Have you ever wondered…Why are snakes filled with venom?Why do scorpions, spiders, and certain insects carry deadly poison within them?Was this just evolution, or is there something much deeper — something divine — behind it? This question is as ancient…
When we talk about the Ramayana, most of us immediately think about Lord Rama, Sita Mata’s abduction, Hanuman’s leap across the ocean, and the final battle against Ravana. But hidden in the folds of this epic are smaller, yet equally…
When we think of Lord Shiva, the first image that comes to mind is of a fearless god. The destroyer, the Mahadeva, who dances the Tandava on the battlefield, who drinks the venom of the universe without hesitation, who sits…
When we open the grand epic of the Mahabharata, it often feels like walking into a vast ocean. Stories flow like waves—some soothing, some terrifying, and some so mysterious that they still leave us astonished even after thousands of years.…
India’s history is full of legends, myths, and stories that carry both spiritual and cultural depth. Among these, one of the most astonishing tales is about the near-extinction of the Kshatriya class – the warrior clans – not once, not…
Every year, when the ninth night of Navratri ends and the tenth day dawns, India wakes up to one of its most powerful festivals – Dussehra, also called Vijayadashami. The name itself carries meaning: Vijaya means victory, and Dashami means…
Among the nine forms of Goddess Durga worshipped during Navratri, Maa Siddhidatri occupies the ninth and final day, symbolizing spiritual perfection, divine knowledge, and the ultimate attainment of siddhis (powers). Her name, Siddhidatri, literally means “Giver of Perfection and Supernatural…
Among the nine forms of Goddess Durga worshipped during Navratri, Mahagauri Mata holds a special place in the hearts of devotees. She is the fourth manifestation of the Goddess, celebrated on the fourth day of Navratri, and her presence embodies…
The seventh night of Navratri always feels different. The earlier days celebrate soft, motherly, gentle forms of the Goddess. But when the seventh day arrives, the air itself seems to shift. The beats of the dhol grow heavier, the chanting…
When Navratri arrives, the air itself feels different. The fragrance of flowers, the sound of dhol, the chants of “Jai Mata Di” fill every corner. Each of the nine nights celebrates a unique form of Goddess Durga, and the sixth…