According to the Vishnu Purana, Dhruva Nakshatra occupies a significant position in the cosmos; it is placed at the tail of the porpoise-like celestial sphere with Lord Narayana at the centre and as it revolves it causes the sun, the moon and the stars to revolve too.The story of Ashtavakra is taken from the Mahabharata. While in exile, the Pandavas visited a number of holy places. When they reached the hermitage of Shvetaketu, Sage Lomasha who was accompanying them told them the story of Ashtavakra, the nephew of Shvetaketu.
Script: Shailaja Ganguly & Malati Shenoy
Code: 571
|
![]()
Buy Now!
$5.95
(Inclusive Of Shipping & Handling) |
| About Us | |
| Bulk Discounts | |
| Contact Us | |
| Disclaimer | |
| Feedback | |
| Links | | |
| Our Mantra | |
| Press Coverage | |
| Shipping Info. | |
| Shipping Rates | |
| Email Page | |
| Print Page | |
| Add To Favorites | |