context: In the teachings of Hinduism, Vishnu (Dewanagari: विष्णु; Viṣṇu) (also called Sri Vishnu or Nārāyana) is a God who has the title of shtiti (guardian) whose duty is to preserve and protect all Brahman creations (God Almighty) ). In the Hindu philosophy of Vaishnava, he is seen as a holy spirit as well as the highest god. But in another legend, Lord Brahma is the Supreme God. Lord Brahma is also always giving advice to Vishnu in solving all the problems of the Universe. Lord Brahma also gives strength to other gods. Lord Vishnu himself often sought the help of Lord Brahma in resolving problems between the Gods, and the Devils. In Adwaita Wedanta's philosophy and general Hindu tradition, Lord Vishnu is seen as one of the manifestations of Brahman and is reluctant to be worshiped as a separate God who is equal or equal to Brahman.
question: who is Lord Vishnu according to Hinduism?
answers.text: God who has the title of shtiti (guardian) whose duty is to preserve and protect all Brahman creations