Also known as the Sleeping Vishnu Pose, this pose helps to open ... The name Anantasana is derived from ‘Ananta’ which means infinite or endless serpent (Sheshanaag) with countless heads ...

Lord Vishnu appears in the cosmic ocean known as Ksheera Sagara, where he rests on the infinite serpent Ananta Shesha to signify eternity. The Dashavataras represent sacred forms of Lord Vishnu ...

Lord Vishnu, the preserver, lies on the coiled serpent Ananta Shesha, floating on this cosmic ocean. Vishnu’s calm, meditative state represents supreme consciousness and perfect harmony.

Ramcharitmanas states: Hari anant/ Hari katha Ananta — Hari, Vishnu, is infinite, boundless, and beyond all limitations, and so are his tales. Traditional bhajans celebrate the Divine form as ...