meaning of pranavam
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balajiv_54 • Wed Apr 30 2003 - 09:23:00 PDT
sir,
i accept all the views expressed.iam also convinced that narayana is
the parabrahmam and the supreme god. but in that case there is no
need for krishna, who is an avatar of vishnu to say that ' IAM
VISHNU' AMONG ADITYAS. he could have said i am narayana. also he says
to arjuna that he is showing him the vishvaroopam because of his
yogic power and not because he is an avatar of vishnu. in the same
geeta krishna says the yoghis can see him in the real form.when he
spoke to arjuna in geeta, krishna spoke as narayana the parabrahma
and not as vishnu.there were many avatars of vishnu. in that
ramavatar is quite facinating because in that rama behaves like any
other human being.he did not behave like an avatar.he was an ideal
and noble king who ruled the kingdom.if rama was narayana then where
is the requirement of he having to get the help of other devatas in
his fight against ravana.
by all this my point of arguement is narayana is the parabrahmam and
is represented by the 'ohm'. all other devatas including vishnu are
anyadevatas who derive their power from ohm. that is why we call
narayana as om namo narayana. no one calls vishnu as om vishnu.
i dont know if iam right or wrong please parden me.
balaji
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