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Brahma é uma cerveja brasileira, originalmente produzida pela Manufactura de Cerveja Brahma Villiger & Companhia, que foi fundada em 1888, posteriormente o nome mudou para Companhia Cervejaria Brahma, que foi sucedida pela Ambev. Em 1914, a Brahma produziu sua Malzbier nacional. Depois disso, a empresa começou a expandir internacionalmente. A empresa comprou a licença para distribuição da marca Germania, que mais tarde ficou conhecida como Guanabara, e foi uma das primeiras marcas de cerveja brasileiras.
“God creates the world as Brahma, sustains it as Vishnu, and destroys it as Shiva. One day, Shiva started to sing. Vishnu was so moved by the melody that he began to melt. Brahma caught the molten Vishnu in a pot. This was poured on earth. it took the form of the river Ganga. The Ganga nourished the earth. to bathe in the Ganga’s waters is to bathe in God.”
“When Rintrah gave Abstract Philosophy to Brahma in the East.”
“In the pre-Vedic period the Hindu system of medicine is said to have originated from Lord Brahma, the fountainhead of all learning. Brahma passed on this knowledge of life to Indra through Daksha Prajapati and Ashwins. This story is constant in several texts.”
“I am a sinner and you are a sinner, but someday the sinner will be Brahma again, will someday attain Nirvana, will someday become a Buddha. Now this 'someday' is illusion; it is only a comparison.”
“Since first she lisped the mighty Brahmah’s name!”
“Brahmananda Purana, has declared in twelve thousand two hundred verses, the magnificence of the egg of Brahma, and in which an account of the future Kalpa is contained, as was revealed by Brahma. It is usually considered to be in much the same predicament as Skanda, no longer procurable in a collective body, but represented by a variety of Khandas and Mahatmyas, professing to be derived from it.”
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