Meaning of the word Vishnu is the provider or the giver. In the Hindu mythology, Lord Vishnu is regarded as the dharma upholder and preserver of life. Also called as Hari or Narayana, he is part of the Hindu trinity, a peace-loving deity. Whenever there is loss of peace or it\u2019s under threat, reincarnation of Lord Vishnu occurs in some form on the earth to restore peace.<\/p>\n
Lord Vishnu is known to be present on top of the hooded serpent called as Shesha in the Vaikunth\u2019s milky waters. This pose signifies the patient and calmness in the face of worries and fear presented by the ferocious snakes. Few qualities of Lord Vishnu include inability to tolerate ego. Lord Vishnu doesn\u2019t sleep and his mood remains peaceful.<\/p>\n
Pictures have shown Lord Vishnu with four weapons. In one of his hand he holds Vajra or the disc. In another hand he holds Sankha or the conch. In his third hand, Lord Vishnu holds Padma or the Lotus. In his fourth hand, Lord Vishnu holds club. Lord Vishnu also has Sarnga a kind of bow and Nandaka, a kind of sword. The king of birds, Garuda is the vehicle of Lord Vishnu.<\/p>\n
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