B R Chopra Ramayan - Page 24

https://archive.org/details/puranicencyclopa00maniuoft/page/832/mode/1up?view=theater

pg 832

varun wife is varunani and her daughter is varuni

https://archive.org/details/dli.bengal.10689.12942/page/n295/mode/1up

pg 294 and 295

according to garud puran

shakti of sankarshan is jaya

it may be possible that

sheshanag wife nagalakshmi is another name of varuni

please share your opinion

Originally posted by: cuteamanboy

it may be possible that

sheshanag wife nagalakshmi is another name of varuni

please share your opinion

Will look into it. I wouldn't be able to this weekend but will get back to you mid next week.

Originally posted by: cuteamanboy

it may be possible that

sheshanag wife nagalakshmi is another name of varuni

please share your opinion

Varun as in Varuns Dev? I'm not familliar with these names

thanks for your opinion

i am avid reader of our epics so keep searching for information

Originally posted by: cuteamanboy

it may be possible that

sheshanag wife nagalakshmi is another name of varuni

please share your opinion

I've read through the bits mentioned here but could you tell me how you arrived at this conclusion?

in the excerpt mentioned above in garud puran

it says

lakshmi blessed varuni to be wife of shesh

it explicitly mentioned

as

balaram is part incarnate of vishnu

in the similar way

revati is part incarnate of lakshmi

check page 294 and pg 295

garud puran volume 3 from above link

check the images

it is said said varuni is pervaded by lakshmi

pervade means imbued in or filled with

Got it. Thanks for pointing it out. With each book writing a different version, it does get confusing...

Sesha's wife being refered to as Vaaruni is new to me. I read somewhere that she was named Nagalakshmi and was the personification of the milk ocean Lord Vishnu resides on.

I am still confused over Adisesha stabilizing the Earth... And being in Vaikuntha as Lord Vishnu's bed... Very similar to Vasuki being around Lord Shiva's neck and being the king of Nagas. Also like Chandra adorning Lord Shiva's matted locks and being a part of the sky...

From this text it seems like there are 3 forms of Sesha's wife... Maybe like Goddess Lakshmi having 8 forms as AshtaLakshmi.

So according to this text, Balarama had 3 wives... Revati, Vaaruni and Sauparna (Interestingly, Suparna is another name of Garuda... I wonder who this maiden is...).

By the way, Revati was from Kritha/Sathya Yuga if I am not mistaken...

(I am pretty sure he had many more... The numbers mentioned in some texts are pretty much twice that of Krishna's wives... Prisoners of Narakasura included...)

By the way Sulochana, Indrajit's wife, was supposed to be Adisesha and Nagalakshmi's daughter. I still have no clue she met and married Meghanada. Kaakbushundi Ramayan did extrapolate the story as a beautiful romance but pretty much made Adisesha/Vasuki as the villain there...