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Balarama is an ancient deity, a prominent one by the epics era of Indian history as evidenced by archeological and numismatic evidence. His iconography appears with Nāga (many-headed serpent), a plough and other farm artifacts such as a watering pot, possibly indicating his origins in a bucolic, agricultural culture. [15] Texts.
Nov 30, 2020 · Balarama (बलराम) is a Hindu God of Agriculture and Strength. He is the divine son of Vasudeva and Rohini, the elder brother of Lord Krishna, and an avatar of Lord Vishnu.
Nov 2, 2015 · Balarama, also known as Balabhadra, is the elder brother of Lord Krishna. He is said to be the avatar of Shesha. According to legend, Shesha is said to be the king of all snakes, and holds the entire universe on its hood.
Balarama, in Hindu mythology, the elder half brother of Krishna, with whom he shared many adventures. Sometimes Balarama is considered one of the 10 avatars (incarnations) of the god Vishnu, particularly among those members of Vaishnava sects who elevate Krishna to the rank of a principal god.
Lord Balarama, a divine Hindu deity, holds immense significance in Hindu mythology and is revered as an embodiment of strength and wisdom. This section explores the origins and the profound significance attached to Lord Balarama, shedding light on his role and position in the Hindu pantheon.
Balarama, or Baladeva, is Krishna' s primary all-powerful expansion. When Krishna desires to appear in this world as an avatar, Balarama arranges for that appearance by expanding Himself into more forms of God. During Krishna's pastimes on earth, Balarama was present as His elder brother.
Balarama (Sanskrit: बलराम, IAST: Balarāma) is a god and the elder brother of Krishna. He is also known as Baladeva, Balabhadra, Haladhara and Halayudha, and sometimes simply Rama.
Dec 21, 2023 · Balarama is a Hindu deity and older brother of Krishna. In traditions that recognize Krishna as a principal deity, Balarama is typically considered one of the Dashavatara, or 10 main incarnations of Vishnu. A prominent god in many Hindu traditions, Vishnu is the supreme deity of Vaishnavism.
In Hindu mythology, Balarama is the elder half-brother of Krishna, often considered one of the 10 avatars of Vishnu. Balarama may have originated as an agricultural deity, depicted with a plowshare and a pestle.
In Hinduism, Balarama (Devanagri: बलराम) is listed in the Bhagavata Purana as an avatar (incarnation) of the Hindu god Vishnu. [1] He is known as the elder brother of Lord Krishna and worshipped by some devotees of Vaishnavism.
