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Brahma is the main god of the Hindu religion. He is one of the Hindu
trinity of Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva. Brahma is also Brahman, the Supreme
Infinite God. Yet, Vishnu is himself considered merely another
manifestation of Brahman or Brahma. Brahma in the form of Prajapati is
the creator of the Universe in the Vedic religion. He is hence the
most important Hindu god, towering like a colossus above Vishnu and
Rudra-Shiva. The beastly behaviour of this God is thus especially
significant, and shows how the rotten nature of Hinduism extends to
the very foundation.
Brahma's Incest With Sarasvati
The savage Vedic Aryans who invaded India practiced widespread incest,
cannibalism, sati and other barbarities. It is hence no surprise that
the main Vedic god also displayed animal characteristics. He had
incest with his own daughter, an act that is perfectly legal in Vedic
law :
" Brahma is one of the 3 main gods - Trimurti - of the Hindu pantheon.
He is the creator of the universe. Sarasvati, who became the wife of
her own father, was the daughter of Brahma. There are 2 stories about
her genesis in the `Saraswati Purana'. One is that Brahma created his
beautiful daughter Saraswati direct from his `vital strength' or
seminal fluid. The other is that Brahma used to collect his semen in a
pot whenever he masturbated fixing his carnal eyes on the celestial
beauty Urvasi. Brahma's semen in the pot gave birth to the sage
Agastya, and Agastya in turn gave birth to Saraswati. Thus, Saraswati
had no mother.
" This daughter or grand-daughter of Brahma is the Hindu goddess of
learning. When Brahma saw the beauty of Saraswati he became amorous.
To escape from her father's passionate approach Saraswati ran to the
lands in all four directions, but she could not escape from her
father. She succumbed to Brahma's wish. Brahma and his daughter
Saraswati lived as husband and wife indulging in incest for 100 years.
They had a son Swayambhumaru and a daughter Satarupa. Through the
incest of Brahma's son and daughter Brahma got two grandsons and two
grand-daughters."
( Kovoor, p.76 )
The legend is given in the following `sacred' Vedic texts ( Spellman,
p.28 ):
Aitareya Brahmana.III.33
Satapatha Brahmana.I.7.4.1ff; XIV, 4.2.1ff;
Matsya Purana.III.32 ff;
Bhagavata Purana.III.12.28ff.
Justification of Incest
In all these `holy' scriptures, this act of unrestrained incest is
justified and upheld as a legal act !
" Brahma followed Savitri [ Sarasvati ], married her, and they lived
together in a lotus for one hundred years. The Purana [ Matsya ] then
points out that no question arises regarding prohibited acts of the
gods since they do not reap the fruits of their karma (actions) as do
mortals. A further justification of Brahma's action is given by noting
that Brahma is the lord of the Vedas and Savitri is the goddess of the
Vedas. They therefore are inseparable, and to unite the Vedas with the
sacred prayer can surely be no evil."
( Spellman, p.30 )
However, the Vedas, which carry far more authority than the Puranic
and Brahmanic texts cited above, enjoin this practice. Incest, far
from being a `corruption' introduced after the Vedic Dark Ages, was
thus a common practice during that age of barbarism and illiteracy,
and is a Hindu institution perfectly sanctioned in the Vedas.
Vedic Sanction of Incest
One of the most irrefutable facts proving that Hinduism is evil right
at its very foundation is the fact that the Vedas justify the beastly
act of incest as a `sacred act'. This was no doubt an outcome of the
strict practice of `brahmacharya' which produced hoards of sexually
starved psychopathic sadhus. It is these mad sadhu Brahmins, the
authors of the concocted Vedas, who justified and legalised incest.
Indeed, the Vedas enjoin incest as a kind of marriage. This fact was
utilised by Brahma when convincing his daughter Sarasvati (also known
as Padma) to succumb to his unlimited lust :
" 8. On seeing his beautiful daughter Padma, Brahma was sexually
excited. He wooed his daughter and wanted to copulate with her. How
could a daughter give consent to her own father? Padma refused. Brahma
could not give up his desire. He began to quote the Vedas to convince
her that there was nothing wrong in having sex with anyone, anytime,
anywhere for the sake of giving birth to a child. "
-- ( Puran )
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@brahmastra8700
Brahma is the main god of the Hindu religion. He is one of the Hindu
trinity of Brahma-Vishnu-Shiva. Brahma is also Brahman, the Supreme
Infinite God. Yet, Vishnu is himself considered merely another
manifestation of Brahman or Brahma. Brahma in the form of Prajapati is
the creator of the Universe in the Vedic religion. He is hence the
most important Hindu god, towering like a colossus above Vishnu and
Rudra-Shiva. The beastly behaviour of this God is thus especially
significant, and shows how the rotten nature of Hinduism extends to
the very foundation.
Brahma's Incest With Sarasvati
The savage Vedic Aryans who invaded India practiced widespread incest,
cannibalism, sati and other barbarities. It is hence no surprise that
the main Vedic god also displayed animal characteristics. He had
incest with his own daughter, an act that is perfectly legal in Vedic
law :
" Brahma is one of the 3 main gods - Trimurti - of the Hindu pantheon.
He is the creator of the universe. Sarasvati, who became the wife of
her own father, was the daughter of Brahma. There are 2 stories about
her genesis in the `Saraswati Purana'. One is that Brahma created his
beautiful daughter Saraswati direct from his `vital strength' or
seminal fluid. The other is that Brahma used to collect his semen in a
pot whenever he masturbated fixing his carnal eyes on the celestial
beauty Urvasi. Brahma's semen in the pot gave birth to the sage
Agastya, and Agastya in turn gave birth to Saraswati. Thus, Saraswati
had no mother.
" This daughter or grand-daughter of Brahma is the Hindu goddess of
learning. When Brahma saw the beauty of Saraswati he became amorous.
To escape from her father's passionate approach Saraswati ran to the
lands in all four directions, but she could not escape from her
father. She succumbed to Brahma's wish. Brahma and his daughter
Saraswati lived as husband and wife indulging in incest for 100 years.
They had a son Swayambhumaru and a daughter Satarupa. Through the
incest of Brahma's son and daughter Brahma got two grandsons and two
grand-daughters."
( Kovoor, p.76 )
The legend is given in the following `sacred' Vedic texts ( Spellman,
p.28 ):
Aitareya Brahmana.III.33
Satapatha Brahmana.I.7.4.1ff; XIV, 4.2.1ff;
Matsya Purana.III.32 ff;
Bhagavata Purana.III.12.28ff.
Justification of Incest
In all these `holy' scriptures, this act of unrestrained incest is
justified and upheld as a legal act !
" Brahma followed Savitri [ Sarasvati ], married her, and they lived
together in a lotus for one hundred years. The Purana [ Matsya ] then
points out that no question arises regarding prohibited acts of the
gods since they do not reap the fruits of their karma (actions) as do
mortals. A further justification of Brahma's action is given by noting
that Brahma is the lord of the Vedas and Savitri is the goddess of the
Vedas. They therefore are inseparable, and to unite the Vedas with the
sacred prayer can surely be no evil."
( Spellman, p.30 )
However, the Vedas, which carry far more authority than the Puranic
and Brahmanic texts cited above, enjoin this practice. Incest, far
from being a `corruption' introduced after the Vedic Dark Ages, was
thus a common practice during that age of barbarism and illiteracy,
and is a Hindu institution perfectly sanctioned in the Vedas.
Vedic Sanction of Incest
One of the most irrefutable facts proving that Hinduism is evil right
at its very foundation is the fact that the Vedas justify the beastly
act of incest as a `sacred act'. This was no doubt an outcome of the
strict practice of `brahmacharya' which produced hoards of sexually
starved psychopathic sadhus. It is these mad sadhu Brahmins, the
authors of the concocted Vedas, who justified and legalised incest.
Indeed, the Vedas enjoin incest as a kind of marriage. This fact was
utilised by Brahma when convincing his daughter Sarasvati (also known
as Padma) to succumb to his unlimited lust :
" 8. On seeing his beautiful daughter Padma, Brahma was sexually
excited. He wooed his daughter and wanted to copulate with her. How
could a daughter give consent to her own father? Padma refused. Brahma
could not give up his desire. He began to quote the Vedas to convince
her that there was nothing wrong in having sex with anyone, anytime,
anywhere for the sake of giving birth to a child. "
-- ( Puran )
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