Journey into the divine pastimes (leelas) of Hindu deities as narrated in the Puranas, Itihasas, and regional lore. These stories offer not just mythology, but deep spiritual symbolism, ethical insight, and inspiration for daily life.
In Sanatana Dharma, Avatars (divine incarnations) are sacred manifestations of the Divine, taking form to: Among these, Hanuman, the son of Vayu and the embodiment of strength, service, and devotion, holds a unique position. While often revered as a single divine being, Hanuman’s manifestations span: This article explores Hanuman’s avatars, their scriptural basis, and how […]
In the spiritual fabric of Sanatana Dharma, relationships are not mere earthly ties—they are sacred, purposeful bonds that transcend lifetimes, serving as pathways for spiritual growth, service, and Dharma. Among the countless deities revered for their divine relationships, Hanuman stands as a radiant example of: From his eternal bond with Shri Rama to his protective […]
In the vast ocean of Sanatana Dharma, the concept of Leela represents the divine play—acts performed not out of necessity but as expressions of cosmic love, service, and transcendence. Among the many deities revered for their Leelas, Hanuman stands apart. His acts, woven across scriptures, folk tales, and oral traditions, are not just feats of […]
In Hindu thought, the divine is rarely singular in form. Deities evolve, adapt, and reveal themselves through myriad faces, moods, and energies to meet the hearts of countless seekers. Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the embodiment of auspicious beginnings, is no exception. While often visualized in his familiar elephant-headed form, Ganesha also manifests […]
In Hindu tradition, gods don’t exist in isolation. They are mothers, sons, lovers, siblings—divine relationships that mirror and sanctify the human ones we live every day. Among these, Lord Ganesha’s family ties are some of the most tender, complex, and spiritually charged. He is the beloved son of Shiva and Parvati, the divine child of […]
In the rich tapestry of Hindu spirituality, divine stories are more than folklore. They are leelas, divine play, acts through which the deity expresses both cosmic principles and human wisdom. These stories are not just to entertain but to awaken, instruct, and transform. For Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and master of beginnings, his […]