The wallpaper image of the Avatar Pang Matsayatra, the great god who broke the ocean, restored the world and created a new life.

The first incarnation of Lord Vishnu.

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So what is this image (external factors) as seen through the lens of theology, symbolism, genetics, narratives, theology, mythology, religious philosophy, and folklore, and mythology?

- Exorcise against fate, wash away the nemesis, remove the negative energy, stigma, or the abomination that has devoured life for so long. Let His streams wash away completely, like the cause of the Avatar. The legendary Flood is not just for destruction, but to cleanse the depravity of the old age before the beginning of the new cycle.

- Clearing remembrance or past failures, starting a good new life, opening a new era for life, settling, trading, and building a family or business foundation as solid as the creation of a new world. As later as the waters receded, Manu stepped up on the top of the Himalayas to start reestablishing society and the human race, with the Genesis pointing out.

- Reverse the horoscope from hand to hand, from the worst point, to a new cycle of life as prosperous, prosperous and enduring happiness as the dawn of Genesis, as the end of the Old Age through the Great Flood leads to the beginning of the New Golden Age (the beginning of the Sanctuary or the Sanctuary through the bloodline of Manu).

- Protect the last wealth or reserves of life from being lost to disasters so that we can have the resources to start a new life immediately even after the crisis of collapse, like the cause of the avatar. In addition to Manu and the Buddha, the mission of the Buddha also includes the preservation of universal grain and magical herbs in the Nava ship to make the new world abundant as soon as the water recedes.

- Protect the doers from unrighteousness and bullying, and make the reputation of honor that once plummeted over the water acceptable again, as the return of the Vedas to rules and morals to the universe.

- Navigate a life that is lost, lost, or in the face of a raging storm to safely travel across the ocean of misery to its dream and security.

- Surviving delusions, intellectual blindness, and pulling life up from the bottom, like diving down to take back the essence of life to start over.

- Exhumed obstacles, unsolvable life problems, or debts as if flooded, to restore the situation to full lung.

-Intercepting the Ocean of Holocaust, the weather of the heart, the calves of floods and water disasters, water travel, boat accidents, or invasions from unforeseen things in the face of encircling water situations, including the protection of farmland and life from turbulent currents and land erosion, as in the Great Flood of the World, the Pangamatasyantar has served as a monstrous ship using the serpent as a rope to bind the ship to the horns of Hom Phra to take Manu, the forefather of a new group of mankind, the seven hermits, and the seed of the water disaster escape.)

Finally, the ultimate destination of all lines of Hindu mythology and theology is the collapse of all things into immortal emptiness, or the unification of them, and the philosophical implication is that all the diversity of the world is just a drama.

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