SESHA - Servant of Krishna (Here we speak of Ananta taking the form of the bed of Maha-Vishnu). The Infinite bed on which Maha-Vishnu reclines - this Infinity is an avatar having the nature of a servant of Krishna; He is known by the name Sheshi. [47] *** yah karanarnava-jale bhajati sma yoga-nidram ananta-jagad-anda-saroma-kupah adhara-saktim avalambya param svamurttim govindam adi purusham tam aham bhajami Containing countless universes within the pores of His body, He assumes His magnificent

Anantashayana Vishnu is a massive open-air rock-cut sculpture in Saranga, Odisha, showing Vishnu reclining on the serpent Ananta/Shesha in a cosmic-rest pose linked to creation. It was carved in the early 9th century AD, making it around 1,200 years old. #india #history #ancientart #artifacts #historylovers | History Piece

Do you know why God Vishnu is shown resting on Adi Shesha, the thousand-headed serpent? When one cycle of creation ends, the universe fades into silence. Mountains crumble, stars lose their light, and time itself comes to rest. In that stillness, God Vishnu lies on Adi Shesha, not asleep but in Yoga Nidra, a deep cosmic rest between two creations. Adi Shesha represents time. When even time becomes still, He rests beneath Vishnu, waiting for the next dawn of creation. From His navel, the lotus wi