Manasa
In an age beyond Time, the earth is full of deadly serpents. So potent is the venom of these serpents that it can kill all the rishis of Bharatvarsha. The rishis are unable to perform their penance or conduct … Read more...
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Sankashti Vrat Katha – Ashadha
The story of Gajanana
It is the Dwapara Yuga. King Mahijeet rules over his kingdom Mahishmati. Mahijeet is a noble, scholarly and devout person who treats his subjects like his own children. He lives in a palatial palace and enjoys … Read more...
Tribhangi Krishna: Swaroop
Tribhangi Krishna means Krishna’s body is bent in three different places – His neck, waist and knee. Krishna usually holds a flute in this posture. But there is more to Tribhangi Krishna’s swaroop than just these aspects alone. And we … Read more...
Sudarshan Chakra Stories
Shiva’s gift to Vishnu
An asura called Sridaman worships Sri Lakshmi for several yugas. Sri Lakshmi is pleased with his devotion and blesses him with the fortune of all the worlds. But Sridaman catches sight of the Srivatsa mark on … Read more...
Sankashti Vrat Katha -Jyestha
The story of Krishna Pingala Ganapati
Dayadev, a Brahmin is well versed in the Vedas and has a wife called Kalyani. They have a son called Deva who is a scholar too. Dayadev and Kalyani get Deva married to Riddhi … Read more...
Vishwakarman, Trisiras And Indra
Viswakarman, the architect of Gods, is a Brahmana. One day, out of sheer arrogance, Indra insults Vishwakarman who then walks out of his heavenly court in a huff. Vishwakarman knows that Indra often gets carried away by the material opulence … Read more...
MadanMohanji: The Jagatguru
MadanMohanji : Swaroop
MadanMohanji’s swaroop is approximately 4 inches tall. He wears feminine clothes and holds a flute towards His right in both his hands. His eyes are open and he looks straight ahead. MadanMohanji adorns himself with jewellery, floral … Read more...