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Hinduism - What Does it Say About Big Bang? Big Bang tries to explain the origin of the universe. At present there seems to be a general consensus that universe began with a big bang. What does Hinduism say about this? Before we discuss that let us discuss the main theory about Big Bang. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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 Maya Namam writes:Subject: Re: Hinduism does have references to the Big Bang The above reason is why we support Big Bang. 50 Brahma years ago, everything was in Vishnu's body - Brahman. Comment provided July 5, 2009 at 5:37 pm
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Subject: Hinduism does have references to the Big Bang
The Hindus believe that the Big Bang is the great event where the space less time less entity ( Nirguna Brahmam - Shiva or Rudra) united with another entity which has space and time ( Guna Brahmam Durga). The Nirguna Brahman wanted to take a look at itself and it combined with the Guna Bramam and exploded with a huge magnitude, hence began time and space. The heat that was generated at the moment of the big bang explosion is what Hindu's call the Rudram.