Brahma was perplexed, “Who am I? Where am I coming from?” and was in search for an answer to his questions. A mind that is immersed in the worldly or sensual pleasure will not have such questions. Only an unstained or pure mind will try to know its source. So Brahma searched every where around him but could not find the answer. Then he started looking within himself. He remained in meditation for hundred years.

Our great Masters tell us that meditation is the only way to merge with the Lord. Other exercises can not take us deep into ourselves. Thus Brahma gets the vision of the Lord and starts creation.

This means, that only when the mind is with the Lord, it will have the power of creativity.Till then, it will remain perplexed and confused about what to do and how to do. Only with the grace of the Lord, we will be able to know the purpose of our life and live a meaningful life.

BrahmaSthuthi is the most significant prayer one should practise in the daily life. Lord Brahma realizes that his origin is none other than the Lord himself and obeys His instruction to start creation. Here, before starting creation, Brahma prays to the Lord to remove doership from him.