Narayana is a special form of the Hindu god Vishnu. In the Vedas of the Vedas, however, the name 'Narayana' means 'man'. The word 'Narayana' means 'Nara', which means lying in the water. According to Bhagavat, the other name of Narayana (Bhagavat.2.6.1), according to the legend of Vishnu, because of the under-piercing of the woman, which was created by the creation of water, Vishnu was asleep in eternity. At that time he had co-workers, thousands of eyes, thousands of hands and thousands of feet. During this time a palm of seven yojana was emitted from his navel and Brahma was born in this pod.