Introduction

• This is the abode of Brahma and Saraswati.
• Exists in a conceptual space - a realm between realms.
  • Accessing this space requires a specific type of penance that only few know of.
  • Impossible (near) to reach in physical form:
    • This is a result of an enchantment implemented by Vishnu to disallow access to those from the three realms.
    • Only a few people can access this place in the physical sense:
      • Trimurti + Consorts
      • Hanuman
      • Ganesh
      • Allowed guests

Map

• The realm is a seemingly endless field of green with a large lake where a flock of swans call home.
• No matter which direction you walk, you will always end up here.
• There is a large castle-like structure near the lake Brahmaprasada (Castle of Brahma).

Areas of Interest

Brahmaprasada

Description

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Purpose

• Houses all the knowledge of the world.
• Is also the prison for Brahma.
  • At the lowest levels of this castle there is an enchanted cave that isolates everything without from the world outside.
  • It insulates all magic, turning everything divine that enters inert.
  • It is powerful enough to render Brahma inert.

Brahma's Prison

Description

• It is a large stony cave as darks as the night.
• There is a large stone gate that can only be opened from the outside by a select few:
  • Vishnu
  • Saraswati
• Inside the cave, there is a large statue that is the form of Brahma.

Purpose

• After the events that required Vishnu to descend as: Matsya, Varaha and Narasimha, Vishnu himself imprisoned Brahma in these quarters.
• It was a decision that was seemingly made with the unanimous vote from all the Devas.
• The prison is basically a vacuum of all magic and divinity.
  • Those that enter are slowly drained of life an magic until what remains is a husk.
  • Humans will die here.
  • Gods will turn into stone.