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'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Trivikrama}}'''. An epithet of Vishnu used in the ''Rig '' ''Veda ''in relation to the “three steps of Vishnu”. The first step he took on earth, in the form of Agni; the second in the atmosphere, in the form of Vâyu, god of the air; and the third in the sky, in the shape of Sûrya, the sun. | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Trivikrama}}'''. An epithet of Vishnu used in the ''Rig '' ''Veda ''in relation to the “three steps of Vishnu”. The first step he took on earth, in the form of Agni; the second in the atmosphere, in the form of Vâyu, god of the air; and the third in the sky, in the shape of Sûrya, the sun. | ||
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H. P. Blavatsky
Trivikrama. An epithet of Vishnu used in the Rig Veda in relation to the “three steps of Vishnu”. The first step he took on earth, in the form of Agni; the second in the atmosphere, in the form of Vâyu, god of the air; and the third in the sky, in the shape of Sûrya, the sun.
Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Trivikrama