Mitravinda Stories

Lotus petal eyes that rejoiced in the presence of Nature, and that was Krishna's very heart held the most intense beauty, a coagulation of all the world sparkling in them. Mitravinda glanced at Krishna, and He could feel Himself smile, gentle and tender, a smile reserved for His Lakshmi, who had come in different forms in that birth. **** Mitravinda or Shaivyaa, Krishna's paternal cousin, is one of His Eternal wives, who came down to the Earth after He did, establishing Love and giving Him support in His role as the Protector of Dharma. Their Love shone in Dvaraka, much like the bright, radiant light that takes away all darkness, like the Earth and Sky join when the Sky showers rain on the Earth, like the stars twinkle in the presence of the Moon; the parents of the Universe enhancing the meaning of Bhuloka Vaikunta in the many gated city of Dvaraka. Their journey, their Love, their Everything, such is this series. [ Singular limited chapter book ] ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

~ Sub-series 2 of Krishneshvari Vaasudeva mega series ~ "My every pore consists of the names of you both and your own selves," Krishna said softly, looking at Rukmini and Satyabhama, both like the gentlest of moons, emanating silvery rays of hope and promises, Their shapely eyes containing glittering orbs, the glittering a direct contrast to the absolute gentleness that They portrayed in Their being. "To those who understand love, my love for You all will be as visible as Their own." ***** The Lord of Vaikunta, of Goloka, of Nitya Dvaraka, of Ayodhya, has descended as the son of Vasudeva and Devaki, of Nanda and Yashoda, as the saviour of All, the blue Lord, whose very gaze was filled with Love, even as He established Dharma all over Bharata. He was the One who had to make the hardest of decisions for the sake of long term Dharmastaphna. To aid Him come His beloveds in multiple forms, two of whom are the light of Kundina and the jewel of the Yadavas, both with intertwining purposes of being His very Shakti as He proceeds with establishment of Dharma. Their story in human eyes, with complete journeys that are One, of love, Dharma and vaatsalya, the endlessness of PrakritiPurusha, and of the facets seen and unseen; the tale of RukminiSatyabhamaKrishna reimagined. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Mahabharata isn't a love story? Well once while reading I came across a surprise. Each page of the epic, has another page glued to it, and when you tear open the stuck parchments, you'll find a breathing, bleeding tale of love. You'll find a hidden story, a KAHAANI.

Euphonius: Pleasing to hear ... Words have always been mankind's greatest gift. One phrase can have more meanings than stars in the sky, and millions of phrases can be used to describe the same thing. From the curves of the letters to the unique sound of each one, every language is special. Peek inside to see a few ways words can be used to create something extraordinary.

|| Narayana Namaskrityam, Naram Chaiva Narottamam, Devim Saraswatim Vyasam, Tatoh Jayam Udeerayet || The tale of yore, the tale of Love The tale of loss, the tale of greed The tale of pride, the tale of Truth The tale of strength of family The tale of lust and greed for power The tale of manipulation The tale of brothers The tale of mothers and fathers The tale of women The tale of children A tale of Time Above all, the tale of Lord Krishna, the Saviour, the Lord of all Lords, the Ultimate. #26 in Historical Fiction

"vishvapriya". she had everything she ever wanted. a loving family, two protective brothers, and living, she was in the land of vishvanath. the temple town of kashi, where vishvanatha had hisleelas at play. she suddenly finds herself in the embrace of the river ganga, back in time, back to the golden era, to the golden city of her beloved hari. what would she do? how would she react? when she gets a chance to live a life, as beautiful as heavens with her lord, whom she deams her everything? lets see. (disclamer, a pure work of fiction, this is, dearest reader. don't mistake it and get yourself hurt. ok? read the book if you're into it, aka if you are comfortable. if you love nrayana and loves reading such books of his, your welcome.

Fragments of my imagination, put together in words, framed in one shots...

[ON HOLD] "At night, she looks at the sky as if she is looking inside herself, and she discovers the moon in her heart, the stars in her bones, and the universe in her soul." 𝑺𝒉𝒆 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝒉𝒊𝒔 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒅𝒔 "When I close my eyes, I see him, hidden in the eternities of my reasoning ideas and feelings. When he suddenly appears and grabs my hand, it feels like it has been forever yet again." 𝑯𝒆 𝒘𝒐𝒓𝒆 𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝒕𝒉𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒔 "Can you get me the moon? I'm now amassing the stars for you so that we can shape our own night sky. Spend some more time together under that shade as you sit there." 𝑻𝒐𝒈𝒆𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒓 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒚 𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒕𝒆𝒅 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒎𝒐𝒔𝒕 𝒔𝒆𝒓𝒆𝒏𝒆 𝒎𝒆𝒍𝒐𝒅𝒚 Yet again the time has come when Narayan reunites with his Shree. The eternal love, not to be defined in words. Here we go, a twist in fate, they reincarnate and meet once again. He was her Murlidhar, she was his Vaani This is the tale of their boundless love where the two souls unite once again.

'They complimented each other the way the lightning and its flash do.' Yudhisthira had just returned to royalty after some time in the forests, where he, his brothers and their mother were all hiding from their own relatives,a sad state of affairs. This had created a void in Yudhisthira, one healed by the fire born Princess of Panchala. Draupadi had never thought she would be the wife of the five Pandavas, despite feeling a common thread of ancient story between them and her. Despite having heard a lot about Yudhisthira, she had not completely understood the goodness embedded in him till after their marriage. Married due to the eternity of love and truth that exists between them, Yudhisthira and Draupadi learn each other through conversations and actions. Yudhisthira discovers the complementarity the daughter of Drupada had with him, and Draupadi discovered the beacon of truth that she believed in with him. Their bond had been forming much before the Svayamvara of Draupadi, where her hand was won, and she subsequently became the common wife of the five brothers. Kalyaani and Ajatashatru work together, first at Hastinapura, then at Indraprastha, as Sachi and Indra did, ruling with love and dedication, through ups and downs. This book is their story from right before marriage, and how they wade through the political and personal bombs that kept getting dropped in their joint life, their love a stronghold that gave them the ability to deal with everything thrown their way. [ Part of KalyaaniAjatashatru series ] ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

❝When He becomes Ram, She becomes Sita. When he becomes Krishna, She becomes Rukmini. In all the incarnations, Goddess Lakshmi is always inseparable from Lord Vishnu.❞ -Vishnu MahāPurāna 1.9.144 She was the beloved princess of the prosperous kingdom of Vidarbha. She was only a maiden, when she lost her heart to the hero of the Chandravanshis, Vasudev Krishna, the enemy of her eldest brother Rukmi and his allie Jarasandh, the Emperor of Magadh. She decided to go against her brother, Rukmi who was using her as pawn to win the favours of Emperor Jarasandh, by getting her married to Shishupal, the Crown Prince of Chedi. The princess of Vidarbha made her choice. She would not bow down to the patriarchy and wrote a letter to Lord Krishna to take her with him, to Dwarka. Beautiful, intelligent and virtuous. She is Krishnatmika, the soul of Shri Krishna. She's the one in whose love Krishna himself had sleepless nights. She is the source of all happiness and prosperity. She was Vaidarbhi, the pride of Vidarbha. She was Dwarkeshwari, the queen of Dwarka. She was the chief queen of Shri Krishna. She was Rukmini. Retelling the eternal saga of supreme love. ____________________________________________ #925 Ranking in Historical Fiction Cover credit: Avanya_2009

A book with various articles based on the Sanatana Dharma scriptures and interpretations from Jagadgurus as well as myself. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.