Brahma’s Vision of Vaikuntha

 Brahma’s Vision of Vaikuntha

From Canto 2: Cosmic Manifestation — A Gentle Bedtime Story for Young Vaishnavs

Brahma’s Vision of Vaikuntha


Once Upon a Time…

Long ago, when Lord Brahma was given the task of creating the worlds, he felt a deep desire to understand the true nature of the Supreme Lord and the place where He lives. Brahma prayed with all his heart, wanting to see the divine world that is beyond everything—Vaikuntha, the eternal home of Lord Vishnu.

Brahma sat on his golden lotus, floating above the cosmic ocean, and began his deep meditation. He closed his eyes, calmed his mind, and focused on the Supreme Lord, Vishnu, remembering His beautiful form, blue as a raincloud, full of kindness and peace.


The Miracle of Vaikuntha

Suddenly, by the Lord’s grace, Brahma’s mind soared beyond the universe. He was blessed with a wonderful vision—a glimpse into Vaikuntha, the most peaceful and joyful place in all creation.

Brahma saw endless skies that shone with a golden light, far more dazzling than the sun. In Vaikuntha, there was no fear, sadness, or darkness—only joy, love, and music. The air was filled with the gentle sound of divine songs, and beautiful gardens blossomed everywhere, their flowers glowing with otherworldly colors.

Radiant beings, called Vaikuntha-vasis, moved gracefully, singing the glories of Lord Vishnu. They all had four arms and wore splendid, shining clothes and ornaments. Their faces shone with everlasting happiness, for there was no pain or sorrow in Vaikuntha.


The Splendor of the Lord

In the center of Vaikuntha, Brahma saw the Lord Himself—Lord Vishnu, seated on a grand throne, shining like a thousand suns but soothing as the moon. At His side was Goddess Lakshmi, the mother of fortune, full of sweetness and compassion. The Lord smiled with love at everyone, blessing His devotees with His presence.

Brahma noticed that in Vaikuntha, time did not flow as it did in the worlds below. There was no old age or death. Everyone was free from fear and filled with eternal happiness, just by remembering and serving the Lord.


The Meaning of the Vision

Brahma was overwhelmed with joy and gratitude. He realized that Vaikuntha was the highest place, where the soul can go after a life full of love, devotion, and kindness. He understood that the Lord’s mercy is the true treasure, and that all souls are happiest when they serve and remember Vishnu with a pure heart.

After seeing Vaikuntha, Brahma returned to his lotus, his heart filled with peace and inspiration. He thanked Lord Vishnu for such a blessing and began his work of creation with new strength, always keeping the vision of Vaikuntha alive in his heart.


The Blessing for All

Sage Suka told King Parikshit, “Anyone who listens to this story with faith, who remembers the beauty of Vaikuntha and chants the Lord’s name, will also find peace and joy in their own heart. Even if we live in this world, we can carry a piece of Vaikuntha with us—by loving, serving, and remembering the Lord every day.”


Moral of the Story

Dear children, Brahma’s vision of Vaikuntha teaches us that the highest happiness is not in things or places, but in loving and remembering God. When we fill our hearts with devotion, kindness, and gratitude, we bring the light of Vaikuntha into our lives and share it with everyone around us.


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