In the cosmic creation, Lord Vishnu is depicted as lying on the cosmic serpent called ‘Shesha Naga’ in the milky ocean, which represents the primordial waters. As Lord Vishnu rests, a lotus flower emerges from his navel. From the lotus flower, Lord Brahma, the creator, is born. He is depicted with four heads, each representing the four Vedas—Rigveda, Samaveda, Atharvaveda, and Yajurveda. Lord Brahma is entrusted with the task of creating and shaping the universe, and Lord Vishnu is the preserver protector of the universe, who descend to Earth in various forms, known as avatars (like Lord Rama, Lord Krishna, Lord Narasimha, Lord Vamana), to protect the righteous. Lord Vishnu’s primary consort is Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity. They are often depicted together, symbolizing the divine union of preservation and abundance. His divine presence is believed to bring stability, righteousness, and the maintenance of cosmic order.