The True Origin of Day and Night in the Brahma Purana
Explore the Brahma Purana's profound claim that Time is not mechanical, but the discarded psychological residue of the Creator's shifting consciousness.
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Articles on the Brahma Purana: its teachings, stories and meaning, explained in plain words.
The Brahma Purana is traditionally considered the first among the eighteen major Mahapuranas of Sanatan Dharma. Ascribed to Maharshi Veda Vyasa, the text is framed as a discourse delivered by Lord Brahma to sage Daksha. It primarily expounds on cosmology, sacred pilgrimage sites, particularly Purushottama Kshetra and the Godavari river basin, as well as righteous conduct and devotion.
Explore the Brahma Purana's profound claim that Time is not mechanical, but the discarded psychological residue of the Creator's shifting consciousness.