Aaj Ke Anand Ki Jai
Gokulnathji or Gokuleshji means the lord of cows, Prithvi, our senses and the rasas of life.
The fair, chaturbhuj swaroop of Gokulnathji is around 2 inches tall. Gokulnathji holds a flute in two hands towards His left, a … Read more...
ChitraketuChitraketu is a king who rules over Surasena. He has all the qualities of a Kshatriya, marries a million women and enjoys all the material pleasures of life. But deep within he feels sad because he is unable to … Read more...
Vittalnathji’s ‘gaur shyam’ swaroop is around 2 inches tall, dark up to his waist and fair from his waist till his feet. Vittalnathji rests both his hands on his waist. He holds a “sachidra” shankha in his left … Read more...
This ancient tale may sound familiar. But the nuances of human nature and the power of faith in a higher force are worth pondering over. This happens during the Treta Yug. Dasharath, a noble king rules over his kingdom responsibly. … Read more...
The name ‘Dwarkadheesh’ means ‘the lord who engages in His leela with the gopis of Vraj beside the waters of the Yamuna when they enter the van of Vrinda. So Dwarkadheeshji is not the lord of Dwarka because here ‘Dwar’ … Read more...
AngaMany years ago, Anga, a noble king marries Sunita, the daughter of Mrityu. Despite being married for several years, they have no son. So Anga consults rishi Brighu who asks him to perform an Ashwamedha yagna.
Anga invites the … Read more...
Yudhishtra looks at Krishna guiltily and says, “I know I have made several mistakes O Krishna. But is there any way in which we can regain all that we have lost?” Krishna smiles and says, “The Bhavishya Puran clearly states … Read more...