Yaduvansham
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|| श्री ||
|| Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevaya ||
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YADUVANSHAM ~ THE DEITIES IN DISGUISE
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• We are not perfect, we are united •
To protect and uphold Dharma in the era of Dwapara, Shri Hari Narayana descended himself as the Lord of Dwaraka. But as Shri Rama needed the Vanara Sena to vanquish the evil Ravana, Shri Krishna too, needed assistance to establish the Bharatvarsha as the realm of truth.
Divine boons, terrifying curses, sacred orders and pure emotion of serving lead the deities of the heavens to manifest themselves of Bhu Loka. They descended again as the family of Shri Krishna to aid him to sanctify the Earth of vices.
As the descendants of Yadu, they disguised themselves in the skin of mankind and walked with Keshava in his journey towards Dharma, as his sibling, consort, offspring, kin, companion or pupil. They were born as Jagannatha's family.
But the world of the present, their existence has sunken deep in the ink of the scriptures and their traces have been nearly wiped off. This is an attempt to relive the memories they spent at Mokshapuri, their home.
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This is a pure work of fiction and the author has not intentions of hurting any of the readers' sentiments.
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