In Hinduism does GOD 'BRAHMA' and 'BRAHMAN' means the same?

Brahman, on the other hand, is the name given to ultimate reality in Vedantic Hinduism. It is beyond all that exists in the material world (maya), yet all that exists is the result of its projective play (lila). read more

In simple terms, Brahman everything, whatever you see feel, the object and observer the known and unknown everything is that Brahman. Same Brahman expresses as Physical universe, Prana and Souls. Some claim the Brahman is perfection and all its expressions are devolution of same Brahman.. read more

Hindus believe that Brahman is the creative source of the universe, but does not exist in it or take care of it. The relationship between Brahman and the creation of the universe is asymmetrical, according to Haridas Chaudhuri, author of "The Concept of Brahman in Hindu Philosophy.." Brahman is the energy, and the creation of the world is a manifestation of that energy; the universe exists as a byproduct of Brahman. God, in the Christian belief, has a much more active role in creation. read more