Vidura Niti: A Silent Pillar in a Tumultuous Court In the grand tapestry of the Mahabharata, where kings wage wars, sages curse dynasties, and gods intervene in mortal affairs, Vidura stands apart, not as a warrior or a ruler, but as a voice of reason. Born of a maid and the sage Vyasa, Vidura was … Read more
A Mortal’s Dream and a Sage’s Defiance Among the many myths that populate the skies of Indian lore, the story of Trishanku is one of cosmic ambition, spiritual rivalry, and the delicate balance between ego and dharma. It is a tale where a mortal king dares to challenge divine order, and a sage, in his … Read more
Nala and Damayanti: A Love Chosen by the Gods, Tested by Destiny In the vast ocean of stories that make up the Mahabharata, the tale of Nala and Damayanti stands out as a lyrical interlude, a love story woven with divine intervention, human frailty, and the redemptive power of devotion. It is a narrative where … Read more
Mythology and the Cosmos: The Search Long before telescopes, satellites, or space observatories, human beings looked up at the night sky with wonder. The stars, the moon, the endless stretch of darkness, these were not empty spaces but filled with meaning, stories, and gods. Mythology became humanity’s earliest way of explaining the mysteries of the … Read more
Mythology as Psychology: Myths as Mirrors of the Mind Across cultures and centuries, myths have been humanity’s first psychology. Long before therapy rooms or scientific studies, people told stories to explain the mysteries of fear, love, courage, despair, and transformation. Whether in the Indian epics, the Greek tragedies, the Norse sagas, or Japanese folktales, myths … Read more
Have you ever wondered what is the story of Kansa Vadh and why it is such an important part of Hindu mythology? Among the countless stories of Lord Krishna’s life, none shines brighter than the tale of his victory over his uncle, the cruel King Kansa. This divine episode, often referred to as Krishna Kansa … Read more
Unlike popular tales of Durga Puja or Diwali, this story does not enjoy widespread celebration, yet it holds deep philosophical and spiritual meaning. The phrase literally translates to “the sacrifice of Saraswati”—but what does it truly signify? In this blog, we’ll explore the lesser-known narrative of Saraswati Balidan, its mythological background, its symbolic interpretations, and … Read more
The Mahabharata, a legendary Indian epic, weaves together narratives of courage, strategic thinking, and complex moral choices. Among its many legendary characters, Ashwatthama stands out as a figure shrouded in mystery, valor, and controversy. Ashwatthama, known for his loyalty, incredible fighting skills, and the curse of living forever, has a story that still fascinates people … Read more
