**Create a serene, majestic image of Vishnu, the Preserver, from Hindu mythology. Vishnu should be depicted in his traditional form: a youthful figure, radiating tranquility, kindness, and a sense of order. He should be shown with four arms, signifying his omnipresence and omnipotence. In one hand, he should hold a discus (Sudarshana Chakra), a symbol of the mind and its power to overcome obstacles and illusions. In another hand, a conch shell (Panchajanya), representing the primordial sound of creation, AUM. His third hand should hold a mace (Kaumodaki), symbolizing strength and power. Lastly, in his fourth hand, he should hold a lotus flower (Padma), an emblem of spiritual enlightenment and purity. Vishnu should be adorned in royal attire, embellished with precious jewels, reflecting his divine status. His crown should be grand, without being ostentatious, symbolizing his divine authority. Vishnu's face should exude calmness and wisdom. His eyes should be soft, full of compassion, reflecting the universe's infinite serenity and order. He should be standing on a blooming lotus, signifying purity and transcendence. Behind him, the cosmic ocean should stretch infinitely, symbolizing the vastness of the cosmos. On this cosmic ocean, his vehicle, the great serpent Shesha, should be coiled, its multiple hoods forming a protective canopy over Vishnu. The celestial backdrop should be illuminated by the soft, diffused light from distant stars and galaxies. The cosmic scene should be peaceful and harmonious, echoing the tranquil energy of Vishnu. The entire image should inspire a sense of serenity, reverence, and spiritual connection, encapsulating the divine power, infinite wisdom, and compassionate love associated with Vishnu** - Image #2 <@1073394906627833947>
Create a serene, majestic image of Vishnu, the Preserver, from Hindu mythology. Vishnu should be depicted in his traditional form a youthful figure, radiating tranquility, kindness, and a sense of order. He should be shown with four arms, signifying his omnipresence and omnipotence. In one hand, he should hold a discus Sudarshana Chakra, a symbol of the mind and its power to overcome obstacles and illusions. In another hand, a conch shell Panchajanya, representing the primordial sound of creation, AUM. His third hand should hold a mace Kaumodaki, symbolizing strength and power. Lastly, in his fourth hand, he should hold a lotus flower Padma, an emblem of spiritual enlightenment and purity. Vishnu should be adorned in royal attire, embellished with precious jewels, reflecting his divine status. His crown should be grand, without being ostentatious, symbolizing his divine authority. Vishnus face should exude calmness and wisdom. His eyes should be soft, full of compassion, reflecting the universes infinite serenity and order. He should be standing on a blooming lotus, signifying purity and transcendence. Behind him, the cosmic ocean should stretch infinitely, symbolizing the vastness of the cosmos. On this cosmic ocean, his vehicle, the great serpent Shesha, should be coiled, its multiple hoods forming a protective canopy over Vishnu. The celestial backdrop should be illuminated by the soft, diffused light from distant stars and galaxies. The cosmic scene should be peaceful and harmonious, echoing the tranquil energy of Vishnu. The entire image should inspire a sense of serenity, reverence, and spiritual connection, encapsulating the divine power, infinite wisdom, and compassionate love associated with Vishnu