Among the many Shakti Peeths of India, one temple stands apart for its mysterious power and miraculous presence of the eternal flame. This is the temple of Mata Jwala Ji, also known as Mata Jwalamukhi, located in the Kangra district…
If you ever travel to the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, near the town of Nurpur, you will hear people talking with deep devotion about Nagni Mata. For the locals, Nagni Mata is not just a goddess—they see her as…
Birth of Lord Ganesha The story of Ganesha’s birth is told in several ways across different scriptures, but the most popular version comes from the Shiva Purana. One day, Goddess Parvati, wife of Lord Shiva, wanted someone to guard her…
👉 In short:When Amavasya comes on a Saturday, it becomes Shani Amavasya, a very powerful day for worshiping Shani Dev, remembering ancestors, and removing obstacles from life.
Birth of Hanuman Lord Hanuman is believed to be an incarnation of Lord Shiva and is also called the son of the Wind God (Pawan Putra). His mother was Anjana, a devotee of Lord Shiva, and his father was Kesari.…
Hindu mythology has a way of turning simple relationships into cosmic dramas, where even family bonds reflect the deepest truths of creation. Nowhere is this more evident than in the story of Garuda, the king of birds, and the Nagas,…
Among the countless characters of the Mahabharata, few inspire the level of awe and reverence that Bhishma does. His very name has become synonymous with unshakable willpower, iron-clad vows, and unmatched loyalty to dharma. Yet, few pause to ask: Bhishma…
Across India, the Ramayana and Hanuman Ji inspire countless local legends, each colored by the landscape, culture, and collective memory of a region. One such intriguing and under-acknowledged story comes from a Himalayan hamlet known as Rahu Mashala Kanda, where,…
The image of Ravana — the mighty king of Lanka from the Ramayana — is one of the most enduring symbols in Indian mythology. His ten heads, crowned and blazing with intelligence and pride, are instantly recognizable. Every year, during…
The tale of Lakshman Ji’s Jal Samadhi (water immersion) is narrated in the Uttara Kanda of the Ramayana, showcasing the final phase of his life and exemplifying his unwavering commitment to dharma (duty) and promises. This poignant story reveals the…