Vishnu Stories

this is the Indian mythological story of lord Vishnu and maa laxmi in this story we will know why lord Vishnu takes avatars and how avatars they take and what are Dashavatar ( Dashavatar means 10 main avatars) warning I am not at writing the story I am writing this story of lord Vishnu as per my knowledge as per i know about them if i hurt someone feeling in this or they think this or this is disrespect so I am very sorry in the starting and i would request if the felt like this so please tell me were I got wrong and what i right wrong and if you know something more than tell me also that I can right that to radhey radhey 🙏🏻

The eternal love story between the cowherd and his lady. Radha and Krishna both were aeons ahead of their time, and it is but natural that their love also be extraordinary.

When the fabric of Dharma frays and light is devoured by its own shadow, the wheel of time turns once more. In flesh and blood, descends upon earth, The Navam Avatar. Some say it was Gautam Buddha, some say Balaram, and some Jesus. None of them even remotely close to the truth. The lost bridge between Krishna and Kalki, yet no scripture speaks of him, In an age where humanity has drowned in its own creations, where truth bends to greed and compassion fades into myth, in the hidden layers of consciousness, among cosmic energies and forgotten realms, he comes for the Ninth time. Born amidst the turmoil of men, from the essence of compassion itself-an incarnation stronger that before cause this time he has to destroy an evil that no longer stands apart; it has taken root within every human heart. Forgotten by scriptures, unseen by gods, and doubted even by himself, the Navam Avatar must fight not to destroy, but to liberate. No celestial weapon marks his hand, no divine aura crowns his head. All he has in this incarnation are his Chiranjeevis. The chosen seven. But would they remember him, their promise to prepare him for the Final War? Or has the illusion of the material World clouded their mind and corrupted their souls? The Final War, Tracing his Chiranjeevis, Establishing Dharma once again. Before any of that he needed to know who he was, while surviving the relentless attempts on his life. #Hindumythology #vishnuavatar #Kalyug #spiritual #apocalypse #messiah #kalki #kali #creation #globaldestruction #mahabharat #krishna

"Dance is devotion personified, if channeled that way," said Ashutosh, smiling quietly at Janardhan, his best friend, who felt anciently known more than anything else. "Dance can also show the truth, real values, and educate people." "Then show it, Ashu," Janardhan said, voice deep like thunder. "You are the only one capable of it, and I am always here to support you." **** Ashutosh Raaman loved dance like it was his own breath, as much as he adored Sri Hari, his aaradhya and ishtadeva. Born in a Sri Vaishnava family, Ashutosh had been given values that aligned not just with the Sampradaya, but with humanity as a whole. Working two jobs, a choice he made, gave him fresh and layered perspectives to multiple situations, though everything was ultimately channeled into dance. He was happy with his small circle, including his parents, little sister, best friend and the latter's elder brother. The appearance of Sivagami in his life had changed that. A tale of dance, of art, of love, of Dharma, and of the highest Truth- Ardhanaari. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

What if there was one more fire born? What if she liked Krishna? (this part one of a book trilogy. This book will be finished till where Krishn and female lead finally get married) Read to find out more

Step into a realm where power wears silk and lightning, and every goddess has a story to tell. This is not just mythology - this is you taking the role of a Hindu goddess in a living, breathing world of divine intrigue, celestial politics, and dramatic encounters. Whether you're here for deep lore, playful chaos, or stunning roleplay moments, you'll find your temple here. Imagine if the goddesses had a group chat... and the drama was divine. Take the crown of a Hindu goddess and step into a Discord realm where celestial banter, power plays, and goddess-level glow-ups are daily life. 🌺 Flirt, fight, and form alliances (or rivalries) ⚡ Rule kingdoms or cause chaos in the heavens 🔱 No pressure - come as casual or extra as you like The divine tea is about to spill... are you joining the pantheon? 🌺 Mythology lovers & RP enthusiasts welcome ⚡ Discord-based roleplay 🔱 Casual or detailed writers welcome The goddesses are gathering... will you answer the call?

[COMPLETED✔] She thought everything was over but he came there like 'babe, not yet!' , this time she had her man to protect her! What was over? Why he came again? What had happened in the past? Who is the 'he'? What's her man gonna do to protect his lady? Click on the 'Read' to know further about the story! 💗

Sanatan Dharma is beautiful. It is a way of life that has a rich history going back thousands of years towards the rich Vedic Period. So because of this I have made this Community where various Writers can discuss, give opinions and write about Mythology, Folklores, Facts and other tales about our beautiful Sanatan Dharma.

"The Return of Lord Vishnu's Blood" follows the extraordinary journey of Trivik, a brave and curious young man who refuses to believe in gods, destiny, or anything beyond logic. But his life changes forever when a mysterious force awakens inside him - a force that carries the ancient bloodline of Lord Vishnu. As Trivik struggles to understand this divine power, a hidden enemy rises from the shadows: Zharox, a half-human, half-asura billionaire who rules the business world with charm on the outside and cruelty within. Zharox seeks one thing - the lost blood of Lord Vishnu, the only power capable of destroying both gods and demons. Caught between destiny and disbelief, Trivik must face the truth: He is the last vessel of Vishnu's blood. Guided by his humble uncle Dev, supported by friends Ravi, Raghav, and the quiet genius Shivani, Trivik steps into a battle that began thousands of years ago. Now, the final war between light and darkness returns - through him. A story of courage, divinity, betrayal, and inner transformation, "The Return of Lord Vishnu's Blood" blends mythology with modern adventure in a world where gods walk unseen, and a single choice can reshape fate.

Featured by WATTPAD Asian Fantasy The nectar of righteousness is entrenched when Shri Lakshmi, who emerged from the ocean along with the amrita reunites with Narayan, who, as Mohini, bestowed the amrita upon the Devatas. 𝘿𝙝𝙧𝙞𝙩𝙞 - the supreme manifestation of 𝘼𝙠𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙖 𝘽𝙧𝙖𝙢𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙖 𝙉𝙖𝙮𝙖𝙠𝙞, 𝘼𝙙𝙞 𝙎𝙝𝙖𝙠𝙩𝙞 𝙎𝙝𝙧𝙞𝙢𝙖𝙩𝙞 𝙈𝙖𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙖𝙠𝙨𝙝𝙢𝙞 is born in the lineage of the venerated Kurus as the youngest of Kunti and the beloved of Kanha - the Lord of Dwarka. Harmonize with her conscience as she unearths the cauldrons of conceit, malfeasance, and knavery among her own family; battles for love; anamnesis her primordial identity; endures profanity; and shatters the hegemonic patriarchy that breaches the aspect of the divine feminine Shakti - the very essence of the universe. Endearment, hellions, retrouvallie, motherhood, sovereignty, curses and cordolium - Dhriti has to face it all. Rising above her flaws and foible, the quintessence of the Universe completes a full circle of her mortal incarnation. From Kuruvansha Kumari to the Samragyi of the Three Worlds - This is the tale of "Kanha's Priya." 【 This is a work of pure fiction. Through this, I do not mean to hurt anyone's religious sentiments and beliefs. The story is loosely based on Mahabharata, while majority of the plots and character potrayals are a part of my imagination. Enjoy! 】

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.

A small attempt to capture Hari's Ananta Mahima in words.

"i will do anything and everything to release you, ma". "i will always be a devoted servant to you, narayana. i shall dedicate my being to you and you alone. i will be your Carrier, my beloved prabhu, as you travel arround the universe". (garuda, the protagonist). all of us know who garuda is. but does any of us know how he became the most riviered king of birds? of how he became the lord's beloved vehicle and devotee, and of how he's an example of mathr-bhakti? of what struggles he'd undergone to save his mother, from the Treacherous hands of the nagamata kadru? of how the snakes had fled by just his name,? nah. this book, shall tell you about how it all happened. do read it, without fail if you've visited this one. do leave your votes and comments if you've enjoyed the book. have a good day/afternoon/night.

- जिजीविषा च मुमुक्षु ― The will to live, the hunger for release. Gauri Nimbalkar lingered somewhere in between. Time did not take her - it sentenced her. One moment, love cradled in her arms; in the next, she was cast into a world that worships her name but does not know her soul. Bound to a love that dissolved like sand through her fingers, punished for a sin she never intended, and haunted by the remnants of a life stolen from her grasp- she walks as both a trespasser and a tether of a divine past. But fate is a script she refuses to follow. If the past has stolen from her, she will steal from destiny itself. Let the gods watch - for Gauri will decide whether she bends or breaks; whether she wills to live or to liberate.

Krishna says, "If one offers to Me with devotion a leaf, a flower, a fruit, or even water, I delightfully partake of that article offered with love by My devotee in pure consciousness." {This Book is collection of my one shot that celebrates eternal love} So let's start our journey of love ||Radhekrishna|| "WINNER OF THE MAHABHARATA AWARDS"

Syamantaka, the very jewel that once adorned swayam Suryadev. Syamantaka, the very jewel which is a repository of endless riches. Syamantaka, the very jewel that led to Lord Krishna's morality being questioned. The story of Syamantaka is binded to the story of many, Some characterized by fight and some by love, but mostly by greed and deceit. Man have always yearned for more than he has and as history can go, such level of avarice has only resulted in Conflicts, if not war. The Syamantaka episode of the great Epic Mahabharata tells us a tale of a similar conflict. Dive into this story of Syamantaka. The main story is taken from The Mahabharata. I have added scenarios from my own Imagination and it is not intended to hurt anyone's religious sentiments nor degrade the legends. Constructive Criticism is always welcomed and appreciated. Intended Sequel to 'Krishnatmika Rukmini' and second in Ashtabharya Series. I do not Own the picture on the book cover. It belongs to its owner and I do not intent to take it's credit.

HIDDEN by Jayesh Krishna Tripathi The powers once buried in time are awakening again. And three lives stand at the center of it all - Aarav, Vishakha, and Ved. Bound by fate, torn by secrets, they must face the echoes of a forgotten past... before it consumes the world once more.

[ Book 1 of Agni Pravesham trilogy ] "Jaanaki, these fourteen years, you and I have each other, and Lakshmana. You know Him, He will refuse to live without me, and will try to say He will not sleep also. But He needs to rest too, in these fourteen years." "Swami, don't worry. Lakhan is my own child. I will take good care of Him, I promise." **** Sita, Rama and Lakshmana are about to leave Ayodhya, the Kingdom of the Sun has sunk into despair, darkness, and all things negative. They were leaving behind a family They adored, a Kingdom full of people They adored, but the game of Fate and Destiny came first. A retelling of sorts of the SitaRamaLakshmana vanavaasa, where love, Bhakti, faith, acceptance, justice, Dharma and repentance all collide. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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