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Is Buddha Vishnu?
Yes, he was actually the reincarnation of visnu. buddha is the 9th incarnation of lord vishnu. which comes after Krishna avtar and before kalki avtar, which is still to come…. (MORE)
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What are the avatars of vishnu?
Vishnu, the head god in Hinduism, has 10 different avatars or incarnations. they are: 1. Matsya the fish 2. Kachyup/Kurma the tortoise 3. Varaha the boar 4. Narasimna the …half-lion half-man 5. Vamana the dwarf 6. Parashurama 7. Rama 8. Krishna 9. Balarama or Buddha (there is controversy concerning which is the 9th incarnation) 10. Kalki (Note: Kalki has not been born yet) (MORE)
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What are vishnu avatars?
Vishnu is a Hindu God. He is the protector/preserver of the universe and its creations. Legend says that as bad continues to grow on earth, Vishnu will appear in different for…ms to try to erase it. In ancient Hindu folklore, Vishnu appeared in 10 different forms to try to eradicate evil. They are Matsya (fish), Kurma (Turtle), Varaha(Boar), Narasimha(Man-Lion), Vamana (boy), Parasurama (destructive man), Rama (God-like man), Balarama (man), Krishna (god), Kalki (destroys old world). These could also be referred to as the 10 steps toward spirituality. (MORE)
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What do Brahma Vishnu and Shiva represent?
God Brahma represents the creater ,God Vishnu represents the protecter and the God Shiva represents the destroyer
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When was Vishnu born?
Unlike Lord Shiva who is considered to be an incarnation of Rudra (Supreme Power, Supreme God, Energy), Vishnu is thought to have been produced by Shiva. Nobody knows as t…o where Shiva came from and who his parents were but through his internal energy Lord Shiva gave birth to Vishnu who then produced Bhrama. For creation of human kind, Shiva asked Vishnu to first produce the most important object to make mankind possible which was water. Vishnu produced water through his body and lots of water which is why we find him resting in water on Sheshnaag. Through his naval a lotus grew up and a seed inside gave birth to Lord Bhrama, who traveled and traveled for numerous years inside its stem to find the truth and his originator but could not find one. Finally Lord Vishnu appeared before him and asked him to make life possible in the form of different lokas (planets). This is why Lord Bhrama is always found sitting on a lotus. Bhrama then created Bhramand and different Lokas inside it, one of which is mrityu loka better known as Earth. He then produced Prajapatis from his body for them to further begin life on earth. Prajapatis had major role in originating various other planets and satellites indispensable for mankind. Lord Bhrama became Creator, Lord Vishnu the Preserver, and Lord Shiva the Destroyer. In today's world also this is happening but Lords do not come before any human beings. Ans: When soul attached with desire to do somthing on the earth than Vishnu born means any kind of life takes place like Human , animal or tree. Vishnu means Body, soul and desire call Vishnu. (MORE)
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Who are Brahma and Vishnu and Shiva?
Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva are the central three of the Hindu gods. 1. Brahma - Creator 2. Vishnu - Preserver 3. Shiva - Destroyer The three gods are together known as Tri…murti and their counterparts, Tridevi. Brahma enables us to execute an action independent of our status. This fact is symbolized in Hinduism by the lotus. Thus, he plays a vital role not only in creativity but also in equality.Being god of creativity and having the ability to make activities independent of rest of our life, Brahma can make our life Demonic. It is for this fact that Brahma is not worshiped.Originally an independent god, now he is supposed to originate from the navel of Vishnu. Vishnu corresponds to abdomen of Purusha. Vishnu represents the semi voluntary force. The voluntary component of this force correspond to navel. Thus, the origin of Brahma from the navel of Vishnu is based on absolute facts.Vishnu is the default Hindu god. The name Narayana actually means dwelling place of man.Most Hindu festivals are based on Vishnu He banishes fluctuation in life.He makes all activities of life dependent on our status. Therefore, Vishnu is the only Hindu god responsible for discrimination. He is the only god who reincarnates He is the only Hindu god who enables us to know our real worth.Shiva is the most powerful of the Trimurti. However, the mighty for Shiva can be used for exceptional activities only.He enables us to divert interest from unimportant to important activities.The major advantage of Shiva over Vishnu is that while Vishnu maintains status quo Shiva enables us to progress. He is called destroyer because he banishes from our consciousness the activity he enables us to executes at a higher status, immediately after it has served the purpose. None of these three gods alter our status, in contrast to Shani and Yama. (MORE)
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Who is Vishnu?
For most Hindus, Vishnu is the Supreme God. He is the preserver of the Universe and comes down to earth in different forms. So far he has been down nine times and they say tha…t he will come once more, at the end of Kali Yug. The nine avataras of Vishnu include Rama, Krishna, and Buddha. He is supposed to appear again 427,000 years from now when the Kaliyuga (present age) is near its end. (MORE)
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What is Vishnu the God of?
Vishnu is the supreme God in the tradition of Hinduism Vishnu is the Observer and Preserver in the tradition of Hinduism
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What is the role of Vishnu?
Among three Brahma -the creator Vishnu- Mainatainer Shiva- Destroyer vishnu plays a prominent role
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Where is Vishnu temple with water flows in the navel of Vishnu?
The temple of Lord Vishnu is in Triyugi Narayan, a remote village around 12 KM from Son-prayag on way to Keadarnath in Uttarakhand, India. This temple has a yagyashala where t…he marriage ceremony of Lord Shiva and Parvati was completed, A number of kundas are present, the one named Vishnu-kund is believed to be having the water seeping from the naval of lord Vishnu. There is the temple of Lord Vamana dev inside the Garbha-grih. (MORE)