One myth tells of his incestuous love for his daughter Vak, the personification of speech, and one aspect of his more famous consort.  Associated with and often taking the role of Prajapati, he is usually depicted as having four heads although he once had a fifth which was burned off by Shiva in anger.  In one story he is born from a lotus coming from Vishnu's navel while in another he is born from a Golden Egg.  His mount is the swan Hamsa and his consort is usually Sarasvati.  FTP, identify this Hindu creator god and 
One myth tells of his incestuous love for his daughter Vak, the personification of speech, and one aspect of his more famous consort.  Associated with and often taking the role of Prajapati, he is usually depicted as having four heads although he once had a fifth which was burned off by Shiva in anger.  In one story he is born from a lotus coming from Vishnu's navel while in another he is born from a Golden Egg.  His mount is the swan Hamsa and his consort is usually Sarasvati.  FTP, identify this Hindu creator god and third member of the Trimurti.
One myth tells of his incestuous love for his daughter Vak, the personification of speech, and one aspect of his more famous consort.  
Brahma