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VISHNU

VISHNU
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the second member of the Hindu trinity, though worshipped by many Hindus as the supreme deity. He is usually represented a s four-armed and carrying a club, a shell, a discus and a lotus; a bow and sword are slung at his side. SHSBC Binder 30 Approved Glossary
VISHNU
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a Hindu god usually represented as having many arms. Because you've got to growTyou've got to be like Vishnu, before you can play an organ, you know? Eight arms. - Studying Data Assimilation (9 July 64) one of the three principle deities in Hinduism, a religion of India that emphasizes freedom from the material world through purification of desires and elimination of personal identity. Vishnu is the preserver of the world, while the deity Brahma is the creator and the deity Siva is the destroyer. Vishnu is portrayed as having four arms. In two hands he holds a club and a discus (a sharp round disc used as a weapon), and in his other two hands he holds a conch shell and a lotus flower. These objects have been variously interpreted to mean different things, for example, the shell (which can be blown upon to make a sound) is the sign of battle; the disc is symbolic of a weapon which can be used to kill demons; the lotus of his creative power; the club is symbolic of physical power and punishment of the wicked. Vishnu is dressed like a king and has a jewel-studded crown. Vishnu is believed to have sent his will to the world through men who were heroes. The last of these was Buddha, the great prophet of Eastern Asia. Because you've got to be like Vishnu, before you can play an organ, you know?the second member of the Hindu trinity, though worshipped by many Hindus as the supreme deity. He is usually represented as four-armed and carrying a club, a shell, a discus and a lotus; a bow and sword are slung at his side. Because you've got to growTyou've got to be like Vishnu, before you can play an organ, you know? - Studying Data Assimilation (9 July 64) the second member of the Hindu trinity, though worshipped by many Hindus as the supreme deity. He is usually represented as four-armed and carrying a club, a shell, a discus and a lotus; a bow and sword are slung at his side.