The Full Story of Lord Ganesha’s Marriage
Jagdev Jaggi When we think of Lord Ganesha, the very first image that comes to our mind is that of a chubby, elephant-headed deity…
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The Full Story of Nagni Mata of Nurpur – A Temple of Healing and Faith
If you ever travel to the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, near the town of Nurpur, you will hear people talking with…
The Story of Lord Ganesha and His Vehicle Mushak
The Beginning – A Demon’s Arrogance Long ago, during the early ages of creation, there lived a powerful demon named Gajmukh (sometimes…
Story of Mansa Devi Temple
A Temple Born from Divine Grace According to local lore, a cow used to mysteriously offer milk to three stones (called Pindies)…
Lord Surya – The Radiant God of Light, Life, and Energy
Birth and Origins of Surya According to the Puranas, Surya was born to Sage Kashyap and Aditi. Kashyap Rishi was one of…
Shree Ganesh Ji Ki Aarti
Jai Ganesh, Jai Ganesh, Jai Ganesh Deva,Mata Jaki Parvati, Pita Mahadeva. Ekadanta Dayavanta, Char Bhujadhari,Mathe Par Tilak Sohe, Mushak Ki Sawari.Paan Chadhhe,…
जब हनुमान मिले रावण से: सुंदरकाण्ड की अमर गाथा
Nav Hindu कैलाश से दक्षिण में, समुद्र के पार एक स्वर्णमयी नगरी थी — लंका।उसकी दीवारें सोने की थीं, उसके द्वार रत्नों से जड़े…
The Story of Lord Ganesha
Birth of Lord Ganesha The story of Ganesha’s birth is told in several ways across different scriptures, but the most popular version…
The Story of Lord Indra – King of the Gods
Indra’s Birth and His Role as the King of Gods Indra was born to Rishi Kashyapa and Aditi, the mother of the…
Importance of Amavasya on Saturday (Shani Amavasya)
Every month, the lunar cycle brings an Amavasya, the day of the new moon when darkness covers the sky and introspection begins.But…
The Story of Hanuman
Birth of Hanuman Lord Hanuman is believed to be an incarnation of Lord Shiva and is also called the son of the…
The Story, History, and Significance of Mata Mansa Devi Temple
India is a land of temples, traditions, and timeless devotion. Every region, every city, and even the smallest villages have sacred places…