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According to stories of mythology, Lord Brahma created the universe from the land of Kurukshetra after a huge yajna. The Brahma Sarovar here is believed to be the cradle of civilization. The Sarovar is also mentioned in the eleventh century AD memoirs of Al Beruni, called 'Kitab-ul-Hind'. The Sarovar also has a mention in Mahabharata citing its use by Duryodhana to hide underwater on the concluding day of the war.

A sacred shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva stands within the sarovar, accessible by a small bridge. According to scriptures, bathing in this sarovar increases the sanctity of performing the 'ashvamedh yajna'. The pool offers a breath-taking sight during the Gita Jayanti celebrations held each year in the last week of November and early December when a 'deep daan' ceremony of floating lamps in water and [Aarti] occurs.[2] This also happens to be the time when migratory birds from distant places arrive at the sarovar. The Birla Gita Mandir and Baba Nath's haveli and temple are the neighbouring attractions.

Life is an eternal journey and we see it as we are directed to see it. It is a fact that cant be denied – neither spiritually nor scientifically. We see things in different prospective and other creatures see them in other. This theory is even proved by scientists who work with different creatures – animals , birds and living beings. Similarly , it is a prospective that we see God – the creator in many forms , but is Brahma – the creator so easy to understand or talk about ? Brahma is the creator of this world that we see and praise about. Even the Lords who manifested themselves were always found praying Brahma. They have included His name in their preaching , Hymns , verses and sayings. Hindu Spiritual World revolves around Brahma , Brahma-mahurat , Brahmalok , Brahmaand , Brhmayuga and BrhamNaad.

Brahma cannot be explained so easily neither in words nor in verses. And having any expectation to have any knowledge in this writing is simpley void.