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Explore the lotus's rich symbolism in Indian lore, symbolizing purity amid impurity, as seen in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions.

Explore the legendary tale of Kubera, god of wealth and guardian deity, intertwined with epic narratives from the Mahabharata and beyond, in Alaka.

Discover the myth of Brahma, born from Vishnu's navel-lotus, and his endless pursuit to understand the Great Lord. A tale of devotion and mystery.

Explore Mount Meru, the golden mountain of gods, where peacocks dance and mythical beings dwell! Unravel its secrets as found in sacred texts.

Discover how Lord Vishnu retrieved the Vedas from demons Madhu and Kaitabha, aided by Shakti, showcasing divine power and mythological wisdom.

Explore the temporary nature of mythological Puris and their divine abodes. Discover the immortal essence of the Lord in various scriptures.

Discover the sanctity and mythological significance of the Sarasvati River, revered for fertility and wisdom, pivotal to the early Aryans' spirituality.

Discover the legend of Sage Angiras, a key figure in Rig Veda hymns and praises of Guru Nanak Dev.

Discover Shiva's quest to rid himself of sin and the origin of Sarasvati, goddess of wisdom and language, in enchanting tales of myth and devotion.

Explore Ansa Avatars—divine incarnations created for specific purposes like defeating tyrants to spread righteousness. Learn more about their roles.

Discover the elusive spiritual insights of Sanaka and his brothers, sages who sought the Lord's mysteries beyond creation's bounds.

Arun, the charioteer of the lamp of the world (i.e. the sun) and brother of Garuda, the king of the birds became a cripple on account of his past actions. (Dhanasari Trilochan, p. 695) Aruna was the son of Kashyapa (Brahma\'s son) by his wife Vinata. Kashyapa had two wives: Vinata and Kadru. Having been pleased by their services, he granted them boons. Kadru was to be blessed with one thousand naga (serpent) sons and Vinata with two powerful sons. Kadru laid one thousand eggs and Vinata two.