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A cosmological model mapping the Hindu trinity of Brahma (creation), Vishnu (preservation), and Shiva (destruction) onto the fundamental dynamics of the universe. It proposes that these are not deities but fundamental meta-laws: Brahma is the principle of symmetry breaking and inflationary expansion; Vishnu is the principle of stable structure formation (gravity, nuclear forces) and homeostasis; Shiva is the principle of entropy, quantum decoherence, and phase transitions. The universe is seen as a cyclic or simultaneous expression of all three, with local regions emphasizing one "aspect" (e.g., a supernova is Shiva-dominant, a stable star Vishnu-dominant, a quantum fluctuation Brahma-dominant). It suggests a universe that creates, sustains, and destroys itself at every scale.
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