Krishna and Sage Uttanga
After the great war of Mahabharatha was over, Lord Krishna was traveling back home. On his way back, he passed a barren desert. He waited
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After the great war of Mahabharatha was over, Lord Krishna was traveling back home. On his way back, he passed a barren desert. He waited
Sanskrit was an internationally known language even up to the time of the 15th century. This corroborated by a footnote on page 28, Volume One,
Lord Shiva and his close association with the mighty weapon – Pashupatastra. Throughout history lord Shiva is reckoned for his temper. This is one of
As Prithvi (earth) was gradually getting pulled down under into Rasatala and like a weak cow unable to resist the force of the drag into
Pulastya Maha Muni affirmed to Bhishma that Brahma was Narayana Himself and that in reality he was Eternal. But in a formal sense it was
By John Black Siddhars are saint in India who are said to have had many powers and achieved a ‘god-like’ state through specific secret practices
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Sanskriti comes from the Sanskrit root “kr” which means to do or to make prefix “sam” is applied before it to convey a sense of embellishment. It means actions done for the holistic refinement and perfection all the potentialities within a human being.
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