Our Consciousness Representing the Ocean or the Samudra

Our consciousness represents the spiritual and / or emotional processes experienced by the sea and Samudra, the process of shaking, people experience life's difficulties and happiness. The story of Samudra Manthan is stated in Shrimad Bhaagvad. The king of Devas is known as Indra. If Sage Durvaasa shows him the flower garland, he shows respect to Indra. Indra is selfish and insensitive, and she puts a garland on her elephant's teeth stepping out while ruding her.

Kurma: The earliest record of Kurma is in Shatapatha Brahmana (Yajur veda) where he is a form of Prajapati-Brahma and helped samudra manthan. In Epic and Prana, the legend has expanded and evolved into many versions, and the car has become the embody of Vishnu. He appears in the form of a turtle or a turtle to support the foundation of the universe and the Mandalar Mountain of the universe. Varaha: Early versions of Varaha or legendary wild boar are in Taittiriya Aranyaka and Shatapatha Brahmana. Both versions are Vedic text. They express the universe as the original water. The earth is the size of the hand and is trapped inside. God of the form of Baraja Plarjapati (Brazil) falls into the water and pulls out the earth

Our consciousness represents the spiritual and / or emotional processes experienced by the sea and Samudra, the process of shaking, people experience life's difficulties and happiness. The story of Samudra Manthan is stated in Shrimad Bhaagvad. The king of Devas is known as Indra. If Sage Durvaasa shows him the flower garland, he shows respect to Indra. - The comment on reading Sophocles' drama "Oedipus the King" by King Oedipus with fresh eyes is an interesting process that keeps in mind that you "know" about this story. It was Freud's application to human psychology and was also my own spiritual acceptance (also from the popular program "The Gospel of Colony")

All the gods and devils gathered and decided to stir the sea in order to put out honey from the seabed. Often called Sam Dramantan. While stirring the sea, many things such as valuable jewels, gold, silver, animals, goddess Lakshmi are all coming out of the ocean. All these are distributed between the gods and the devil. Sheba is known to be very powerful, so he drank a fatal poison, soon turned it into blue and began to spread into his body. Knowing this, Goddess Parvati entered Shiva's throat in the form of Mahavidya and controlled the spread of poison. Therefore, the Shiv language is called Neelkanth and literally means the blue throat.