A Classical Dictionary of Hindu Mythology and Religion, Geography, History, and Literature c5.1693.4

c5.1693.4

Attempts also are made to reconcile their conflicting claims by representing Siva and Vishnu, Siva and Krishna, to be one, or, as it is expressed at a later time in the Hari-vansa, there is “no difference between Siva who exists in the form of Vishnu, and Vishnu who exists in the form of Siva.”