paul linus
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According to Hindu philosophy, the world was not created in the Biblical sense, because God and the universe are essentially the same. For Creation by God, God has to be distinct from the universe. Hence Hindu philosophy advocates that at the time of Creation God manifested Himself as the universe.
Hindu mythology, on the other hand depicts Creation in anthropomorphic terms and there are various versions of Creation in the various Puranas. The most common version is that at the time of Creation Vishnu wakes up and a lotus emerges from his navel on which Brahma is seated. Brahma then creates the universe.
Hindu mythology, on the other hand depicts Creation in anthropomorphic terms and there are various versions of Creation in the various Puranas. The most common version is that at the time of Creation Vishnu wakes up and a lotus emerges from his navel on which Brahma is seated. Brahma then creates the universe.
