Lakshmi Narayana
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| Devanagari | लक्ष्मी-नारायण |
As per the documents available in this world, Universe life cycle mainly consists of 4 ages. Lakshmi-Narayana (Sanskrit: लक्ष्मी-नारायण, IAST: Lakṣmīnārāyaṇa), also sometimes spelled Lakshminarayan, Lakshminarayana, Laxminarayana,are the first deity in the first age (yuga or satyug). This first age is also known as gold or surya-vanshi yuga. Narayana also known as Vishnu who resides with his consort, Lakshmi, at Vaikuntha in real universe. Krishna and his friends also lives in the real universe. Whole universe consists of physical as well real universal. In real universe only 100% pure human beings can live. So no one is 100% pure except Krishna and Lakshminarayana. People have visualized Lakshminarayana in a very bad way. Structure wise they are like us. but people have visualised their work or additional diyva power in the form of many hand which needs to be corrected at the earliest. People in the first yuga were very pure because of 100% pure deity. You can say this is the introduction phase.
Second age (yuga) of the universe life cycle is known as Sliver or Chandravanshi or Tretayuga. People in this yuga had 20 % impurity approximate as compared to the first yuga. You can say this the growth phase.
Third yuga which is also known as Dwaper yuga. Krishna came himself in this yuga to uproot some impurity not to destroy the yuga. He came with different colour (shyamla) because of approximate 40-50% insertion of impurities in this yuga. In reality, krishna is not like that. He is the most beautiful human being with words as well as divya power in the whole universe. Lakshmi-Narayana are also very nice human beings with words' power. Meaning of religion was changed in this yuga by humans not by human beings. Different names like Hindu, Muslim, Christen, Budhism , Jainism, Sikhism etc were given to the religion just for own benefits. You can say this the maturity or stagnation phase.
Fourth yuga which is known as kalyuga. You can say this is the decline phase. Many other religions are being created by humans because of impurities.
People haven't understood the real meaning of religion. Religion means responsibility given to human beings to manage resources of a particular area so that a seed (baby) could become human being not a human. By birth every seed is a human being.
There is a difference between human and human being. Human beings are teetotaller, vegetarian, non voluptuous, clean from inside as well as outside, non abuser, systematic. but in this yuga human beings are very few on this earth planet. Human beings are above all tags like Hindu, Muslim etc. So if possible then try to become human beings instead of human.
There is a saying jaisa khaoge vaisa hi act karoge. So, be full vegetarian. Don't use dairy product. Use soya products or other products for milk. Cow or any other animal is not for milk or food. Actually Mehadev Shankar used cow (nandi) as his transport facility at the request of Nandi who was his associate.
Interpretations
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The deity Lakshminarayan has many historic roots and is sometimes interpreted by different traditions as for example Jayadeva, in his Gitagovinda, dealt with esoteric pastimes of Krishna with Radha, and identified Radha with Kamala,[1] Lakshmi who appeared from the lotus who is regarded as the goddess of Love, Beauty, and Prosperity.[2] the consort of Narayana. Jayadeva also regarded Jagannath as Krishna. Subhadra was treated as Lakshmi during the Ganga period, and afterwards. The Purushottama Mahatmya of Skanda Purana (13th century A.D.) and of Vishnurahasya (16th century A.D.) referred to the female wooden image between Jagannath and Balabhadra as Lakshmi.[1]
In Swaminarayan Sampraday
In sect Swaminarayan Sampraday, the deity is referred to as Laxminarayan Dev. Krishna - identified with Narayana in the text Shikshapatri - is with his wife Rukmini, a form of Lakshmi, he is also called LaxmiNarayan Dev.[3] The founder of the sect, Swaminarayan installed the murtis of Laxminarayan Dev at the Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Vadtal.
See also
References
- ^ a b Dr. A.C. Pradhan (June 2004). "Evolution of Jagannath Cult" (PDF). Retrieved 2008-05-11.
{{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires|journal=(help) - ^ Wilkins, W.J. (2001). Hindu Mythology, Vedic and Puranic. Adamant Media Corporation.p. 107, 111
- ^ "Shikshapatri, verse 109 by Swaminarayan".
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