Ayyavazhi Trinity

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According to the

Akilathirattu narrates that the Avatar (incarnation) of Vaikundar is the combination of Ultimate God, Trimurti and Narayana.

• Parameshwara/God-father of Abrahamic religions), Trimurti
• The Avatar of Narayana - Lord Narayana incarnate himself

(Note, that according to Vedic scriptures, Form of Vishnu, inner spirit of Vishnu, and His Holy Names and Lilas are non-different.)

The Soul

The Soul of Vaikundar is that of the Paramatma or the Ultimate God, and it was viewed that the Ultimate God or Ekam (the God beyond Consciousness), incarnates here in the world. The Thiru Nadana Ula which was told by Sivan, which was a part of Akilam states it clearly. "An assemblage was rended by getting a great Assemblage which arose with its own intention and by the rended assemblage there formed a great world of righteousness and by which the kali is destroyed as its age is over." Here the 'great assemblage' (assembled of the whole which exists in a globular shape) represents the Ekam or the Ultimate God which is beyond Consciousness, the 'rended assemblage' represents Vaikundar, and the 'world of righteousness' represents Dharma Yukam. This verse says that Vaikundar was the one by which Dharma Yukam created, and Vaikundar was rended by getting the power of Ekam without which kali would not be destroyed.

Immediately after the ceremony of avatar of Vaikundar, Narayana called Vaikundar "Your self is

The Avatar of Narayana

The spirit of Narayana was in which the Ultimate soul is installed. So on the other hand

Also, when

I (

Hari Gopalan) am writing these words of Akilattirattu Ammanai

with the grace of God!

"O Lord you took avatar for Pandavas and eliminated their enemies.

    You attained the abode of Kailasa with anger due to birth of Kaliyan.

     Came again to the world to protect santror (good people) and dharma

On Masi 1008, I (Lord Narayana) myself appeared as Pantaram on the banks of sea, have taken residence in Theksanapuri as Vaikundar

— Akilattirattu^[verify]

Akilathirattu says, Lord Narayana himself incarnated as Vaikundar and appeared as Pantaram on the banks of sea. This place became a holy place for the devotees of Ayya vazhi and they erected a temple there named Avathara pathi.

See also

• Ayya Vaikundar
• Hinduism
• Trimurti; Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva
• Trinity

References

• Akilattirattu Ammanai (1989), (published by T. Palaramachandran Nadar), 9th impression.
• N. Vivekanandan (2003), Akilathirattu Ammanai Moolamum Uraiyum (Part 1&2), Vivekananda Publications, Nagercoil.
• A. Arisundara Mani (2002), Akilathirattu Ammanai Parayana Urai, Ayya Vaikundar Thirukkudumbam Publications, Nagercoil.
• A. Rajagopal (2004), Vaikundar Narayanarin Sanravar Avataram, (Published by the author), Kanyakumari.

External links

• The Identity Of The Trinity