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The phrase "suklam baradharam vishnum" is significant in Hindu mythology as it is the opening verse of the Vishnu Sahasranama, a sacred text praising Lord Vishnu. It describes Lord Vishnu as having a radiant and all-encompassing form, symbolizing his divine presence and power. This phrase highlights the belief that Lord Vishnu is the supreme deity who pervades and protects all aspects of the universe.
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Where is vishnus hometown?
Baikuntha dham.
Are Vishnus Incarnation Gods?
Yes
What is vishnus powers?
vishnu's power is idkk
What is lord vishnus sixth avatar?
Parashurama
What is the story behind the goddess Saraswati?
she is vishnus wife
What is lord vishnus vehicle?
Lord Vishnu's vehicle is a garuda.
What has the author Vikramajit Ram written?
Vikramajit Ram has written: 'Dreaming Vishnus'
Who is vishnus children?
Vishnu, one of the principal deities in Hinduism, is primarily known for his avatars rather than biological children. His ten avatars, known as the Dashavatara, include figures like Rama and Krishna, who are often regarded as his divine manifestations. In some texts, Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, is considered his consort, and their divine children may include figures like Bhudevi and Shridevi. However, Vishnu himself does not have traditional biological children.
What are vishnus four symbols and what do they represnt?
Lord Vishnu, in his Four Arms, carries the four 'Aayudhas' or attributes, namely Shankha (Counch) symbolizing origin of existence and is associated with water, the first of the five elements (Jal, Agni, Aaksah, Prithvi, Vayu - Water, Fire, Sky, Earth and Air) Chakra (Wheel) symbolizes the ever ongoing cycle of life and is associated with Sun. Gada (Mace) is named 'Kaumudiki' and symbolizes the primal knowledge and is associated with Kal (Time). Padma (Lotus flower) and symbolizes purity, spiritual wealth, abundance, growth and fertility. Lotus is associated with purity and truth (Satva), the base of Dharma.
What is Vishnus origin?
"Matsya Purana (2.25-30) gives an account of initial creation. After Mahapralaya, the great dissolution of the Universe, there was darkness everywhere. Everything was in a state of sleep. There was nothing, either moving or static. Then Svayambhu, Self-manifested Being arose, which is a form beyond senses. It created the primordial waters first and established the seed of creation into it. The seed turned into a golden womb, Hiranyagarbha. Then Svayambhu entered in the egg, and it is called Vishnu because of entering. Brahmanda Purana (1.4.25) says that it is called as Vishnu because it pervades the whole Universe." (Wikipedia - Hiranyagarbha) For a large majority of hindus, Vishnu is the Supreme God, therefore, he was around all the time. But then, other people may consider the Mother Goddess Durga or Shiva as the Supreme God or Goddess. There are many stories.
May you tell me facts about the Indian God Visha?
Firstly let me say it is Vishnu not Visha. Vishnu is the second god in the Hindu triumvirate. The other two being Brahma and Shiva. They are responsible for the creation, upkeep and destruction of the world. Brahma is the creator and Shiva the destroyer of the universe whilst Vishnu is the preserver and protector. His role is to return to earth in troubled times and restore the balance of good and evil. Vishnu as been incarnated nine times up til now but Hindu's believe he will be re incarnated again for the last time to close the end of the world. Vishnu's followers or worshippers are called Vaishnava and they follow only Vishnu so Vaishnavism is monotheism. He is particularly associated with light especially the sun. Vishnu is represented as having a human body with blue skin and four arms. He always carries four objects in his hands which represent the things he his responsible for. The objects are1) The Conch: the sound it produces om represents the primeval sound of creation. 2) The Chakra or disc is a symbol of the mind. 3) The Lotus Flower an example of glorious existence and liberation.4) The Mace which represents mental and physical strength. Vishnu is presented either standing upright on a lotus flower with his consort Lakshmi close by or reclining on the coils of a serpent with Lakshmi massaging his feet, and surrounded by a milky ocean. Vishnus nine incarnations are 1) Matsya - fish 2) Kurma - turtle 3) Varaha- pig or boar 4) Narasimha - half lion half man 5) Vamana - dwarf sage with the ability to grow 6) Parasurama - hunter/ fierce man 7) Rama - greatest warrior and ideal man 8) Krishna - Mentally advanced man 9) Buddha - the all knowing one. Kalki is the next reincarnation expected at the end of this present age of decline, as a person on earth seated on a white horse. His consort Lakshmi is the goddess of success and wealth.
What is foot worship?
Foot worship is a form of fetishism or sexual activity where a person finds pleasure or arousal in worshipping, kissing, massaging, or engaging with another person's feet. It can involve a variety of activities such as licking, sucking, or sniffing feet, and may be part of a broader BDSM or power dynamic relationship. Consent and communication are essential in any sexual activity, including foot worship, to ensure all parties are comfortable and boundaries are respected.
