From the Mt. Abu Rajputa na, 17th or Early 18th CenturyA group of Divinities: Brahma with four heads, Shiva with a trident, and Vishnu with flowers and mace. Sarasvati is mounted on a mythical animal
Sarasvati adoring Brahma, below is Shiva on a tigerskin and a diety with the attributes of Vishnu
The Great Sarasvati, goddess of wisdom, mounted on her vahan, the peacock
Vishnu reclining on Shesa the snake, dreaming of Brahma, the creator
Ganesh on the left, with Sarasvati to the right
Erasmus of Rotterdam
Championed the freedom of the will, as a crucial point in his De libero arbitrio diatribe sive collatio (1524)
"To exist is to change, to change is to mature,to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly."
- Henri-Louis Bergson