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[CURRENTLY THIS BOOK IS ON HOLD AND THE ACCOUNT IS INACTIVE ] Do you believe in him? Have you seen him? It is just a belief of few traditional Indian Hindus..... But You don't need to see air to feel it's presence. The wisest civilization to ever exist and the one which is still existing and have strong scientific foundation must have and has a practical reason to praise and worship him. The story of an ascetic God who married a princess. Of an obedient daughter who defied her father. Of an arrogant King who bowed down infront of the real power, Of the untold saga often forgotten and buried in the pages of ancient history of the Gods.......... Magic, meditation, kingdoms, betrayal, demons, revenge, courage and an exceptionally beautiful story retold that blossomed in all the odds. Disclaimer : This book is a pure work of fiction mainly intended to bring back our mythological stories and combining it with fantasy. Any type of offence is not intended towards anyone or any belief.

In the city where skyscrapers pierce the sky and ambitions burn brighter than the sun, two lives-polar opposites-are destined to collide. Rudraksh Bhatt lives in the quiet shadow of the ancient Shiva temple on the city's edge. Unemployed by choice and untethered from the grind of modern life, he wakes each day not to alarm clocks but to temple bells. His world is incense smoke, sacred chants, and the silent presence of Mahadev, his only master. To the outside world, he is a drifter. To himself, he is a seeker-of truth, of peace, and perhaps unknowingly, of purpose. Devanshi Rathore is the opposite-a force of nature in high heels. As the CEO of Rathore Enterprises, one of India's fastest-rising tech conglomerates, she has fought tooth and nail in boardrooms built by men and tradition. Feared, respected, envied-she walks a tightrope between power and loneliness, between empire and emptiness. When fate entwines a wandering devotee with a woman of steel, sparks fly-not just of conflict, but of transformation. He sees through her armor. She challenges his detachment. One believes in surrender, the other in control. But both, in their own way, are lost. What happens when Shiva's devotee meets the empress of ambition?

At the dawn of the Kali Yuga in ancient India, the shadow of evil began spreading its venom of greed, immorality, and violence. Kings forgot their duties, ministers and intellectuals lost their dharma, leading to the unleashing of chaos upon the poor. Ajaatshatru, driven by his insatiable ambition of crowning himself the Chakravarti, a sole king of Earth, knew no limits to his cruelty. His never-ending hunger for power devoured the morality itself, leaving terror among his people. But when the Adharma starts to overpower, the nature wove a plan to bring balance to the Earth. Unknown to him, a divine couple has descended on the mortal realm, destined to bring his doom and punish those who dared to choose the path of Adharma.

the story which was started has not ended, chandrakanta's enemies are still alive and what about the curse mohini got? and the thing ragini said that anuradha is evil, is it true? and will chandrakanta be killed by her beloved ones ? to know what will happen read the story. If you like this book, then please read the third part it more of suspense, more drama and got much much strong turning points.

After awakening in an alternate Mahabharata world, Rikto explores a realm where laughter meets wisdom. Through playful adventures and deep reflections, he navigates the epic's web of conflicts and alliances, uncovering profound truths about human nature and cosmic destiny." #It's not the real mahabharata 😅 #I Don't own the real epic. #Read at your own risk #The picture in the cover isn't mine.If the original owner wants to remove it then dm me, I will surely remove the pic. English is not my first language.So, bear with me.

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Dakshayani, the princess of Kankhal, despite having a life full of royalty and solace, wants real love and devotion, and she finds it in Lord Shiva. Read the beautiful journey - from Sati to Goddess Parvati and Lord's Shiva's wife.

Māhārānī Rudratārā Viśvambharī, the queen of Chandragarh, the goddess of war, as she was called. The epitome of darkness and cold. Māhārāja Rudradev Soumitra, the king of Suryagarh, the god of justice, he was called. The epitome of light and warmth. .......... The story of a Tapasvi and a Tapasvini... And of their lord and his wishes... The story of a King and a Queen... And the confluence of their energies for the lord of all... .......... Join us in this mighty tale of Sarveshwara and the world which dances at the tunes of its lord.

What if the gods you know were never the same? What if the stories we inherit about Kali, Durga, Chandi, Chamunda, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Uma-and countless other goddesses-were not preserved, but reconstructed? What if entire traditions were rewritten to serve political, theological, or cultural consolidation? What if indigenous and tribal goddesses were absorbed, renamed, or erased to fit the narrative of a singular Supreme Goddess? What if promises made to these deities and their worshippers were quietly broken? What if the Shakti Peethas were never originally tied to Sati? What if Kali once stood without Shiva? What if Durga was not Parvati? And what if Mahadevi-Tripurasundari, Parvati, Saraswati, Lakshmi-came to represent not liberation, but homogenization? This series explores the forgotten, sidelined, and absorbed goddesses of Hindu traditions, especially local and regional deities whose identities were overwritten or left undocumented. Each chapter will examine goddesses from specific regions, tracing how their stories were altered, merged, or abandoned in the rise of a centralized Shakti narrative. This is not an attack on faith-but an inquiry into memory, power, and loss. Each chapter may: Document forgotten or marginalized goddesses Critically examine canonical myths and popular retellings Invite collective discussion toward building an alternative ontological map of goddess traditions I welcome corrections, additions, and respectful challenges. If something is missing or inaccurate, I want it questioned-because silence is how erasure survives. This work is not anti-Hindu. Hindu traditions have always allowed questioning, plurality, and philosophical dissent. This series stands within that spirit-seeking understanding rather than worship, inquiry rather than obedience.

This book will contain the journey of Ram and sita along with lakshman through the political environment in ayodhya to the simple life of exile in forest.

ARJUN AND HIS SUBHADRA. They were epitome of selfless love .Its that love 's sacrifice, that led to the continuity of the kuru clan through them .I'm glad that the couple isn't ignored in the actual text and among people .I am grateful to all the wonderful authors of arsu here. I was always in awe of that selfless love of arsu. This is having a slight touch of the MB plot but I'm just going add my imagination with a slight twist wherever needed. #1st on mahadev #1st parvati on dec 7 #28 mythology on 26th dec Disclaimer This is fictional with the slight touch of Mb plot. no hate please .

In Eclipsed Love: Serpent to Self, Adrian Hawthorne, the powerful ruler of the werewolf clan, has spent eighteen years adrift in a sea of grief, the ghost of Anya, his Mahanagrani mate, forever etched in his heart. Then, a miracle or perhaps his most treasured curse, walks back into his life. Reborn as Avaniya Krishna, she carries the echo of Anya's spirit, yet she is still the one he belongs to, an enigma wrapped in the same captivating beauty. Hope flickers in Adrian's chest, fragile and precious, but a chilling unease settles alongside it. Avaniya's memories are locked away, but the key lies buried in a past shrouded in mystery, a past intertwined with a dangerous prophecy. A prophecy that whispers of a power so immense, it could reshape their world. As the drums of war beat between the Naagins and the devotees of Lord Vishnu, Avaniya is drawn into the heart of the conflict, a pawn in a game she doesn't understand! Adrian fears the truth, fears what would become of Avaniya if the truth is revealed. Would he be able to survive their separation a second time? As the eight Guardians come together, will they fight to preserve the balance of the Tesseract universe or will they fight for power? PS: It is highly recommended to read Eclipsed Love: Prophecy's Veil before reading this story. The first part of the story is very necessary to understand the second one, but you can also go back to read it after reading this story if you like! This story will contain many factors of Hindu mythology but is a fictional story. I hope you guys will love it! This journey with you all so far has been absolutely amazing and I hope that you will enjoy all three of these stories and for those of you who are disappointed with the ending of Prophecy's Veil, TRUST me, this story will 100% make up for it!!!

Three bodies, one soul Anshas of Tridevi Given life by Tridev Students of Mahakaal Taken diksha from Lord Narayan himself The most beautiful creation ever by Brahma The stars of The lotus eyes of Mahalakshmi The beloved of Adishakti The sparrows of Mata Saraswati Forced to forget the truth and stay on Earth due to a curse of an Acharya, their world turns upside down when they suddenly find themselves in a different world altogether, unknown, yet familiar. Will they ever be able to get their happily ever after, or will they be forgotten forever?