Compare And Contrast The Cosmology Of Hinduism

Hinduism has one of the most interesting and consistent evolving cosmologies on the earth. One significant belief of Hinduism is that the universe was started by a percussion beat of their first supreme deity, Shiva. Additionally, Hindu’s believe that three gods are responsible for the creation, order, and destruction of the universe. Last, an idea they accept and believe is that there is multiple ages of humankind concluding with destruction and starting with recreation. The cosmology of hinduism is very complicated and detailed. A tenet about cosmology that the Hindu’s have is the many world hypothesis, which is the idea that there is an infinite number of universes. In addition, they believe that their deity, Shiva, created a percussive drumbeat that lead to a spontaneous energetic impulse
First, there is the creator god, Brahma. In some traditions, Brahma was the supreme of the three, and the supreme status lead him to be pictured more as a metaphysical conception of a prominent god. At the beginning, he hatched from a cosmic golden egg creating good and evil. The second god is Lord Shiva, which in prehistoric time, was considered the supreme of the three gods and creator of the physical universe. Shiva has an intricate character with a side of goodness as he serves as the protector of the world, but he also has a darker side serving as the leader of evil. In addition, he is considered the destroyer of the world. The final god is Vishnu, who is the guardian of men and the protector of order in the universe. In necessary times to maintain order, he will be reincarnated in earth to fight various creatures creating chaos. He has many mortal avatars, but his final one will be Kalki. Kalki will appear riding on a white horse during the apocalypse foretelling the start of a new golden age. The three gods that make up the Hindu cosmology are a vital part of the Hindu