Yudhishthira

The Indra of the Vedas is a very powerful king, the ruler of the heavens. But as we come to the epics we find he becomes more and more human. He faces a number of problems, the type that mortal kings face on earth. He has many enemies who seek to usurp his kingdom. His…

The Divine Mother of the Universe Lalita, once gave audience to all gods. To worship her came millions of Brahmas (creators) and Brahminis (consorts of the creators) and millions of Narayans with their Lakshmis and millions of Rudras with their Gauris. The different Shaktis who came to do Lalita reverence were also innumberable, as were…

The most famous Shaktipith of goddess Kali is situated near a famous city of India, Calcutta. The hair of goddess Sati had fallen here. There are three temples representing Kali-namely-“Rah- tambra’, Mund-Malini and ‘Mukt-Keshi’. The rise of one of India’s greatest spiritual saints of ninteenth century, Shri. Ram Krishna Paramhansa, is connected with this Kali…

The Holy Trinity – Brahma-Vishnu-Mahesh Brahma Lord Brahma is the first member of the Brahmanical triad, Vishnu being the second and Shiva, the third. Brahma is the god of creation and he is traditionally accepted as the Creator of the entire universe. One of the earliest iconographic descriptions of Brahma is that of the four-faced…

Shrinathji Vandan Shrinathji is an important swarup representing Krishna at the age of seven. In the 15th century perhaps, as a reaction to the increasingly ascetic direction in which Hinduism was heading towards a new offset of Krishna worship called Pushti Marga, the Path of Grace, was born in Vraja in North India. Shrinathji Vandan…

In this album, Pandit Rajan Sajan Mishra creates a sphere of healing bliss through the devotional charisma of chosen bhajans. “Ab Kripa Karo” set to the Raag Piloo is considered to be a light classical Raag. It is humble submission to Lord Ram. Pandit Rajan Mishra believes that the use of Komal Gandhaar with a…