Significance of Aerial vehicle
In Vaishnavism, an aerial vehicle represents a divine mode of transportation, as exemplified by Narada's journey to Kimpurusha-varsha. Additionally, Puranic texts describe aerial vehicles as magnificent chariots used by soldiers, resembling heavenly crafts. This dual interpretation showcases the concept of aerial vehicles as both supernatural means of travel and impressive military transport in ancient narratives.
Synonyms: Aerial craft, Flying vehicle, Flying machine
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Hindu concept of 'Aerial vehicle'
In Hinduism, an Aerial vehicle signifies both majestic chariots used by warriors, akin to celestial crafts, and divine transport exemplified by Narada's journey to Kimpurusha-varsha, highlighting supernatural mobility.
From: Brihad Bhagavatamrita (commentary)
(1) The means by which Narada travels to Kimpurusha-varsha, indicating a divine or supernatural method of transportation.[1]