,
vibhava
,
antary
min
,
and
rc
vat
ra
. In his transcendent being, he is called
para
, as in Parabrahman, Parav
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sudeva. He manifests his power through four
vy
has
—
V
sudeva
, Sa
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kar
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ana, Pradyumna, and Aniruddha—thereby being able to create and being available for worship. Vi
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u is usually depicted standing, holding weapons, or reclining on
e
a
, the serpent. Because of his pervasive presence, images of Vi
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