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The Supreme Eternal as his plenary manifestations, the Avatars, present signs which characterize God, the Supreme Person, like the symbols marking the soles of his feet [the flag, the lightning, a mahout's staff, a fish, a parasol, a lotus flower and a disc.].
Symbols marking the palms of his hands [A lotus flower and a wheel.].
Seven parts of her body glow with a reddish glow [Her eyes, palms of her hands, soles of her feet, palate, lips and nails.].
Today, where junk incarnations abound, it is very interesting to note the bodily characteristics of an authentic manifestation of God. From his birth, we can observe that the feet of the Avatar bear the marks of his divinity (a flag, a lightning bolt, a lotus flower, etc.). In addition, the Lord turns out to be an exceptional character. He is impartial, calm, quiet, peaceful, smiling, gentle and does not favor any being at the expense of another. An Avatar, a divine manifestation, must possess these six perfections, beauty, wealth, fame, power, wisdom, and renunciation.
Before accepting anyone as God, or as a divine manifestation, one must first observe on his body all the distinctive features of the Divine. The Avatar who has none of these signs is only an impostor. The purpose of the advent of an Avatar, manifestation of the Supreme Eternal, is to free his devotees and to put an end to the demonic actions of unbelievers, atheistic beings. These are the two missions of the Supreme Lord when He comes to this world.
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No need great riches, vast scholarship or any other special asset to satisfy God the Supreme Person
The Lord said: “Whether one Offer Me, with love and devotion, a leaf, a flower, a fruit, water, this offering I will accept it.”
He who is animated by love for God and who expresses it can offer only a flower and a little water in the palm of his hand to the Lord, serving him with love and devotion, for the Lord. satisfied. It is only through devotional service that one can satisfy the Supreme Lord. Lord Krishna, God, The Supreme Person, who has much affection for his devotees, gives himself in person to his holy servant (to his holy servant) who offers him even a tulasi leaf and a little of water in the palm of your hand. The Lord's unmotivated mercy for his devotee is such that even the poorest of men can satisfy him by devoutly offering Him a little water and a flower, and this, because his dealings with his devotees are imbued with affection.