Истории Puranas

lord ayyappa, the son of hari and hara. was born to fulfill a deep purpose of killing mahishi, the sister of mahishasura, the demon king killed by devi karthyayini, mata durga. mahishi had this boon of not being killed by anyone accept the son of hari and hara. so, hari took on the form of mohini and united with hara, it is said, and through their maya, was born the son destined to kill mahishi. brought up by the king of panthalam, after he had his purpose complete, sat to medtate and shover his blessings to the devotees in a place known as shabarimala. the ayyappaashtakam was sung is sung to make the hariharathmaja to sleep, a lullabai for the dear son of hari, aka mohini and hara, aka shiva. know the lyrics of the same ashtakam here,, in english with its meanings.

"i can Bear the insults that are hurled upon me but I cannot bear and won't tolerate The torcher or insults that are being hurled on my devotees". vishnu clenched his fists, fury evidant In his lotus eyes". "where is that trater who cheated everyone and took my brother away from me? how dare you speak of that vishnu in such a way so respectful that too in front of me?". "pitashri, shri hari is the suppreme, and he is the father of the universe. don't insult him like that pitashri. it is your ego that is not letting you see what the trueth is". prahalad said, wisdom shining bright in his young , cute, eyes". ***. see how beautiful the relationship between a devotee and his lord is? this is the story of prahalada, one of the most beloved devotees of shri hari. this was the time, when hari had grown so angry, forgetting that he was the father of the universe, his raudra roopa narasimha almost distroying the Universe. how did this happen? narasimha , the 4th avatara of lord vishnu is one of the most adored and admired avatara for almost everyone, including me. the Anticipation we get when we listen to his stories, the joy we feal is boundless. dive in with me on a journey filled with love and devotion, to the ocian of love, shri hari. join me and let us together explore the journey of bhakta prahalada and our most beloved narasimha. "RAM AND KRISHNA , are ecceptions. don't count them in, cus they are the most Fabulous avataras of the Lord 😉😉"

Copyrights reserved. Retelling based on the puranas and all the knowledge I imbibed as a child. Grammatical errors may be present, please overlook them. Please give your opinions on my chapters. Updates may be few and infrequent due to my job. Any word you didn't understand pls message me or search on Google 😂. I tend to use heavy words and some Hindi or Sanskrit words. Sometimes actually many times forget to write their meaning. Written by Dr Sharanya Mohan

"Whoever takes Your name Radha, with love, I'm instantly drawn to the service of such a devotee. Such a devotee is very dear to Me, who believes in the magic of Your name and worships You before Me." Reminisce and relive the omnipresent love of the epitome of Love - Radha Krishna, the Darling Couple of Braj. Witness how Their love overflows and engages everyone around, making them the rulers of people's hearts. Follow for more stories and poems on Divine Love : ) |∆| Updated Weekly |∆| ।। राधे राधे ।। ।। जय श्री राधेकृष्ण ।।

shiva and parvati are known as the most amazing cupples along with lakshminarayana. sati was reborn as parvati, and it was time for their wedding. how did shiva, the ganas, and parvati herself prepare for the divine moment? a divine moment for which the universies had to wait for aeons? shivaratri, the night when the two amazing cupple finally united is turmed as shivaratri, the night has several other stories related to it. but here, i present, a small shot of my imagination of how it would all have been. do read and enjoy. har har mahadev. jai ma shakti. ammenarayana devinarayana. aum namah shivaya.

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"Destiny clearly has a great and magical role in the coming together of two hearts which are meant to be together and beat as one." What does Love feel like? It must be truly divine for my heart beats with rhythm at the mention of My Beloved. Yes, Love is God's personification. Here is a collection of poems about famous tales but untold stories of bonding, longing, adoration and love. Follow for more : )

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"All of these skies and earths, the winds and breeze are witness to My Love. They shall carry My message to My Lord for I eagerly wait for Him to come to Me." How beautiful is this world where we can see a reflection of the Divine everywhere around. Love is all prevalent and the purest is the form of devotion. These retellings, full of emotion, surrendrance, devotion and love, are an ode to the timeless classics of our Great Goddess and our Lord who take up many different forms to teach us about love. Follow for more beautiful stories and poems : )

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"Only Shree Hari, My beloved Girdhar Gopala is Mine, no one else do I have to call as My own." Shree Meerabai Devi and Her poems still echo in the hearts of every Haribhakt. She considered the Lord as Her Lover, so much so that She called Him Her Husband. Keep reading to know about history's greatest devotee, Her struggles for acceptance and Her surrendrance to Lord Krishna. Follow for more stories and poems on Divine Love and Devotion : ) |∆| Updated Daily |∆| ।। राधे राधे ।। ।। जय श्री राधारमण गिरधारी ।। ।। जय श्री मीरा मोहन प्रियतम प्यारी ।।

Mythology is a collection of myths and various beliefs of people whereas history is the collection of hidden facts and sacrifices which are still unknown to today's world. The bloodshed, the war, the cries of people, the sacrifices just resonated in the pages of books which are now lost somewhere. Here at Elysian Arcane, we're making an effort to bring the concealed reality to the surface, to acknowledge the sacrifices they made and an effort to bring them into limelight so that they do not go unnoticed. Do you wish to help in this initiative? Do you wish to know about our great history and mythology? Do you wish to bring light to the hidden facts and people? The do dive into this new endeavor of The Elysian Arcane!

"I don't even want the Heavens Sita, if I cannot have You by My side. I may have broken the bow kept at the wedding, but I shall never break My wedding vows." Love is a promise to walk through everything hand in hand. Whether it's the palace gardens, forests of the dark or even trial by fire. Feel every emotion of the Divine Couple as they go through every problem together yet emerge stronger than ever. Follow for more stories and poems on the world's original incarnations of Love : ) |∆| Updated Daily |∆| ।। श्री राम जय राम जय जय राम ।। ।। जय श्री सियाराम ।। ।। जय बोलो श्री राम लक्ष्मण जानकी जय बोलो श्री राम भक्त हनुमान जी की ।।

He is the lord of the universe, the divine protector, the epitome of love and compassion. A shining star to his devotees, and a raging inferno for the wrongdoers. His mercy knows no bounds; his beautiful lotus eyes, as deep as the ocean, brim with endless love for his creation. No matter the sins one has committed, just chanting his name purifies the soul. As Rama, he exemplified the essence of dharma. As Krishna, he revealed his divine nature, enlightening the world through the Bhagavad Gita on how to live righteously. His calm form is a reflection of the serene, clear skies-beautiful and enchanting. Yet, there exists a fierce side to him. When unleashed, evil vanishes from the universe in mere moments. Who is this enchanting being I am speaking of? You must have guessed by now-Shrihari, Vishnu, Narayana, Madhava. His names are countless, his deeds a melody to the ears and a feast for the eyes. How can one forget that divine smile that never fades, no matter the situation? Join me on this wonderous journey as we explore stories that connect us with the ocean of love, the lord of eternal love, Mahavishnu.

Ancient India. 600 BCE. The age of the sixteen great kingdoms. The age of questions that would shape civilizations. From the sacred ghats of Kashi to the great university city of Takshashila - where students from every corner of the ancient world come to learn, to debate, to become - this is the story of one girl's final year at the edge of everything she has known. Smriti carries her city in her bones. Kashi: the luminous one, the city of Shiva, the place where the sacred and the everyday are the same thing - gave her its hunger for questions, its refusal to accept easy answers, its understanding that knowledge and beauty are not opposites but the same force moving in different directions. She dances this knowledge. She debates it. She carries it through the corridors of Gyanpith like a lamp she is not sure she is allowed to set down. Smriti's final year at Gyanpith, the great seat of learning at ancient Takshashila, should be should be her finest. Instead it becomes the year she must answer the one question she has always outrun: She is everything - but which everything is she allowed to be? When Ekaksh of Avanti - prince of the fierce western kingdom, painter of extraordinary precision, a man of such complete stillness that rooms reorganize themselves around him, finally looks at her and asks a question about her dance that no one has ever thought to ask, something shifts in the architecture of her world. And suddenly Smriti, who is afraid of nothing except her own uncertainty, is afraid. Because Ekaksh doesn't want the dancer or the budding philosopher or the merchant's daughter or the girl from Kashi. He wants all of it. All of her. At once. Without asking her to choose. Which means she has to. And Smriti, who has always known her own mind, does not yet know her own heart well enough to trust what it is telling her. Before the crown. Before the choice. Before everything - there is a girl who must first learn who she is.