The term ‘Stambha’ is also an epithet of Vishnu (in the VishnusahasranAma, he is called ‘stambho bhAvano bharta …’). In addition, it has several meanings, each of which describes one or more qualities of the Lord.
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The term ‘mUla Ashi’ can also be interpreted as one desirous of knowing the root cause for everything i.e., one who is in search of Para-brahma. Reading sat agAmas like Vedas, Moola-Ramayana, MahabhArata, PancharAtra and sAtvika purAnas, one would have to come to the inevitable conclusion that it is Lord VishNu who is the Supreme power responsible the creation, sustenance, management and destruction of this Universe. Such knowledge who would make one a yogivara.
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he water used in the abhishekam or anointment of a deity is first purified and sanctified by putting it in a separate vessel called the kalasha and the process is known as kalasha sthapana. In any temple where the presiding deity is any of the incarnations of Lord Vishnu, worship of the conch or shankha is mandatory and most significant.