Every day has a lord to which it is dedicated in Hindu mythology. For instance, Lord\u00a0 Surya dev is worshipped on Sunday, Lord Hanuman is honored on Tuesday, and so\u00a0 forth. The day of Lord Vishnu and Sai Baba is also observed on Thursday.<\/p>\n

The world was created by Brahma, nevertheless. Shiva the avenging one. For the\u00a0 uninitiated, Vishnu is the God of Protection. According to Hinduism, it is his\u00a0 responsibility to descend to earth at times of turmoil to reestablish a harmonious\u00a0 equilibrium between good and evil. In the tens of thousands of years that have\u00a0 passed since then, it is stated that he has reincarnated nine times. However, Hindu\u00a0 mythology states that he will reincarnate for the tenth and final time when the world\u00a0 is very close to coming to an end.<\/p>\n

The Rig Veda refers to the god Lord Vishnu on several occasions, along with several\u00a0 other deities, including Indra Dev. His importance, on the other hand, eclipses that of\u00a0 other deities in later Vedic writings. In the later Vedic period, two of his\u00a0 reincarnation, Rama and Krishna, take the lead. He is so influential that the epics\u00a0 Mahabharata and Ramayana even feature him as a character.<\/p>\n