It also gives a detailed account of the Great Hindu Epics of Ramayana and Maha Bharata as also of Harivamsa.
Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Parasurama, Rama, Krishna, and Kalki. Spread over some 383 chapters and over twelve thousand slokas, Agni Purana contains the gists of the Ten Avatars of Bhagwan Vishnu viz. Also, the Purana emphasizes on the ritualistic aspects and religious practices related to temples, installation of deities, deity worship, Japa, Mantra, Homa and Yagnas’ procedure, visits to Thirthas (Holy Places including Rivers) and so on. In other words, Human Soul and the Supreme Power are one and the same.
It underlines the concept of Advaita Brahma Gyana. Agni Purana is the essence of Vedas and Upanishads. As a Sacred Yagna dedicated to Lord Vishnu was being performed at the Nimisharanya Forest under the guidance of Shaunaka Suta Maha Muni arrived at the Yagna and preached the Agni Purana, which taught the Essence of Para Brahma Tatwa to all the Rishis who were assembled there and further on to the generations next. In turn, Vasishtha narrated the contents to Veda Vyasa, who passed on the same to the learned Suta Maha Muni. Recited by Agni, the deity of fire to the illustrious Sage Vasishtha, Agni Purana is among the renowned Eighteen Sacred Puranas of Hindu Belief. Agni Purana Part 4 English Translation only without SlokasĪgni Purana Part 4 English Translation only without Slokas Book Description :
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