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It is said in Srimad-Bhagavatam that Brahma created his own Manasputra, Sanak, Sananda, Sanatkumar and Sanatan, and advised them to spread the people. But they were reluctant to indulge in worldly affairs, so they sought advice from Father Brahma to get rid of this worldly world. Father Brahma was then overwhelmed by the powerful menstrual cycle as he was busy with the work of creation, so he was unable to advise the Sankadi sages on theology. Then he meditated on Lord Vishnu and called him for this deed. Srivagavan then descended in the form of a swan and sent the Sankadi sages on the path of liberation by advising them on theology. |
It is said in Srimad-Bhagavatam that Brahma created his own Manasputra, Sanak, Sananda, Sanatkumar and Sanatan, and advised them to spread the people. But they were reluctant to indulge in worldly affairs, so they sought advice from Father Brahma to get rid of this worldly world. Father Brahma was then overwhelmed by the powerful menstrual cycle as he was busy with the work of creation, so he was unable to advise the Sankadi sages on theology. Then he meditated on Lord Vishnu and called him for this deed. Srivagavan then descended in the form of a swan and sent the Sankadi sages on the path of liberation by advising them on theology. |
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== Uddhav Bani in Lord Krishna Srimad-Bhagavatam == |
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Tasyahang hansarupena sakasamagamanga then. (Srimadbhagavatam, 11.13.19) |
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That is - then I came to him in the form of a swan. Lord Krishna said again - |
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Janit magatang yajnang yusmaddharmaribakshaya. (Srimadbhagavatam, 11.13.38) |
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That is, come to know me as Vishnu, who came in the form of a swan to preach your religion (Sankadi sage is called the swan god). |
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Mention of the Bhagavad-gita in the true age is found elsewhere in Srimad-Bhagavatam. |
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Krite shuklachaturbahurjatilo balkalambarah. |
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Krishnajinopabitakshan bibraddanda kamandalu. |
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Hansah suparno baikuntho dharmo yogeshvaromal. |
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Ishwar: Purusho: Vyakta: Paramatmeti Giyate. (Srimadbhagavatam, 11.5.21,23) |
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That is to say - in the Satya Yuga, Srivagavan became white-colored, quadrangular, braided, clothed, clothed in black, deer-skinned, upavita, aksamala and danda, and kamandalu. In that true age, Srivagavan became known as Hansa, Suparna, Vaikuntha, Ishvara, Purusha, Abyakta, and Paramatma. |
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Gopal Sahasranama and Vishnu Sahasranama hymns also mention a name of Srivagavan as "Hansa". E.g. - |
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Achyutah Keshabo Vishnurhari: Satyo Janardanah. |
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Hanso Narayano Lilo Nilo Bhakti Parayanah. (Gopal Sahasranam, 65) |
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Maricirdamano hansah suparno bhujagottamah. |
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Hiranyanabha: Sutapa: Padmanabha: Butterfly. (Vishnu Sahasranama, 21) |
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The meaning of the word hansa is - hanso, like kshtirnibibechane sakstastatha: sau sarvajnyadyanantagunashaktyadimatben janjanjmadibyaparakartattrva-chchetanachetanyorbibechananipunyabaniti. (Mantrahasyatika) |
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Revision as of 04:14, 24 September 2023
In Hinduism, the first guru of the Nimbark community is Lord Srihansa, who himself is one of the twenty-four incarnations of Lord Vishnu. At the beginning of creation, in the Satya Yuga, Lord Vishnu Himself took the form of a quadrangle, joined conch shells, chakras, maces, and lotuses, and descended to the sage Sankadi, the son of Brahma, in the name of Hansabata.
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 श्री हंस भगवान |
It is said in Srimad-Bhagavatam that Brahma created his own Manasputra, Sanak, Sananda, Sanatkumar and Sanatan, and advised them to spread the people. But they were reluctant to indulge in worldly affairs, so they sought advice from Father Brahma to get rid of this worldly world. Father Brahma was then overwhelmed by the powerful menstrual cycle as he was busy with the work of creation, so he was unable to advise the Sankadi sages on theology. Then he meditated on Lord Vishnu and called him for this deed. Srivagavan then descended in the form of a swan and sent the Sankadi sages on the path of liberation by advising them on theology.
Uddhav Bani in Lord Krishna Srimad-Bhagavatam
Tasyahang hansarupena sakasamagamanga then. (Srimadbhagavatam, 11.13.19)
That is - then I came to him in the form of a swan. Lord Krishna said again -
Janit magatang yajnang yusmaddharmaribakshaya. (Srimadbhagavatam, 11.13.38)
That is, come to know me as Vishnu, who came in the form of a swan to preach your religion (Sankadi sage is called the swan god).
Mention of the Bhagavad-gita in the true age is found elsewhere in Srimad-Bhagavatam.
Krite shuklachaturbahurjatilo balkalambarah.
Krishnajinopabitakshan bibraddanda kamandalu.
Hansah suparno baikuntho dharmo yogeshvaromal.
Ishwar: Purusho: Vyakta: Paramatmeti Giyate. (Srimadbhagavatam, 11.5.21,23)
That is to say - in the Satya Yuga, Srivagavan became white-colored, quadrangular, braided, clothed, clothed in black, deer-skinned, upavita, aksamala and danda, and kamandalu. In that true age, Srivagavan became known as Hansa, Suparna, Vaikuntha, Ishvara, Purusha, Abyakta, and Paramatma. Gopal Sahasranama and Vishnu Sahasranama hymns also mention a name of Srivagavan as "Hansa". E.g. -
Achyutah Keshabo Vishnurhari: Satyo Janardanah.
Hanso Narayano Lilo Nilo Bhakti Parayanah. (Gopal Sahasranam, 65)
Maricirdamano hansah suparno bhujagottamah.
Hiranyanabha: Sutapa: Padmanabha: Butterfly. (Vishnu Sahasranama, 21)
The meaning of the word hansa is - hanso, like kshtirnibibechane sakstastatha: sau sarvajnyadyanantagunashaktyadimatben janjanjmadibyaparakartattrva-chchetanachetanyorbibechananipunyabaniti. (Mantrahasyatika)