**In the center of the image, the figure of Brahma, the Hindu God of Creation, sits majestically. He is depicted as a mature, sage-like figure with a serene and wise expression, his four heads facing the four cardinal directions, symbolizing his omnipresence and omniscience. Each face carries a warm, tranquil smile that exudes a feeling of deep wisdom and understanding. Brahma is illustrated with four arms, each bearing a significant object. His upper right hand holds a rosary, known as 'akshamala', symbolizing the cyclic nature of life. His upper left hand carries a book, the 'Vedas', representing knowledge. His lower right hand holds a water pot, the 'kamandalu', a symbol of life's origin. In his lower left hand, he is holding a lotus, the 'Padma', symbolizing the existence of life and the reality of the universe. He is dressed in a white dhoti with gold trim, and his chest is adorned with various necklaces and the sacred thread, known as 'Yajnopavita'. His heads are crowned with golden headdresses, each intricately decorated and sparkling with precious gems. His silver hair flows down to his shoulders in gentle waves, framing his faces. Brahma is seated on a lotus that emerges from the navel of a sleeping Vishnu, suggesting the concept of creation emerging from preservation. The backdrop is a pastel blue sky with faint fluffy clouds, giving an impression of heavenly abode. The bottom of the image shows the tranquil waters of the cosmic ocean on which Vishnu reclines. An occasional soft ripple appears on the water surface, subtly reflecting the colors of the sky above. Surrounding Brahma are several celestial beings, looking on with reverence, their faces full of awe and respect. Among them, Saraswati, the goddess of learning and wisdom, is prominently depicted, [...]** - <@1073394906627833947> (Open on website for full quality) (fast)