Bhava

Bhavannarayana (Bhavanarayana) Swamy temples are located in Andhra Pradesh only. Three temples are in Guntur district, one in Krishna district and one in East Godavari district. Bhavannaraya Swamy is another form of Lord Vishnu.

1. Bapatla 

• It is a town in Guntur district. Bhavannarayana (Bhavanarayana) Swamy Temple is here in heart of the town. It was construted in 15th century. Surya Lanka beach is very famous which is just 9kms from from Bapatla. Bapatla is 18kms from Chirala and 54kms from Gutnur.

2. Ponnur 

• It is also a temple in Guntur district.Sakshi Bhavannarayana (Bhavanarayana) Swamy Temple is in this town. This temple has a story that relating that Lord Vishnu has come here from Varanasi for prove that one of his Bhakt (divoty) is innocent. So, Ponnuru is called as “Chinna Kasi.” Ponnur is 28kms from Guntur city and 24kms from Bapatla. 

3. Narasaraopet 

• It is a third biggest town in Guntur district. Bhavannarayaana Swamy temple is here in Market Centre. It is very ancient temple. This temple is renovated recently. Narasaraopet is 46kms from Guntur.

4. Bhavadevarapalli 

• It is a small village at Nagayalanka mandal in Krishna district. Bhavanarayana Swamy Temple is here. Bhavadevarapalli is 94kms from Vijayawada, 15kms from Avanigadda and 51kms from Machilipatnam.

5. Sarpavaram

•  It is a small village near Kakinada in East Godavari district. Bhavannarayana temples is here. It is very ancient and big temple. Sarpavaram is just 5kms from Kakinada city.

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Dhana

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Sriman Narayana

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Caste Based on Profession Not by Birth

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Laxmi Puran

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Bishnupur

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Om Jai Laxmi Mata / Jagdish Hare

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a-karenocyate visnuh / srir u-karena kathyate

ma-karas tu tayor dasah / panca-vimsah prakirtitah

In the mantra om] the letter a signifies Lord Visnu, the letter u signifies the goddess Sri, and the letter m refers to their servant, who is the twenty-fifth element.' The twenty-fifth element is the jiva, the  living being."Lord Shiva then said, "The creation of the material world is made possible by the external energy of the Lord, known as Avidya (igno¬rance), Prakriti (energy), Maya (illusion), Gunatrayamayi  (consisting of three modes- sattva, rajas and tamas), and Sanatani (eternal energy)."On the boundary of the material nature is the Viraja river. On one side is the material nature, and on the other side is  the spiritual nature, which is called Tripada-vibhuti."

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Cause

Nirguna

Keshava

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24
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Adi
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Chenna
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Avatars
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Kanaka

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Shreephal

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Name of Eight Gate Keepers of Vishnu

Describing about the grandeur of Vaikunth, Lord Mahadeva told Parvati--A person who has total devotion in Lord Vishnu attains to Vaikunth after his death. Vaikuntha is the abode of Vishnu and constitutes of numerous Janapadas. The magnificence of Vaikunth is beyond description and it houses many grand palaces fully decorated with jewels and diamonds.The central part of Vaikuntha is called Ayodhya and is well protected by dwarpals named

1. Chanda, 
2. Prachanda, 
3. Bhadra, 
4. Subhadra, 
5. Jaya, 
6. Vijay, 
7. Dhata and 
8. Vidhata.

Vaikunth is inhabited by countless divine people who live in well illuminated houses.In the central part of Ayodhya is situated the 'antahpuri' of Lord Vishnu. It is inhabited by celestial beauties--apsaras. There is a divine Canopy situated just at the centre of antahpuri, where Lord Vishnu has his divine throne. The divine throne is surrounded by deities as well as by the embodiments of all the four Vedas--- Rigveda, Yajurveda, Samaveda and Atharvaveda. The deities---Agni, Surya and Chandrama have their dwellings at the centre of Vishnu's throne.There is a grand pedestal called yogapeeth established on the throne. A beautiful lotus flower is established on the yogapeeth on which is seated Lord Vishnu along with his consort- Laxmi.

Lord Vishnu appears divine in his complexion of a blue lotus, whose radiance is enough to subdue crores of sun. He has radiant ear-rings hangings down his earlobes. His forehead is covered with curly hair. He has the famous 'Kaustubh mani' in his neck. He holds a conch and a chakra in each of his two hands and the remaining two hands are in the posture of giving blessings.

Source Padma Purana

Chottanikkara

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Mudra

Shankha mudra
It is applied in the chintanye of dhruva varada for jnana prapthi and to get the blessings of goddess Lakshmi.

Chant the following mantra while applying chakra mudra:

paanchajanya nijadhwana dvamstapaathaka namchaya |
traahimaam paapinam GorasamsaaraarNava paatyinam ||

one on left side of eye, one on left of abdomen, two on left of chest, two on left shoulder both sides of naama, two on left of neck, one on right shoulder below the naama.

Chakra mudra
It is applied in the chintanye of Ambarisavarada for rakshane and to get sat-buddhi to follow Dharma.

Chant the following mantra while applying chakra mudra:

sudarshana mahajwala kotisoorya samaprabha |
agnandhasyame nithyam vishnOrmaargam pradarshaya ||

one on right side of eye, five on centre of abdomen, three on heart, two on right of abdomen, three on right of chest, two on right shoulder both sides of naama, two on right of neck, one on front of neck, one on left shoulder below the naama.

Gadaa mudra
It is applied in the chintanye of  vayu varada for vairagyaprapthi and to get control over desires.

Chant the following mantra while applying chakra mudra:

brahmaanda bhuvanaaramba mUlastambO gadaadhara |
kaumOdakI karEyusya tham namaami gadaadharam ||

one on forehead, one on left of abdomen, one on left of chest, two on left shoulder both sides of naama below shankha mudra.

Padma mudra
It is applied in the chintanye of  lakshmee varada for aishvarya prapthi  and to get peace and tranquility.

Chant the following mantra while applying chakra mudra:

samsaara bhayabEEtaanam yOginaamabhayapradha |
padmahastEna yO dEvO yOgIsham tham namaamyaham ||

Two on chest, two on right abdomen, two on right shoulder both sides of naama below chakra mudra.

NaaraayaNa mudra:
naarayana mudre hachidavanannu bhakthiyinda nodidavana uddara

Chant the following mantra while applying chakra mudra:

naarayana namastEstu naamamudraamkitam naram |
druStyava labhatE mukthim chamdaalO brahmagaathaka ||

One each overlapping on all mudras, and naama.