Dasavathaaram

Dasavathaaram refers to the ten divine incarnations of the Hindu god Vishnu, each symbolizing different principles and lessons. These ten avatars—such as Matsya (fish), Rama, and Krishna—appear in mythological stories to restore cosmic balance when darkness and chaos threaten the universe. They represent transformation, protection, and the eternal cycle of creation and preservation. The concept underscores the idea that divine intervention takes various forms to uphold righteousness and preserve harmony across different eras.