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shruti

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Posted: 13 years ago

#31

@Arnav-the Samudra Manthan track-timed for Diwali!

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Gopiii

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Posted: 13 years ago

#32

Oh my God so many events and characters happening in the show. Head reels. 😳

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Posted: 13 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: Yukthi

hey but still ojaswi was just beautiful and awesume as mohini...but i was disappionted with mahadev...i mean cmon yaar...he didnt even turn into a bird!!😡
this is the height now...😡 😡

I didn't watch da episode frnzz

OMGGG.. no bird track...😡😡 Rival site is BASHERZ.

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sia221

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Posted: 13 years ago

#34

Originally posted by: jayvenk
Lakshmi, the Goddess of Fortune and Wealth - accepted by Vishnu as His eternal consort.
Apsaras, various divine nymphs like Rambha, Menaka, Punjisthala, etc. - given to the demigods.
Varuni or Sura, goddess and creator of alcohol - taken - somewhat reluctantly (she appeared dishevelled and argumentative) - by the demons.

Likewise, three types of supernatural animals appeared;

Kamadhenu or Surabhi(sanskrit:kamadhuk), the wish-granting divine cow - taken by Vishnu, and given to sages so ghee from her milk could be used in sacrifices.
Airavata, and several other elephants, taken by Indra, leader of the devas.
Uchhaishravas, the divine 7-headed horse - given to the demons.

There were three valuables;

Kaustubha, the most valuable jewel in the world, worn by Vishnu
Parijat, the divine flowering tree with blossoms that never fade or wilt - taken to Indraloka by the devas.
A powerful bow - symbolic of the demon's belligerence.

Additionally produced were;

Chandra, the moon which adorned Shiva's head
Dhanvantari, the doctor of the gods with Amrita the nectar of immortality. (At times, considered as two different Ratnas)
Halahala, the poison swallowed by Shiva

This list varies from Purana to Purana and is also slightly different in the epics, the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Lists are completed by adding the following Ratnas:

Shankha Vishnu's conch
Jyestha - the goddess of misfortune
the umbrella taken by Varuna
the earrings given to Aditi, by her son Indra
Tulasi plant
Nidra or sloth

Wow.. this is a really long list...will be interesting to watch if they show all of them!!!

All the valuable, precious items(Apsaras and all.. ) go to Indra and Indralok..as expected. 😆

Lord Vishnu gets a wife..😊

And Lord Shiva gets to drink Poison..😕

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Tinacool

@Tinacool

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

#35

Oh lala new entrant. Looks promising. tfs.

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flamingo_aries

@flamingo_aries

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

#36

Originally posted by: mnx12
Varaha not Matsya

lol..not varaha its kurma-tortoise😊

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flamingo_aries

@flamingo_aries

Dazzler

Posted: 13 years ago

#37

Originally posted by: shruti.nil
Matsya means a fish-that was Vishnus first Avatar
Varah is a tortoise

Varaha is boar and kurma is tortoise😊

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501272

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Posted: 13 years ago

#38

Originally posted by: mnx12
Varaha not Matsya

Hi friends... I visit this forum now and then and find many interesting discussions going on here with inputs from well read and learned members.😊 However I would like to point out that the 2nd Avatar of Vishnu is Kurma Avatar (meaning Tortoise in Sanskrit), and in this Avatar He gave support to the Mandara mountain during the churning of the ocean according to the Puranas and the 3rd Avatar is Varaha Avatar (meaning Boar in Sanskrit), and in this Avatar He fought with the demon Hiranyaksha and brought back the Vedas and lifted Mother Earth on his horns and saved her.

@mnx12... I lappreciate your updates and nice posts.