The Trailokya Mohana form of Lord Vishnu is similar to that
of Vaikuntanatha and the faces are in the order of a man, Narasimha, Varaha
and Kapila. Trailokya Mohana Vishnu rides a Garuda. But the number of hands are
16.
In six of the right hands are placed respectively, the gada,
the chakra, the ankusha, the bana, his shakti and the conch. The seventh right
hand is in the varada pose. In the seven hands of the left are placed the
mudgara, the pasha, the dhaus, the shankha, the padma, the kamandala, the sharanga
and the remaining right and left hands are in the yoga mudra poses.
Trailokya Mohana form of Vishnu is worshipped for achieving
progress in work and business. It is also worshipped for protection from enemies.