Lord Brahma Hears the Gayatri Mantra
Lord Brahma Hears the Gayatri Mantra

Lord Brahma Hears the Gayatri Mantra Krishna Art Posters and Canvas Prints

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When Lord Brahma, the first created being, found himself seated upon a lotus flower, he was unable to find its source. He could not see that the lotus sprang from the Lord; nor did he know who he was or what his purpose was. He followed the stem of the lotus dowh to the waters from which it had arisen, and there he considered all these questions. While thus engaged in thinking, Brahma heard two syllables joined together. These formed the word tapa, austerity, which is the wealth of the renounced order of life. 


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When Lord Brahma heard the sound tapa, he tried to find the speaker, searching on all sides. But when he was unable to find anyone besides himself, he thought it wise to sit down firmly on his lotus seat and give his attention to the execution of penance, as he had been instructed. 

Lord Brahma underwent penances for one thousand years by the calculation ofthe demigods. Thus he controlled his mind and senses as a great lesson for the living entities. 

By reciting the mantra of the Lord and meditating on the transcendental form of the Lord in the spiritual world, Brahma at last heard the sound of Sri Krishna's flute. As the sound entered his eight ears, it came out of his mouths as the transcendental Gayatri mantra. In this way Brahma was initiated with all the Vedic knowledge and came to understand who he was and how he was to engage himself in creation of this universe.

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