“Historical fact“ An event or occurrence that is supported by reliable evidence and records from the past, representing truth.
Welcome to another edition of Ancient Wonders and Aquatic Genealogy, today we highlight the historical significance of the holy city of Ayodhya and its deep connection to Lord Rama. Ayodhya, a city steeped in ancient lore, is not just a dot on the map of India, it is a vibrant city. Woven with the threads … Read more
A three-year botanical study affirms that the Ramayana is not a myth. However, for a bhakt or devotee, the importance of facts and historical accuracy is minimal. As the popularity of the original Ramayana soared, various versions of the story emerged in different languages. One such version, often termed the ‘Bible of Hindus‘ by Westerners, … Read more
Hanuman, an iconic figure in Hindu mythology revered for his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama, has long been regarded as a celibate, completely committed to his devotion. However, most Hindus believe that Lord Hanuman was a follower of celibacy and had complete control over his mind, body and senses. Yet, amid the prevalent belief … Read more
In the epic tale of the Mahabharata, amidst the chaos of conflict and the clash of armies, there stands a character of unparalleled power and intrigue – Barbarik. Known as the warrior who possessed the ability to end the entire Mahabharata war in just one minute, Barbarik’s legend is intertwined with mysticism, divine boons, … Read more
The epic tale of the Mahabharata is a timeless narrative steeped in history and mythology. It unfolds a saga of honor, duty, and valor amidst the turmoil of the Kurukshetra War. Among its many illustrious characters, we delve into the lives and exploits of the top10 Most Powerful Warriors who participated in this … Read more
Welcome to the third article in our Yuga series, where we delve deep into the qualities, timelines, and various facets of the enigmatic Treta Yuga. Following the celestial era of Satya Yuga, the grand cosmic cycle leads us to Treta Yuga, spanning an astounding 1,296,000 human years. One intriguing peculiarity of the Yuga sequence is … Read more
Sudarshan Chakra, (सुदर्शन चक्र) considered to be the most powerful weapon in Hindu mythology is most often seen in the rear right hand of the four hands of Lord Vishnu, who also holds a Shankh meaning (conch shell) a Gada meaning (Mace) and a Padma which is a lotus. It is a spinning disc-like … Read more
In the vast tapestry of Hindu cosmology, the concept of Yugas plays a pivotal role, delineating the various ages that cyclically shape human existence. Among these epochs, The Satya Yuga(Sat yug or Sat yuga), also known as the Krita Yuga, stands as the embodiment of purity, truth, and spiritual enlightenment. This is the second … Read more
In the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology, Lord Ganesha stands as an adored deity, venerated not only during Ganesh Chaturthi but also before every puja or ritual. The stories that surround Lord Ganesha’s origin and significance are captivating, offering profound spiritual insights. What sets Lord Ganesha apart is the revelation of 8 Avatars Of Lord … Read more
In the vast tapestry of Hindu mythology, Lord Vishnu stands as a divine mystery, often depicted in ten unique avatars spanning the ages. One word that resonates powerfully in this context is “Dasavatara” – a Sanskrit word that elegantly sums up the concept of ten incarnations. From this word comes the understanding that Lord … Read more