How do I make my Vishnu God happy?

The best time to chant Lord Vishnu mantras is early morning Brahma Muhurat (4 am to 6 am). Take bath and sit on a mat or wooden plank. Keep a picture of Lord Vishnu in front of you and start chanting the mantra focusing on the divine form of the Lord. The ideal count to chant the Vishnu mantra is multiples of 108.

What is the relationship between Krishna and Vishnu?

Krishna, one of the most widely revered and most popular of all Indian divinities, is worshipped as the eighth incarnation (avatar, or avatara) of the Hindu god Vishnu and also as a supreme god in his own right.

Is Vishnu difficult to please?

Yes it is difficult to please Vishnu because he is the supreme soul and you need to meet some high quality standards to get his attention. The shortcut is to focus on one of his three poorna avatars viz. Narasimha, Rama, Krishna. This way of true bhakthi can help the devotee get the grace of the lord easily.

Is Krishna higher than Vishnu?

They are one and the same supreme personality of godhead. There is no difference at all.

Is Lord Vishnu and Narayana same?

As per texts like the Vishnu Purana, Bhagavata Purana, Garuda Purana and the Padma Purana, Narayana is Vishnu himself who incarnates in various avatars. According to Madhvacharya, Narayana is one of the five Vyuhas of Vishnu, which are cosmic emanations of God in contrast to his incarnate avatars.

Did Shiva worship Vishnu?

Originally Answered: Did Lord Shiva worship Lord Vishnu? Yes he did.. We all have heard of Hanuman but many do not know the fact that Hanuman was a Rudra avatar. Shiva has many names Neelkanth,Mahesh,Adi yogi,Maha kaal,Maha dev….to name a few Rudra or Maha Rudra is also one of his many names.

Is Krishna Maha Vishnu?

Thus Lord Mahavishnu is the amsa of Lord Krishna. But Krishna is the supreme personality of godhead. However, it is important to note that Lord Mahavishnu is not a different personality. But ,he is Lord Krishna himself.

Who is Vishnu’s father?

In contrast, the Shiva-focussed Puranas describe Brahma and Vishnu to have been created by Ardhanarishvara, that is half Shiva and half Parvati; or alternatively, Brahma was born from Rudra, or Vishnu, Shiva and Brahma creating each other cyclically in different aeons (kalpa).