedic concept of divinity as a triplicate: bhagavan, paramatma, brahman.

[@norah3220]

I understand that Krishna is the creator,Vishnu is the preserver and Shiva the destroyer.

[@VicDiCaraAstrology]

you can understand like that if you like. none of the paramparas see it that way, however. Krishna is not a parcel of this extrinsic world (hence it is "extrinsic" or "material"). Ultimately Krishna is the generating force of everything, but when we are speaking of creation (rajas), maintainence (sattva), and destruction (tamas) we are speaking of Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva respectively - Krishna has no direct role there.