Prompt: In a scene of transcendental splendor, Lord Vishnu is depicted as the Supreme Deity, the source of all creation, and the embodiment of love and compassion. He is adorned with a deep blue complexion, symbolizing His cosmic and eternal nature. His eyes radiate wisdom and benevolence, while His four arms reveal His omnipotence.
In His right hands, Lord Vishnu holds a conch shell (shankha), representing the primordial sound that brought the universe into existence, and a discus (chakra), symbolizing divine control over time and cosmic order. In His left hands, He wields a mace (gada), a symbol of spiritual authority, and a lotus flower (padma), representing purity and creation.
He is dressed in regal attire that shines with a divine aura, and a crown adorned with jewels that glistens with eternal light. Behind Lord Vishnu, a serpent's hood extends, symbolizing His connection to the infinite and the universe.
The image of Lord Vishnu in the "Srimad Bhagavatam" is a representation of His supreme divinity, cosmic balance, and unconditional love. It conveys the idea that He is the sustainer and preserver of the universe, ever-present to guide and protect those who seek His grace.
Prompt: In a scene of transcendental splendor, Lord Vishnu is depicted as the Supreme Deity, the source of all creation, and the embodiment of love and compassion. He is adorned with a deep blue complexion, symbolizing His cosmic and eternal nature. His eyes radiate wisdom and benevolence, while His four arms reveal His omnipotence.
In His right hands, Lord Vishnu holds a conch shell (shankha), representing the primordial sound that brought the universe into existence, and a discus (chakra), symbolizing divine control over time and cosmic order. In His left hands, He wields a mace (gada), a symbol of spiritual authority, and a lotus flower (padma), representing purity and creation.
He is dressed in regal attire that shines with a divine aura, and a crown adorned with jewels that glistens with eternal light. Behind Lord Vishnu, a serpent's hood extends, symbolizing His connection to the infinite and the universe.
The image of Lord Vishnu in the "Srimad Bhagavatam" is a representation of His supreme divinity, cosmic balance, and unconditional love. It conveys the idea that He is the sustainer and preserver of the universe, ever-present to guide and protect those who seek His grace.
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Prompt:
In a scene of transcendental splendor, Lord Vishnu is depicted as the Supreme Deity, the source of all creation, and the embodiment of love and compassion. He is adorned with a deep blue complexion, symbolizing His cosmic and eternal nature. His eyes radiate wisdom and benevolence, while His four arms reveal His omnipotence.
In His right hands, Lord Vishnu holds a conch shell (shankha), representing the primordial sound that brought the universe into existence, and a discus (chakra), symbolizing divine control over time and cosmic order. In His left hands, He wields a mace (gada), a symbol of spiritual authority, and a lotus flower (padma), representing purity and creation.
He is dressed in regal attire that shines with a divine aura, and a crown adorned with jewels that glistens with eternal light. Behind Lord Vishnu, a serpent's hood extends, symbolizing His connection to the infinite and the universe.
The image of Lord Vishnu in the "Srimad Bhagavatam" is a representation of His supreme divinity, cosmic balance, and unconditional love. It conveys the idea that He is the sustainer and preserver of the universe, ever-present to guide and protect those who seek His grace.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
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