The First Avtar - Matsya

                            The First Avtar - Matsya 

In every era if someone will try to destroy the peace, bhagvan Shri Vishnu will come to save the human life , this is legislation (विधी का विधान) . He will definitely come to save mother earth. 

When the evil demon king Higriv stealed the 4 Vedas imprisoned them after all having the peace, knowledge he did not understood the importance of that treasure he was still in darkness of immorality and wrongdoings . lord Vishnu decided to take matsya Avtar. At that time Mata Laxmi Devi was worried that narayan is her breath , if he will go away from her how would she survive without Narayan . So, vishnu took Laxmi in his arms . 

To bring back those 4 scared veds Lord Shiva agrees to flood the earth to destroy all the evil life and purify it, Brahma can then create a world of humanity and give back the Veda for human walfare . At the same time Brahma putra - Manu and his wife shatrupa ( first humans on earth ) were worried and was fasting (व्रत) to save human life which was going to be destroyed. While manu was bathing ,a tiny fish swims into his hands and begged for protection . He takes that fish  home ,but it grows to gaint size in a single night and manu released the fish into ocean , where he realised that fish was non other than Lord Shri Vishnu as matsya : fish . Vishnu warns his devotee about the coming flood, give him a magical boat and  asks him to save anything important in the boat shatrupa gather plants and animals, decided to save everything rather than having the pride to think they know what is valuable and what is not at the last minute manu thinks of bringing the seven primordial sages ,The saptarshi . All leave, Matsya appeared first and killed the demon Higriv, who was ott to kill the Vedas, and at last the vadas were saved by God . On the other hand Manu's boat was tossed by the storm but Matsya tows it to safety after the flood . Vishnu gave the vadas again to the nine survivors

              In this way lord saved the world, as he always do.

 


                         *  🙏🏻🌺" ओम नमो भगवते वासुदेवाय नमः "🌺🙏🏻*

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