@NogShine I feel you may have wrongly interpreted, however I don't say you're wrong. I'll study/chek sentences regarding Ganesha and will discuss with you.
It is only the view of Shaivas, Vaisnavas etc.. who think Lord Brahma is a post and one can achieve it by doing Karmas/Yajnas.
For the Hiranyagarbhas; Lord Brahma is the ultimate reality and is the Lord of the all. So, he is not post but he is Supreme Lord.
In the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad Varti...
Yes, the current Brahma attains Moksha at the end of his life. As I discuss in this answer, the Srimad Bhagavatam describes what happens to the inhabitants of Brahmaloka, including Brahma himself, at the end of the Mahakalpa:
Worshipers of the Hiraṇyagarbha expansion of the Personality of Go...
I believe the same happens to Indra or Ganesha and any other devatas.
It is only the view of Shaivas, Vaisnavas etc.. who think Lord Brahma is a post and one can achieve it by doing Karmas/Yajnas.
For the Hiranyagarbhas; Lord Brahma is the ultimate reality and is the Lord of the all. So, he is not post but he is Supreme Lord.
In the Brihadaranyaka Upanishad Varti...
Yes, the current Brahma attains Moksha at the end of his life. As I discuss in this answer, the Srimad Bhagavatam describes what happens to the inhabitants of Brahmaloka, including Brahma himself, at the end of the Mahakalpa:
Worshipers of the Hiraṇyagarbha expansion of the Personality of Go...
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