The Hindu Trinity consists of Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva who represent the creator, preserver, and destroyer of the universe respectively. Brahma is aligned with transcendent Godhead and cosmic mind, Vishnu with the cosmic lord, and Shiva with the cosmic force. Each aspect contains and includes the others. Brahma has Saraswati as his consort, Vishnu has Lakshmi, and Shiva has Parvati. Hindu life is also divided into four stages or ashramas - brahmacharya (student), grihastha (householder), vanaprastha (hermit), and sannyasa (wandering ascetic). Each

1. Hindu Trinity

2. Hindu Trinity means
The Hindu trinity is of Brahma,vishnu and Shiva. As per Hindu
mythology they are respectively the creator, preserver and
destroyer of the universe. They are also aligned as the
transcendent Godhead, the cosmic lord, Vishnu and the cosmic
mind, Brahma. In this regard they are called SatTatAum, The
Being, the Thatness or immanence and the Word or holy spirit.
The trinity represents the Divine in its threefold nature and
function. Each aspect of the trinity contains and includes the
others. 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 Parvati the
Goddess of power, destruction
and transformation. These are the three main forms of the
Goddess, as Brahma, Vishn and Shiva are the three main forms
of the God. The three Goddesses are often worshipped in their
own right as well asalong with their spouse

3. Hindu Life System
In my view, the above gods are symbolic forms of human life system.
In Hinduism, human life is believed to comprise four stages. These
are called "ashramas" and every man should ideally go through
each of these stages:
The First Ashrama "Brahmacharya" or the Student Stage
The Second Ashrama "Grihastha" or the Householder Stage
The Third Ashrama "Vanaprastha" or the Hermit Stage
The Fourth Ashrama "Sannyasa" or the Wandering Ascetic Stage

4. “Brahmacharya”
Brahmacharya TheCelibate Student:
This is a period of formal education. It lasts until the
age of 27, during which, the young male leaves
home to stay with a guru and attain both spiritual
and practical knowledge. During this period, he is
called a brahmachari, and is prepared for his future
profession, as well as for his family, and social
and
religious life ahead.

5. “Grihastha”
Grihastha The Married Family Man:
This period begins when a man gets married, and undertakes the
responsibility for earning a living and
supporting his family. At this stage, Hinduism supports the pursuit of
wealth (artha) as a necessity, and
indulgence in sexual pleasure (kama), under certain defined social and
cosmic norms. This ashrama lasts
until around the age of 54. According to the Laws of Manu, when a
person's skin wrinkles and his hair
greys, he should go out into the forest. However, in real life, most
Hindus are so much in love with this
second ashrama that the Grihastha stage lasts a lifetime!

6. “Vanaprastha”
Vanaprastha TheHermit in Retreat:
This stage of a man begins when his duty as a
householder comes to an end: He has become a
grandfather, his children are grown up, and have
established lives of their own. At this age, he
shouldrenounce all physical, material and sexual pleasures,
retire from his social and professional life, leave his home,
and go to live in a forest hut, spending his time in prayers.
He is allowed to take his wife along, but is supposed to
maintain little contact with the family. This kind of life is
indeed very harsh and cruel for an aged person. No
wonder, this third ashrama is now nearly obsolete.

7. “Sanyasa”
Sanyasa-The Wandering recluse:-
At this stage, a man is supposed to be totally devoted to
God. He is asannyasi, he has no home, no other attachment;
he has renounced all desires,fears and hopes, duties and
responsibilities. He is virtually merged with God, all his
worldly ties are broken, and his sole concern becomes
attaining moksha, or release from the circle of birth and
death. (Suffice it to say, very few Hindu men can go up to this
stage of becoming a complete ascetic.) When he dies, the
funeral ceremonies (Pretakarma) are performed by his son
and heir.

8. Women Role
Women Role in Ashrama system
Although these ashramas are predominantly designed
for the male, females too have a vital role to play in
each one of them. So women are not actually
excluded because they are always supposed to have
an active social and religious life at home. However,
a woman's role is of a dependent nature since,
traditionally, they need the protection of a
responsible male at every stage of life.

9. (1).Brahma charya Ashrama(Stage) ,presiding god
Brahma,Goddess Saraswati
As per Manavu the connection between the above Hindu Trinity &Hindu
life System is as follows (see next slide)

10. (1).Brahma charya Ashrama(Stage) ,presiding
god Brahma,Goddess Saraswati
At this stage i.e 27 years a Hindu life period, spends for attain
Spiritual &practical knowledge. At this mnstage he would be called as
Brahma chary and learns every thing to becomes a full pledged scholar in
his intrest fields.So our sages considers this stage as Bahama chary
Ashrama stage and considered Lord Brahma as presiding god to this
stage..Lord Brahma main duty is to create every thing,with his immense
power i.e nothing but knowledge. So as per our sages , the Brahma chary
period should be known as Brahma and his needs is to attain knowledge,
through education.So such Education also shows as consort of the
Brahma,i.e Goddess Saraswati.As per Hindu mythology Saraswati is
Goddess of Education &Knowledge. So by this it is clear that the early life
stage of the hindu 's presiding God is lord Brahma and his needs.e
education presiding goddess is Saraswati.

11. (2).Grihastha Ashrama(Stage) presiding
God Vishnu &godess Lakshmi.
As per Manavu the Connection of between Grihastha Ashrama(Stage)
and presidingGod Vishnu &godess Lakshmi.(see next slide).

12. (2).Grihastha Ashrama(Stage) presiding
God Vishnu &godess Lakshmi.
This stage starts when Hindu man gets married.For a comman man, marraige gives to him
second life while scholors or sages gets it after attains Brahma Gnana (oneness knowledge).At this stage
the man is entitled to get all eminities and pleasures for enjoyment of life. This stage starts at 28 th year
and continues upto 54 th year of a man. This stage known as "GRIHASTA ASHRAMA" and presiding
god to this stage considers as Vishnu.According to Hindu concept,lord Vishnu is the preserver of the
universe. According to Manu Sage Grihasta main duty is to preseve the society by providing feed to all
sects of the society including pet animals &creatures.In this stage man desire is to get wealth for enjoying
all eminities. So while Presiding god to this stage considers as Vishnu, God of Preserver,his consort
considers as Lakshmi who is Goddess of wealth,love &delight. Here main point is as per Hindu
Mythology Lord Brahma is son of the Lord Vishnu. Lord Brhama borns in A lotus Flower which comes
out from the body i.e.umblical cord of the Lord Vishnu.The man at Grihasta stage gives birth to his kin,
whose stage considers as Brahma Charya .

13. 3). Vanaprastha Ashrama(Stage) Presiding
God Shiva &goddess Parvathi
As per “Manavu” the connection between Vanaprastha Ashrama(Stage)
and Presiding God Shiva &goddess Parvathi ( see next slide)

14. (3).VanaprasthaAshrama(Stage)PresidingGod
Shiva &goddess Parvathi
At this stage which starts 55 th year of a man, he should renounce all physical,
material and sexual pleasures, retire from his social and professional life, leave his
home, and go to live in a forest hut, spending his time in prayers. He is allowed to
take his wife along, but is supposed to maintain contacts with his family.At this
stage the man is with full wisdom of both spiritual &practical.But due to old age
his physical strength decreases gradually.So his main need is power i.e Shakti. So,
the presiding god to stage is Lord Shiva god of Wisdom,&destroyer of the
sociological perils. The main characteristic of the person at this stage is completely
depends on his wife for maintain of day to day life.So while Presiding god is
Shiva ,his needs i.e power is shown as his consort Parvati ,the goddess of
power,destruction and transformation. In this stage the man and his wife
considers one at the same who couldn't live without other. That's why The
presiding god &goddess shown as "ARTHANAREESWARA" i.e half man,half woman
real meaning of full pledged human being. This stage would continues up to 81
years.So regards to Family &sociological ties this stage is the end.

15. (4)Sanyasi Ashrama(Stage) ,Presiding God is
PRAJAPATI. .(the creator)
O Prajapati, you alone have encompassed all these created things:
May that for which with longing we have called upon you be ours;
May we become lords of wealth. (Rig Veda 10.121)
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16. Sanyasi Ashrama(Stage) ,Presiding
God is PRAJAPATI. .(the creator)
At this stage, the man is a sannyasi i.e he has no home, no other attachment; he
has renounced all desires, fears and hopes, duties and responsibilities. He is virtually
merged with God, all his worldly ties are broken, and his sole concern becomes attaining
moksha, or release from the circle of birth and death. (Suffice it to say, very few Hindu men
can go up to this stage of becoming a complete ascetic.) When he dies, the funeral
ceremonies (Pretakarma) are performed by his sons or heirs according to tradition. So at
this stage, question of family ties, sociological ties does not arise, as he renounced all
including his wife. same rule applicable to woman also. their only aim is to attain moksha
i.e merge with super soul or god or nature. So nature's creator Prajapati or Sun is the
presiding god to this stage. So According to Hindu Ideology,every common man includes
woman can attain moksha by following the above Ashrama system in his life. Of course, as
life span is not determinable by the man, somebody tries to attain moksha,after skipping
the important stage i.e Grihasta, and receiving the Sanyasa Ashrama directly,after Brahma
Charya Stage. Even though their purpose serves to some extent, their path won't be
considered as full pledged one in Hindu system.this is clear with renowned ancient Hindu
sages who were lead their matrimonial lives,despite of their lives dedicated to attain
moksha

17. Manavu the founder of “Manavuism”
So finally i conclude my views with the Apex court of India verdict, in this aspect i.e"Unlike other
religions in the world,the Hindu religion does not claim any one prophet it does not worship any one god;
it does not believe in any one philosophic concept; it does not follow any one act of religious rites or
performances; in fact, it does not satisfy the traditional features of a religion or creed.IT IS A WAY OF
LIFE AND NOTHING MORE.