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1. www.hindu-blog.com › 2014 › 04Why Balarama is known as Sankarshana? - Hindu Blog

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   1 day ago · Sankarshana is one of the names of Balarama. Balarama is an avatar of Vishnu for some communities in Hindu religion. Others believe that he is an avatar of Adi Sesha. But the story as to why Balaram is known as Sankarshana is the same in all scriptures.

2. www.wisdomlib.org › concept › lord-sankarshanaLord Sankarshana: Significance and symbolism - Wisdom Library

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   Lord Sankarshana, in Vaishnavism, is described as a divine figure and plenary portion, embodying Balarama and regarded as the supreme personality who provides spiritual shelter. He is linked to Lord Krishna, residing in the heart of Lord Shiva, and is worshiped by both Shiva and Parvati.

3. www.wisdomlib.org › concept › sankarshana-formSankarshana form: Significance and symbolism - Wisdom Library

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   The Sankarshana form in Vaishnavism is characterized as a specific manifestation of Vasudeva in Maha-Vaikuntha, separate from Nityananda's identity. In Purana texts, it describes another aspect of Vishnu, noted for its red color and unique marks.

4. www.askganesha.com › deities › sheshnaagShesha Naag - A diligent servent of Lord Vishnu - Askganesha

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   Shesha is a Sanskrit word that refers to 'remainder' in English, thus Shesha Naag is someone which remains even when everything else cease to exist. In Puranas, he is referred to as Lord Sankarshana, the trasmic energy of Lord Vishnu himself.

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   Sankarshana is also one of the four vyuhas, or primitive forms of Vishnu, the other three being Vasudeva, Pradyumna, and Aniruddha. In Gaudiya accounts, Sankarshana expands himself as Garbhodakshayi-Vishnu in the beginning of the universe to create Brahma .

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   By the 2nd century CE, the "avataraconcept was in its infancy", and the depiction of the four emanations of Vishnu (the Chatur-vyūha), consisting in the Vrishni heroes including Vāsudeva, Saṃkarṣaṇa and minus Samba, starts to become visible in the art of Mathuraat the end of the Kushanperiod.

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   Who is Lord Sankarshana?

   • In Puranas, he is referred to as Lord Sankarshana, the trasmic energy of Lord Vishnu himself. He is believed to exist even before the universe was created and he will remain when the universe will end, he possess the powers to destroy the universe and create a new one. He is believed to live in the deep layers of Patala.

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   What is the difference between Narayana and Sankarshana?

   • From Sankarshana there is an expansion of Narayana, and from Narayana there is a second quadruple expansion of Sankarshana, Vasudeva, Pradyumna and Aniruddha. From second Sankarshana comes Maha-Vishnu - the first purusa-avatara. Maha-Vishnu in the Causal Ocean, is the creator of the aggregate material energy.

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   What is sankarsha in Hinduism?

   • In the seventh month of her pregnancy the fetus was transferred, with the blessing of Bhagvan Vishnu, to the womb of Rohini, first wife of Vasudeva who lived in Gokul. The child was born in due time at Gokula. As the fetus was transferred from one womb to another the child born was also known as Sankarshana. Sankarsha means to transfer.

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   Is Lord Krishna a svayam rupa?

   • Lord Sri Krishna is the svayam-rupa Personality of Godhead, and all other forms of Godhead are Lord Sri Krishna's plenary portions and integrated parts. Balarama is the first plenary manifestation of Lord Krishna. From Baladeva expands Sankarshana, Vasudeva, Pradyumna and Aniruddha.

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   What does Shesha mean in Puranas?

   • In the Puranas, Shesha is said to hold all the planets of the universe on his hoods and to constantly sing the glories of Vishnu from all his mouths. He is sometimes referred to as Ananta Shesha. The Narayana form of Vishnu is often depicted as resting on Shesha, accompanied by his consort Lakshmi.

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   How many heads does Sheshnaag have?

   • Sheshnaag is usually shown floating in the ocean, he has 5 to 7 heads and each of his head dons a crown. He is said to have taken avatars with Lord Vishnu. He was incarnated as Laxmana, the brother of Lord Rama and as Balrama, the brother of Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna and Lord Rama were both incarnations of Lord Vishnu.

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   Lord Sri Krishna is the svayam-rupa Personality of Godhead, and all other forms of Godhead are Lord Sri Krishna's plenary portions and integrated parts. Balarama is the first plenary manifestation of Lord Krishna. From Baladeva expands Sankarshana, Vasudeva, Pradyumna and Aniruddha.