Lord Vishnu part of Hindu Trinity of gods was only an attribute of God Almighty. None by the name of Lord Vishnu, ever manifest on mother earth. Lord Krishna in Bhagavad Gita explicitly says that all prayers, worship must directly be offered to Brahman (God), the one and only creator of cosmos… and never to attributes of God Almighty… various […]
Lord Vishnu lying on a bed of Shesha (thousand headed serpent) allegorically spelt only one crucial meaning on path of pure spirituality… unless human beings realized full awakening of kundalini shakti, the coiled Serpentine energy lying dormant in base of spine… one could never gain enlightenment in present life. The serpent in the neck of Lord Shiva also meant the […]
Why would one want to see Lord Vishnu when we could realize one! Lord Vishnu is always depicted as a god lying on Shesha (the thousand headed serpent) with goddess Laxmi sitting by the side. Allegorically what does this indicate? One lying on a serpent clearly indicates that unless human beings awakened their kundalini shakti fully, there could never emancipate […]
Primarily, even spiritually the nature of Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna was same. Lord Vishnu represents a liberated soul atman… termed Siddha in Jainism! Lord Krishna is an embodiment of God Almighty, manifest in human form! Lord Krishna gained enlightenment at a very young age. His dancing on Kaliya Naag (serpent) represents full awakening of kundalini shakti at a very […]
Since formation of cosmos (Brahmaand in Hinduism) nothing other than Brahman (God Almighty) existed in cosmos. Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu as detailed in Bhagavad Gita were only attributes of God Almighty, having nothing to do with reality. Everything in sacred scriptures was symbolic, metaphorical to explain hidden underlying precepts of spirituality. Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu and Lord Shiva formed […]