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Is "Om Jaya Jagadisha Hare" written for any particular deity?
Excellent answer from Vivikta - just adding two small items of evidence that this is for Ishwara or Trimurti and not any particular deity:
the deity is called parameshwar in addition to Hari - Parameshwar …
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Like Vishnu and Shiva, any other deities take form of animals?
Brahma assumed the Kurma Matsya and Varaha (tortoise, fish and boar) forms which were later appropriated to Vishnu in the itihasa-puranas:
Kurma (tortoise)
Is Sri Kurma an avatar of Lord BrahmA (Praja …
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