Lord vishnu 26 avtar - Page 2

oh wow rajnish that was some awesome info

chatter di there is one more reason of Balram as elder to krishnaji...

Reason is that he didnot want Krishna ji to suffer as Ramji...

Originally posted by: rajnish_here

welcome jasleen😊. you are correct balramji is incarnation of seshnag in dwapar yuga but he is also considered as incarnation of vishnu. let me explain this to you
Srimad bhagwatam in first canto explains various avtar of vishnu.The balram avtar is also mentioned. It explain krishn as supreme and everything has originated from him including brahmanji, shivji devima. his first expansion is balram and from balram all other god appeared. refer wikipedia for more info.

Thanks Rajnish ... for starting this on Vishnuji

Lord Vishnu took his seventeenth incarnation as a Dwarf, when Bali the king of the demons had captured the entire three worlds. Indra and all the other deities were wandering all around after losing the heaven.
To help the deities regain control over the heaven. Lord Vishnu disguised as a dwarf went to Bali when he was busy performing a 'Yagya' and demanded earth measured by his three steps. When 'Bali' agreed, he transformed his form from a small dwarf to a giant. Consequently he covered all the three world with his two steps. Ultimately he regained heaven for the deities.

some days back in channel Pragya , they were showing about Lord Budhha , n there acc to them ...

Originally posted by: rupalip

some days back in channel Pragya , they were showing about Lord Budhha , n there acc to them ...

BUdhha ji said to someone that this is not the firsttime my body is getting its end here but it happened manytimes before and some more things plus they named King SUdarshan ....

I read abt King Sudarshan , he was one of the king of AYodhya after LOrd Ram and is known as second Ram .........

I ll write his story soon , very interesting...

Originally posted by: rajnish_here

Thanks i edited my post😃😃. The mentioning of hamsa(swan) avtar comes in bhagwat puran can you give details 😊

You're welcome and as for the Hamsa avatar, I'll do something better. I'll give you the link to an online English translation of the Srimad Bhagavatam where you can read about the avatar and add the details in your post.

Hamsa avatar is mentioned in Canto 11 Chapter 13 Verse 19. Here is a summary of 11:13

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In this chapter, Lord Sri Kr?s?n?a explains to Uddhava how human beings, overwhelmed by sense gratification, become bound by the three modes of nature, and how to renounce these modes. The Lord then describes how He appeared in His form of Hamsa before Brahma and the four sages headed by Sanaka and revealed to them various confidential truths.

The three modes ' goodness, passion and ignorance ' are related to material intelligence, not to the soul. One should conquer the lower modes of passion and ignorance by the mode of goodness, and then one must surpass the mode of goodness by acting in the transcendental mode of pure goodness. By associating with things in the mode of goodness, one becomes more fully situated in that mode. The three modes increase their different influences through various types of scripture, water, place, time, beneficiaries of activity, natures of activity, birth, meditation, mantras, purificatory rituals, and so on.

Lacking discrimination, one identifies with the material body, and consequently the mode of passion, which produces misery, takes over the mind, which is normally in the mode of goodness. As the mind evolves its function of decision and doubt, it creates intolerable hankerings for sense gratification. Unfortunate persons who are bewildered by the urges of the mode of passion become the slaves of their senses. Even though they know that the eventual result of their work will be suffering, they cannot avoid engaging in such fruitive work. A discriminating person, on the other hand, keeps himself detached from the objects of the senses and, by utilizing appropriate renunciation, takes shelter of unalloyed devotional service.

Lord Brahma himself has no material cause. He is the cause of the creation of all living beings and is the greatest among all the demigods. Yet even Brahma is always suffering agitation of the mind on account of the duties he has to perform; therefore, when he was questioned by his sons headed by Sanaka, who were born from his mind, about the means for driving away desires for sense gratification, he was incapable of giving them an answer. In order to receive some insight into this matter, he took shelter of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, whereupon the Supreme Lord appeared before him in the form of the swan incarnation, Lord Hamsa. Lord Hamsa proceeded to give instructions about the categorical identity of the self, the different states of consciousness (wakeful awareness, sleep and deep sleep) and the means for conquering over material existence. The sages headed by Sanaka became freed from all their doubts by hearing the words of the Lord and worshiped Him with pure devotion in mature love of God.[/quote]

http://srimadbhagavatam.com/11/13/summary/en

You can summarize that bold part for your post :)

Here you can find the individual verses in 11:13 http://srimadbhagavatam.com/11/13/en