The primordial being, the supreme creator of the universe, Lord Vishnu
Om, salutations to Bhagwan Narayan again and again

A man is complete when he becomes either a renunciate of the world or a yogi 🧘

A “good man” is what a woman expects
A “earning, wise man” is what a father expects

Who is a true man?

Is it the one who is only handsome — does beauty last?
Is it a strong, well-built body — for how long does it last?
Is it someone who attracts women — for how many days?
Is it someone who wins over women and considers himself superior — but doesn’t his energy eventually decline? Your strength is in your own hands.
What is the use of showing dominance and anger, when it does not even earn respect from your own people?

Is greatness in fame or notoriety — like Shivaji or Ramdas — or in renouncing attachment to wealth and desire?
Are you the best player — but for how long? How long will that fame last? And is it truly your fortune to receive such recognition?

All strength and beauty depend on universal divine will. Even power is given and taken by that higher force.

Outer beauty and appearance are temporary. True beauty should be such that it naturally reaches and touches another’s heart.

A man is not made by conquering a woman’s mind.
Rather, he becomes complete when he ends inner wars of negativity, fights injustice at the right place, and acts with righteousness.

Not just being like Vishnu in appearance — but being self-reliant, spontaneous, wise, responsible for family, and dutiful is true manhood.

A true man is one who respects women, understands feminine dignity, and lives by recognizing universal strength — like Vishnu.

Lord Vishnu is the greatest of all, the sustainer of the universe, the highest form of masculinity.

“Salutations to Lord Narayan, the supreme remover of suffering, the highest form of all incarnations, the protector of the universe, the ideal of true manhood.”