Why don't we pray and offer pooja for Lord Bramha dharma sandeham in Telugu

1. Bhagvat Puran Episode:

When Brahma was creating the universe, he made a female deity known as Shatarupa (one with a hundred beautiful forms). Brahma became immediately infatuated. Shatarupa moved in various directions to avoid the gaze of Brahma. But wherever she went, Brahma developed a head. Thus, Brahma developed five heads, one on each side and one above the others.
In order to control Brahma, Shiva cut off the top head. Also, Shiva felt that Shatarupa was Brahma's daughter/son, being created by him. Therefore, Shiva determined, it was wrong for Brahma to become obsessed with her. He directed that there be no proper worship in India for the "unholy" Brahma. Thus, only Vishnu and Shiva continue to be worshipped, while Brahma is almost totally ignored. Ever since the incident, Brahma has been reciting the four Vedas in his attempt at repentance.

2. Siva Purana Episode: 

Once while travelling around the universe Lord Brahma reached the abode of Lord Vishnu. He saw Lord Vishnu resting on Shesh-Nag and being attended by Garuda and other attendants. Lord Vishnu did not get up to receive Lord Brahma. This act of Lord Vishnu got him angry. Very soon, verbal dual erupted between them to determine who is superior. It became so severe that a battle was fought between them, which continued for very long time. All the deities arrived from heaven to watch the battle. They became very worried when they saw no sign of battle coming to an end. They decided to go to Lord Shiva, to seek his help. Even though in meditation Lord Shiva knew everything, but still feigning ignorance, he asked about the well beings of the world. The deities told him about the battle, fought between Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu. Lord Shiva then sent his one hundred Ganas to pacify both of them, but still the war still did not stop.
Then Lord Shiva himself went there. When Lord Shiva reached there, he saw that Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu were about to use their deadly weapons- Brahma Astra and Narayanastra respectively. Fearing the destruction, which these deadly weapons would cause, Lord Shiva manifested himself in the form of ‘Analstamba’ (pillar of fire) between them. Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu were very surprised to see the pillar of fire, which was so enormous in size that it reached the sky and penetrated down the Earth.
Lord Vishnu transformed himself into a boar and went to the ‘Patal’ (Underworld) to find the base of that ‘Pillar of fire’. But he was unsuccessful in his attempt and came back. Similarly Lord Brahma transformed himself into a swan and flew up in the sky to find its limit. While going through the aerial route he met a withered ‘Ketaki’ flower (fragrant screw pine – Pandanus Sativa, kewra in hindi and thazhampu in tamil), which had still some freshness and fragrance left in it. Lord Shiva smiled at the futile attempts of Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu. As a result of his smile the Ketaki flower fell down from the branch. Ketaki flower told Lord Brahma that he had been present there since the beginning of the creation, but was unable to know about the origin of that ‘Pillar of fire’. The flower also advised Lord Brahma against making any effort in that direction, as it would be of no use. Lord Brahma then sought the help of Ketaki flower to give a false witness before Lord Vishnu, that he (Lord Brahma) had been successful in seeing the limit of that pillar of fire. Ketaki flower agreed. Both of them went to Lord Vishnu and Lord Brahma told him that he had seen the limit of that Pillar of fire. Ketaki flower gave a witness. Lord Vishnu accepted the superiority of Lord Brahma

Lord Shiva became very angry with Lord Brahma, but was pleased with Lord Vishnu and accorded him the same status as that of his own. He proceeded to punish Lord Brahma for his falsehood
After according same status to Lord Vishnu as that of his own, Lord Shiva opened his third eye and from it manifested ‘Bhairav’. Lord Shiva ordered Bhairav to kill Lord Brahma. Bhairav severed the fifth head of Lord Brahma with his sword. Lord Brahma became very terrified, he was trembling in fear. Lord Vishnu felt pity on his condition and requested Lord Shiva to forgive him. Lord Shiva then stopped Bhairav, but told Lord Brahma - “You spoke untruth with a desire to become worship able. It is my curse that, you will not be worshipped by anybody. You will posses only four heads.” Lord Brahma begged for forgiveness. Lord Shiva feeling pity on him gave him a boon of being the presiding deity of all the yagya (Yajna). Similarly the Ketaki flower was also prohibited from being used during worship. But when Ketaki flower tendered his apology Lord Shiva gave blessing that it would be fortunate to be offered to Lord Vishnu during the worship.

3. Sage Brahmarishi Bhrigu Episode: 

Once upon a time many great sages gathered at the bank of river Saraswati to participate in Maha yagya organized at that time. Maharishi Bhrigu was also present there. All the great saints and sages could not decide that out of the Trimurti – Lord Vishnu, Brahma and Shiv who is pre-eminent and to whom should they offer Pradhanta (Master) of that yagya. With the consent of all the great saints present there, it was decided that Maharishi Bhrigu will test and decide who was pre-eminent.
Upon being entrusted with the task Maharishi Bhrigu decided to test Lord Brahma first. He went on to see Lord Brahma in Brahmalok. On reaching Brahmalok Maharishi displayed utter disrespect to Lord Brahma on purpose. Lord Brahma got angry as Bhrigu was his son and wanted to punish Maharishi but Maha Saraswati, wife of Lord Brahma saved Maharishi from his anger (in some versions he himself composed himself to hide the anger). Angry with disrespect and not finding bRahma worth of being ‘Supreme’ Maharishi Bhrigu cursed Lord Brahma that no one will worship Brahma in Kaliyug.
In another version Brahmarshi Bhrigu cursed Brahma because when he went to Brahma to invite him for a Yagna he was deeply immersed in the music played by Saraswati and couldn’t hear Bhrigu’s calls.

4. Curse Of Saraswati:

According to another legend, after Brahma took birth, he soon created Goddess Saraswati. As soon as He created Her, He became overpowered by the ethereal beauty. But Saraswati did not want to be associated with carnal desire and she changed her forms to escape from Brahma's sexual overtures. But He did not give up. Finally, unable to control Her anger, the Goddess cursed Brahma that He would not be worshipped by any being on Earth.

Although not considered as venerable as Lord Shiva or Lord Vishnu, his worship is not entirely non-existent. There are very few temples dedicated to Lord Brahma, the most prominent being the Brahma Temple, Pushkar. Once a year, on Kartik Poornima, the full moon night of the Hindu lunar month of Kartik (October – November), a religious festival is held in Brahma's honour. Thousands of pilgrims come to bathe in the holy Pushkar Lake adjacent to the temple.There is a temple in Asotra village in Balotra taluka of Rajasthan's Barmer district, which is known as Kheteshwar Brahmadham Tirtha.

Temples to Brahma also exist in Thirunavaya in Kerala. The Trimurti temple and the temple dedicated to Brahma accompanied by Ganesh, located outside Sri Padmanabhaswamy temple, in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, is also famous. Regular pujas are held for Brahma at the temple in Thirunavaya, and during Navrathris, this temple comes to life with multi-varied festivities.  

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