Indian Classical Audio Titles

The cult of Krishna is popular all over India. Some see Krishna as the eternal child, while for others he is the wise prophet of the Gita. Perhaps he is the most popular as Krishna the divine lover, playing his celestial flute on the moonlit banks of the river Yamuna, because that is the way…

The divine sage Narada is the most popular figure in Puranic lore. No event of significance takes place in the Puranas that Narada does not have a hand in. He is depicted as a messenger always on the move, visiting the devas, the manavas and the asuras and honoured by all.Although Narada is always referred…

As Matsya the fish, saviour of srishti or creation. Through this form, Vishnu saved the four Vedas from destruction by flood. As Kurma the tortoise, Vishnu helped the Devas, or pious celestial beings against the Asuras, or devils, when they tried to churn the mythical ocean for nectar that gauranteed eternal life. As Varaha the…

Arjuna – The one whose very name means ?does of great deeds’ Arjuna, the third of the five pandava brothers, and the son of kunti and pandu. Is revered in hindu mythology as a just ruler and a brave warrior. One of the key figures in the mahabharatha. A few of his adventures are highlighted…

A Gift of Love II Oceans of Ecstasy Introduction: by Deepak Chopra I would like to share with the listener the exact process that went into the creation of these poems. I read a number of translations of Tagore’s work, including his own original translations from Bengali to English. I then asked myself how these…

Once upon a time, there was a devoted soul, who was, before, very rich, but had fallen on evil days and lost all. His name was Udyogi. His wealth was reduced to only a meager piece of land. He was worrying how to meet even the simple demands of himself, his wife, Karmini, and his…