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Agni is a Hindu deity, one of the most important of the Vedic gods. He is the god of fire[1] and the acceptor of sacrifices. The sacrifices made to Agni go to the deities because Agni is a messenger[2] from and to the other gods. He is ever-young, because the fire is re-lit every day, and also immortal... Agni has three forms: fire, lightning and the Sun...The word agni is Sanskrit for "fire" (noun)...In some Hindu symbolism, Agni's parents are said to be the two components of the firedrill used to start the fire, and when young he was said to be cared for by ten servants, which represent the fingers of the man who is starting the fire...
Agni is described as god of fire, but at the same time it is said that he has three forms: fire, lightning and the Sun. Fire is terrestrial fire, sun is celestial fire and lightning is the link between them, the essence of fire. The latest scientific data is showing us that universe is electric in nature, and that the main building block of our universe is self organizing electrically charged plasma. Universe seems to be powered and controlled not by gravity but by electricity. Endless, eternal birkeland current grid creates, powers and destroys galaxies, who in turn create, power and destroy suns, who in turn create, power and destroy planets, who in turn create, power and destroy moons.
Suns, planets and moons create, power and destroy life. Everything is connected with everything and everything is electrically charged plasma. Electric universe (the sky) father creates electric sun (the son fire) by means of birkeland currents (celestial lightning). Electric universe (the sky) father also creates electric earth (the daughter fire) by means of electric currents that flow from the sun to the earth and directly from universal sky grid. This is makes earth the daughter of sun and sun's sister. The marriage of Sun and Earth produces life including us humans. The Electric sun father holds mother earth in constant embrace, and creates life by impregnating mother earth with his electric penis, lightning. His progeny is terrestrial fire: fire burning in the belly of mother earth - the volcanic fire, fire burning on the surface of mother earth - ordinary fire, and fire burning in all living things - the life fire.
Agni, the three headed good later became three gods, trimurti:
The Trimrti (English: three forms'; Sanskrit: trimrti), Tri Murati or Trimurati, is a concept in Hinduism "in which the cosmic functions of creation, maintenance, and destruction are personified by the forms of Brahma the creator, Vishnu the maintainer or preserver and Shiva the destroyer or transformer."These three gods have been called "the Hindu triad" or the "Great Trinity", often addressed as "Brahma-Vishnu-Maheshwara."
One type of depiction for the Trimurti shows three heads on one neck, and often even three faces on one head, each looking in a different direction.
One type of depiction for the Trimurti shows three heads on one neck, and often even three faces on one head, each looking in a different direction.
Trimurti was eventually split into three separate gods, as people forgot the original meaning of the "three forms": Vishnu, Brahma and Siva, even though the Vedic scripture tells us that Agni is one and only god and that there is no other god but him:
They call Him Indra, Mitra, Varuna, Agni, and he is the Divine good winged bird (the sun with beautiful rays). The sages describe one and the same Agni in various ways and call it Agni, Yama and Matarisvan.
Agni itself is Indra, Vayu, Brahma, Vishnu and Brahmanaspati.
Varuna and Mitra are but functional manifestations of Agni.
Vishnu, Rudra and Marut are also functional manifestations of Agni.
That (Supreme Being) is Agni; that is the Surya; that is the Vayu; that is the Chandrama; that is Jyoti; that is Brahman; and that is Prajapati.
"For indeed Agni is that God. His are the names: as the easterners (prachyaah) call him Sarva' (all), Bahlikas (call him) Dhava' (one who shakes), Rudra' (one who causes weeping), Pasunampatih' (the Lord or the protector of beasts), Agni' (the first leader, he who was there at the outset).
The perception of the worshipper makes the ONE Deity appear as three, but in their ontological essence, they are ONE.
Agni itself is Indra, Vayu, Brahma, Vishnu and Brahmanaspati.
Varuna and Mitra are but functional manifestations of Agni.
Vishnu, Rudra and Marut are also functional manifestations of Agni.
That (Supreme Being) is Agni; that is the Surya; that is the Vayu; that is the Chandrama; that is Jyoti; that is Brahman; and that is Prajapati.
"For indeed Agni is that God. His are the names: as the easterners (prachyaah) call him Sarva' (all), Bahlikas (call him) Dhava' (one who shakes), Rudra' (one who causes weeping), Pasunampatih' (the Lord or the protector of beasts), Agni' (the first leader, he who was there at the outset).
The perception of the worshipper makes the ONE Deity appear as three, but in their ontological essence, they are ONE.
Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2
