"Om Namo Narayanaya. Om Namo Bhagavate Vasudevaya."

This Maha Mantra of Lord Vishnu is considered to be a power giver and encompasses all Lord Vishnu Avatars together.

In the Hindu religion, according to the most traditional mythology, Vishnu is considered to be one of the three prime forms of God. Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva are the three powerful gods and the Puranas refer to Trimurti Vishnu as the world's champion. Brahma and Lord Shiva are considered as the other two forms of the Trinity. Where Brahma is considered to be the creator of the universe and Shiva is considered to be a destroyer.

Vishnu on the other hand is considered the guiding force. He has been recognized as an incarnation in various forms for the guidance of justice, the destruction of injustice, and the direction of life (human) for appropriate guidance.

The mythological belief goes that whenever there has been a crisis on earth an avatar of god has appeared in the form of reincarnation. As the mythology goes Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu have incarnated on earth quite a few times.

Till date, there are believed to have been 23 incarnations of Lord Vishnu and if the tales are to be believed then the 24th incarnation of Lord Vishnu is going to come on earth in the form of Kalki Avatar.

According to the Puranas, Lord Vishnu was married to Goddess Lakshmi. The powerful Lord Vishnu resides at Ksheer Sagar and if you have witnessed some of the visual representations of God Vishnu, it depicts a bed above a Sheshnag, where he is seen holding a Padma in his lower left hand, Gada (Comodaki) in his lower right hand, Chacha (Panchjanya) in the left hand, and Chakra (Sudarshan) in his right hand above.

Intriguing as it may sound there is an interesting tale behind why Lord Vishnu sits on a snake. Every moment of life is related to duties and responsibilities. Out of which family, social and economic duties are the most important. However, in order to fulfill these duties, every person has to make a lot of effort and overcome a lot of hurdles, which are horrifying and create anxiety. The calm face of Lord Vishnu sitting atop a snake inspires us to stay calm in difficult situations. Solving problems can be successfully found only when one shows calmness at grave times in life.

In the Hindu scriptures, it is mentioned that whenever evil triumphs over good, or whenever darkness takes over the light (truth), or unjust rules over justice, Lord Vishnu will take birth on earth and restore Dharma (righteousness). These forms of Lord Vishnu have been originally mentioned in the Bhagavad Gita.

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