donderdag 13 juni 2019

satya-avatar

Lord Vishnu is glorified by the names
- Hamsa, 'the Swan'
- Suparna, 'Beautiful Wings'
- Vaikunthha, 'the Lord of the Kingdom of Heaven'
- Dharma, 'the Maintainer of the Religion'
- Yogeshvara, 'the Controller of the Yoga'
- Amala, 'the Immaculate One'
- Îshvara, 'the Supreme Controller'
- Purusha, 'the Original Person'
- Avyakta, 'the One Unmanifest'
- Paramatma, 'the Supersoul'
[Srimad Bhagavatam 11.5.23]


Nara-Narayana twin
In this Yuga Lord Vishnu incarnates in a white colour, and wears tree bark and a black deerskin as an ideal meditative Brahmacari yogi, like Lord Kapila-Deva or Lord Nara-Narayana [Atma and Paramatma as twins?...].

Those who are self-realized in this age know this Supreme Being, Lord Vasudeva, as Paramatma. Absorbed in meditation, the sages of Satya-yuga perceive Him in various four-armed transcendental forms within their hearts and worship Him.




~bron~

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