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Indrajit : The Fearless Saga Of Prince Meghnad
Indrajit, the fearless son of Ravana, conquered Indra, mastered powerful astras and dark arts, and shook the heavens with his unmatched valor and strength.
Khatu Shyam : The Untold Story Of Barbarik
Khatu Shyam, once Barbarik, was a mighty warrior who sacrificed his head at Krishna’s request, becoming a divine symbol of devotion and Dharma.
Dhruv Tara : The Pole Star Sitting On Vishnu’s Lap
Dhruv’s unwavering devotion earned him a place on Lord Vishnu’s lap, turning him into Dhruv Tara – the shining Pole Star that never moves in the sky.
Panchmukhi Hanuman : Protector With 5 Faces
Discover the power of Panchmukhi Hanuman – the five-faced divine form of Lord Hanuman, known for wisdom, courage, protection, and destroying all obstacles.
Maharathi : Classification Of Warriors In Mahabharat
The warrior classification in Mahabharat, from infantrymen to mighty Maharathi, based on battle skills and divine powers that shaped the Kurukshetra war.
Kumbh Mela : The Ardh, Purna And Maha Kumbh
Kumbh Mela, the world’s largest spiritual gathering, unites millions for soul purification. It aligns with Jupiter’s cycle, blending devotion and science.
Infinite Brain : The Power Of Your Subconscious Mind
Unlock the power of your subconscious mind through affirmations, visualization, and meditation to reprogram your thoughts and achieve personal growth.
The Ardhanarishvara : Purusha And Prakriti
Purusha and Prakriti represent the eternal masculine and feminine principles, symbolizing cosmic balance in the divine form of Ardhanarishvara.
Journey Of The Soul After Death : Towards Moksha
The journey of the soul after death in Hindu beliefs emphasizes karma’s role in determining its final destination, whether it be heaven, hell, or rebirth.
12 Jyotirlinga : The Sacred Pillars Of Light
Discover the sacred 12 Jyotirlinga of Shiva, each with unique origins and spiritual significance. Explore these shrines and their divine stories across India.
Atapi And Vatapi : Digestive Power Of Agastya
Agastya, a wise sage, outsmarts the demon brothers Atapi and Vatapi by digesting Vatapi, transformed into a goat, showcasing the triumph of good over evil.
Types Of Ghosts : Preta, Pitr, Bhuta And Beyond
Explore the world of types of ghosts as described in the Garuda Purana, including Preta, Pitr, Bhuta, Pishacha, Vetala, and Brahma Rakshas.
Unmasking Sai Baba : Chand Miya Was Not A God
Elevation of Sai Baba to godhood undermines centuries of tradition. His controversial practices and unverified status contradict true spiritual reverence.
10 Heads Of Ravana : Symbols of Human Traits
The 10 Heads of Ravana symbolize various traits, from ego to intellect. Understanding these aspects reveals deeper insights into our behavior and nature.
Ram Setu : A Link Between India and Sri Lanka
Ram Setu, an ancient bridge linking India and Sri Lanka, merges history, symbolizing devotion and engineering marvel, validated by scientific studies.
Shiv Tandav Stotram : The Story Of Ravana
Discover the Shiv Tandav Stotram, a powerful hymn by Ravana, showcasing his deep devotion to Lord Shiva and the fascinating story behind its creation.
Live-in Relationships : A Concern For Indian Society
Exploring how live-in relationships challenge societal stability, impact children, and conflict with traditional values, emphasizing the need for formal bonds.
Crimes And Suffering In Next Life : Cycle Of Karma
The ancient teachings of the Garuda Purana, where every action in this life dictates the nature of suffering or salvation in rebirth or the next life.
Fasting In Hindu Culture : Ancient Wisdom
Fasting, a cornerstone of Hindu culture, might be surprising. Modern science backs its myriad physiological benefits, from gut health to mental clarity.
The Jamun Fruit : Did Draupadi Love Karna
The tale of Draupadi’s love involving a mysterious Jamun fruit, revealing truths and complexities within the Mahabharata’s polyandrous marriage dynamic.
16108 Wives Of Krishna : Ashtabharya And Others
The 16108 wives of Krishna, from the revered principal consorts to the liberated junior wives, symbolizing love’s infinite manifestations.
