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It was Shiva that stood on Vishnu's avatar, the turtle. The avatar was named Kurma, which is the land creator.

Sorry for offending people, I also was afraid of eating cow after this, as well as pork, they seem not too much more than offending to people. This seems not to have any connection, bit by bit, the love that is found for one's body, can be translated to one's own relationships with other people.

In reference to the statement, "They want to make sure that there is order on Earth. " it is in reference to Islam.

I Found that the reference to Vishnu in graveyards, actually is Shiva, again I apologize for the mistake.

Shiva had reason to believe that their relationship was merely sensual, yet he is the creator and destroyer, Vishnu is the giver of life to the sun and the morning, he is Indra.

There are many views of what a great and powerful one is, some of us, yes and I included do not like saying who that power is. I believe that there is a power that is above us and I believe that the way that we are living is to make the world a better place for us to make sure that we are responsible for each other. I believe that the way that we are believing in that higher power is that we are Jewish.

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Thank you, I am impressed that you are forgiving enough to approach this line of reasoning.