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HINDU GODDESS TRINITY
The Hindus have two different
trinities, unlike the Christians who
have only one. The first Hindu trinity
are the three Hindu gods. Which are
Brahman, Vishnu, and Shiva. They
represent the cycle of rebirth and
reincarnation. Brahman is the creator of
the universe, Vishnu is the preserver of
the universe, and Shiva is the destroyer
and the recreator.
The second Hindu trinity are the three goddesses and
wives of the gods of the first trinity. All six of these
gods and goddesses have other incarnations. The double
trinity of Hinduism represents the Jewish Star of David. In
other words, two triangles, one upside down and the triangle
right side up and they intersect each other. The six pointed
star of David was originally a Hindu symbol meaning double
trinity and the Jews of Israel adopted it from the Hindus
and turned it into the Star of David.
Each God in the trinity has his consort. To Brahma is
Saraswati, the Goddess of knowledge. For Vishnu is
Lakshmi, the Goddess of love, beauty and delight. For
Shiva is Kali (Parvati) , the Goddess of power,
destruction and transformation. These are the three main
forms of the Goddess, as Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are the
three main forms of the God.
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