Matsya avatar art

Ten Incarnation of Lord Vishnh

Dashavatara of Vishnu

Matsya Avatar In Hindu mythology there are four eras [yuga] – Satya yuga, Treta yuga, Dwapara yuga and Kali yuga. Each Yuga is supposed to be a day for Lord Brahma. One day of Lord Brahma is 4320 million human years. After the end of every yuga Lord Brahma goes to sleep. The power of Lord Brahma’s creation comes from the Vedas. When Lord Brahma sleeps there is no creation and the universe comes to an end. Lord Vishnu is the God of Preservation. Whenever the earth was in danger and when evil…

Matsya Avatar Drawing by Prem se

Matsya Avatar is the first incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He is the sustainer of the universe and the principal deity in Indian Mythology.

Dashavatar or dashavatara refers to the ten avatars of Lord Vishnu to restore the eradicate evil from earth and to restore the Dharma. See all avatars here.

Matsya is said to be the first avatar of Vishnu. He is a fish . He is said to have rescued the first man from a flood in a story. Matsya is associated with the beginning of the world.

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Dashavatara: Incarnation #1 Matsya is said to be the avatar that rescued the first man, as well as other creatures of the earth, from a great flood. Matsya is sometimes depicted as a great fish or as a human torso connected to the tail of a fish. Matsya is said to have forewarned man about the coming flood and ordered him to preserve all the grains and living creatures in a boat. This story is similar to many deluge myths found in other cultures.