Friday , December 27 2024

Why does Lord Sri Hari Vishnu reside in the Ksheer Sagar?

Ksheer Sagar is a sacred place in Hinduism. It is at the center of the universe. In the scriptures, it is called Vishal Ksheer Sagar. In this sea, Lord Vishnu is depicted resting on the bed of a huge serpent named Sheshnag. Ksheer Sagar is considered a symbol of creation, salvation and peace. Ksheer Sagar represents Lord Vishnu and his power. It is said that people who have done extreme devotion and penance of Lord Vishnu can get the boon of entering Ksheer Sagar. Now in such a situation, the question comes to mind that why does Lord Shri Hari Vishnu reside in Ksheer Sagar. Let us know in detail from astrologer Pandit Arvind Tripathi in this article.

Know the religious importance of Ksheer Sagar
According to mythology, Ksheer Sagar is the origin of the universe. The protector of the universe rests on the bed of Sheshnag in this ocean. Ksheer Sagar is also said to be a symbol of salvation. Lord Vishnu's residence in this ocean shows that he is the giver of salvation and helps his devotees attain salvation. Ksheer Sagar is a symbol of peace and prosperity. Lord Vishnu's residence in this ocean shows that he maintains peace and prosperity in the universe.

Why does Lord Vishnu reside in the Ksheer Sagar?
According to the scriptures, Ksheera Sagar is also related to the destruction of the world. Lord Vishnu's residence in this ocean shows that he recreates the world after destruction. Lord Vishnu resting in Ksheera Sagar symbolizes the victory of good over evil. Lord Vishnu resting on Sheshnag symbolizes enlightenment. Sheshnag symbolizes eternity, and Lord Vishnu resting on it shows that he is beyond time and is the bearer of all knowledge. Ksheera Sagar is also called the “Sea of ​​Milk”. Goddess Lakshmi, the wife of Lord Vishnu, also resides with him in Ksheera Sagar.

Who can enter the Ksheer Sagar (ocean of milk)?
Only a person who has immense devotion and penance towards Lord Vishnu can enter the Ksheera Sagar. Only he can get the boon of entering the Ksheera Sagar.