Lord Vishnu Pujas

Dashavatara are the ten primary manifestation of Lord Vishnu. In various Yugas the Supreme Lord Vishnu took different incarnations to protect and establish Dharma and righteousness. The Dashavatara or the 10 primary manifestations of Lord Vishnu are Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Parashurama, Rama, Balarama, Krishna and Kalki. The first four avatara of the Dashavatara took manifestation in the Satya Yug, the next three in the Treta Yug, the next two in the Dwapara Yug and the final incarnation will happen in the Kali Yug. Legends of the Dashavatara are stated and glorified in numerous Puranas and Vedic scriptures such as Agni Purana, Skand Purana, Padma Purana, Garuda Purana, Linga Purana and more. In each of His avatara Lord Vishnu has revealed various significant teachings and insights of the mankind. He has shown that He will always protect Dharma and His devotees, and that truth will always triumph in the end, no matter how difficult the circumstances be.    

During the Dashavtaar Puja and Yagna, all ten manifestations of Lord Vishnu's are invoked, worshipped are revered. The Dashavtaar Puja and Yagna is a powerful Puja to seek blessings of protection, progress, success and prosperity. Conducting the Dashavtaar Puja and Yagna is one of the best ways to worship Lord Vishnu and seek His blessings. Lord Vishnu’s Dashavatar Puja helps seek blessings of wish fulfillment and that of overall happiness, growth, prosperity and abundance in all spheres of life. Lord Vishnu is the Supreme protector, His Pujas including the Dashavtaar Puja and Yagna are done for good health and protection of self and family against all sought of miseries and dangers. The Puja also helps invite auspiciousness, positivity, confidence and courage in one’s life.