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**Tibaveriafark** · 12-20-2009, 09:42 PM

Brahma is the first of Trimurthis, and the Srushti Kartha. But why Brhma is not worshipped? The other two Siva and Vishnu are worshipped.If at all, how many famous temples are there for Brahma? What are the prayer slokas on Brahma? Do anybody pray to Brahma? Is it not logical to pray to Brahma for the blessings of having children, as he is the srushti kartah?

Asuras are reported to have prayed to Brahma and got many "Varams.Even Devas pray to Brahma .".Why humans are not praying to Brahma?

Greetings

Brahma, supposedly, stopped being worshipped in India since the puranic times.

There is a story in the Varaha purana -- it says that sage Brighu found Brahma unfit for worship and cursed him that he no longer wud be worshipped.

There are very few temples for Brahma in India, some temples are mentioned here: Brahma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

However, Brahma continues to be worshipped in Thailand and Cambodia. Probably the early settlers there had some connection with the ancient asshur tribes.

Reg the asura-deva stuff, perhaps this might intrest you: The Vedic Religion in Ancient Iran and Zarathushtra

Regards.

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Tibaveriafark Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 419 Senior Member	Brahma is the first of Trimurthis, and the Srushti Kartha. But why Brhma is not worshipped? The other two Siva and Vishnu are worshipped.If at all, how many famous temples are there for Brahma? What are the prayer slokas on Brahma? Do anybody pray to Brahma? Is it not logical to pray to Brahma for the blessings of having children, as he is the srushti kartah? Asuras are reported to have prayed to Brahma and got many "Varams.Even Devas pray to Brahma .".Why humans are not praying to Brahma? Greetings Brahma, supposedly, stopped being worshipped in India since the puranic times. There is a story in the Varaha purana -- it says that sage Brighu found Brahma unfit for worship and cursed him that he no longer wud be worshipped. There are very few temples for Brahma in India, some temples are mentioned here: Brahma - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia However, Brahma continues to be worshipped in Thailand and Cambodia. Probably the early settlers there had some connection with the ancient asshur tribes. Reg the asura-deva stuff, perhaps this might intrest you: The Vedic Religion in Ancient Iran and Zarathushtra Regards.
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