Tag: Vishnu Avatars
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Yagnyeswara Avatar of Adi Narayana, Manvantara Avatar
Sri Rudra addressed to Lord Shiva elevates Yagnya to another level. While performance of Yagnya is to be without any specific desire in mind,it is hard to do so. So Sri Rudra dedicates Yagnya thus
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Manvantara Kalpa Avatars Vishnu Six Classifications
Parashurama seems to be present Dwapara,and even in Kaliyuga as he is a Chiranjeevi, Immortal. To understand this one has to understand the Hindu Time Scale.
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Vamana Wife Kirti Son Bruhatsloka
So there is a general assumption that, having been called as Brahmachari, he could not have married. There is also the general rule, according to Puranas, that Vishnu is never separated from His consort, Vishnu, even in His Avatars.
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Three Vamana Avatars?
And this is rare. None of the Avatars of Vishnu is listed as an Aditya. There is also some reference in later texts there were three Vamana Avatars! I am reproducing the information below.
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Yajneshwara Is The First Avatar of Vishnu
It is yet another pointer to Sanatana Dharma being present in the south much earlier to Vedic period. The philosophical explanation of Yagnya follows in another article. I have noticed that the name Yagnyanarayanan is present in South India , among Brahmins. As this Avatar preceded Matsya, which took place after Manu had a family,Yagneswara is the first Avatar of Vishnu.
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Dashavatara Anamoly Points Pre Sanatana Dharma in South
Though Narasimha is reported in the north and there is a temple , the details are much more evident in the south indicatinn Narasimha Avatar was from the South, Ahobila, Note that Narasimha avatar is listed in the Satya Yuga, while the Vamana Avatar is listed in Treta Yuga! It is a fact that the Vamana Avatar took plave during the period of Mahabali , the grand son of Prahlada. My guess is that the Narasimha and Varaha avatars should have taken place during the Yuga Sandhi, time when One Yuga
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Six Vishnu Avatars In South Confirm South Sanatana Dharma
An examination of Lord Vishnu’s Avatars reveal a curious fact. Matsya, the fish-avatar who saved Manu – the progenitor of mankind from the great deluge and rescued the Vedic scriptures by killing a demon. Story can be found in the Matsya Purana. Kurma, the tortoise-avatar, who helped in the Samudra manthan – the churning of the […]
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