Hindu mythology is full of intriguing stories about gods and their incredible deeds. One such story involves Lord Vishnu sacrificing his eye for Lord Shiva. The post Why Vishnu Offered His Eye To Shiva: A Hindu Legend Explained appeared first on Dharma .

Parsva Ekadashi, also known as Parivartini Ekadashi, is a significant day in the Hindu lunar calendar. The post Develop Self-Discipline By Observing Parsva Ekadashi Fast appeared first on Dharma .

Bhadra, or Bhadrapada, is a significant month in the Hindu calendar that typically falls between August and September. The post Bhadra Month: A Time For Spiritual Growth And Celebration appeared first on Dharma .

Indra, the king of gods in Hindu mythology, is often called Sahasraksha. This name means he one with a thousand eyes. The post Why Valmiki Calls Indra Sahasraksha: The Thousand-Eyed God appeared first on Dharma .

Shiva's third eye is a famous feature of this Hindu god. Its creation story is both simple and fascinating. The post How Was Shivas Third Eye Originated: Explained! appeared first on Dharma .

The Sabarimala Temple issue is complex and touches on many aspects of Indian society. The post Why Women Are Not Allowed To Enter Sabarimala Temple? appeared first on Dharma .

Every year, Kerala comes alive with a vibrant ten-day festival called Onam. The post The Spirit Of Onam: Celebrating The Return Of A Generous King Mahabali appeared first on Dharma .

In Hindu mythology, King Mahabali symbolizes righteousness and generosity. It's more than just a character in a story. The post King Mahabalis Legacy: A Tale Of Sacrifice And Benevolence appeared first on Dharma .

Kunti was a key figure in the great Indian epic, the Mahabharata. She wasn't just any ordinary woman - she was the mother of the five Pandava brothers, the main heroes of the story. The post The Story Of Kuntis Motherhood And Sacrifice appeared first on Dharma .

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Indra and Shachi are the royal couple of heaven in Hindu mythology. Indra, the god of thunder and rain, rules over the celestial realm. The post The Story Of Indra Weds Shachi In Hindu Mythology appeared first on Dharma .

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King Dhritarashtra was a key figure in the great Indian epic, the Mahabharata. Born blind, he became the ruler of Hastinapur, an ancient kingdom in India. The post Who Was Dhritarashtra? A Look At The Mahabharatas Blind Ruler appeared first on Dharma .

Pitamaha Bhishma is a key figure in the Indian epic Mahabharata. Born as Devavrata, Bhishma was the son of King Shantanu and the river goddess Ganga. The post The Story Of Pitamaha Bhishma appeared first on Dharma .

Kunti, a key figure in the Indian Mahabharata, often gets overlooked. Yet her life story is full of strength, sacrifice, and wisdom. The post Why Kunti Deserves More Recognition: Reasons Explained! appeared first on Dharma .

Queen Gandhari is a remarkable figure in the great Indian epic, the Mahabharata. She was the wife of King Dhritarashtra and mother to 100 sons, known as the Kauravas. The post Queen Gandhari: The Blindfolded Mother Of Kauravas appeared first on Dharma .

In the ancient stories passed down through generations, few spiritual figures shine like Shukadeva. The post Explore The Life And Words Of Shukadeva appeared first on Dharma .

Gandhari's story from the Mahabharata is full of surprises. This queen, known for her blindfold, has more to her tale than meets the eye. The post 5 Mind-Blowing Facts About The Blindfolded Queen Gandhari appeared first on Dharma .

Shuka Muni was no ordinary person. He was the son of the great sage Vyasa, who wrote the Mahabharata. The post Shuka Muni: The Wise Sage Who Never Grew Old appeared first on Dharma .

Goddess Ganga, the revered river, holds great significance in Hindu mythology. King Bhagiratha is credited with bringing her to Earth. The post Why And How Did Goddess Ganga Come To Earth? appeared first on Dharma .

The epic Mahabharata features a legendary battle between the righteous Pandavas and the villainous Kauravas. The post The Mahabharata Mystery: Why Pandavas Faced Hell & Kauravas Heaven? appeared first on Dharma .

The great Kurukshetra War changed everything for Draupadi and the Pandavas. With the kingdom in shambles, they faced the difficult task of rebuilding their lives and the empire. The post Life After The Kurukshetra War: The Fate Of Draupadi And The Pandavas appeared first on Dharma .

Every June, thousands of devotees visit Assam's Kamakhya Temple for the Ambubachi Festival. The post The Ambubachi Festival: Why Maa Kamakhya Menstruates? appeared first on Dharma .

Haryali Teej is a popular festival celebrated in many parts of India. It's a time when people come together to honor nature, love, and family bonds. The post Haryali Teej: The Monsoon Festival Of Greenery And Devotion appeared first on Dharma .

Shravan Shiv Sadhana is a special period dedicated to Lord Shiva, celebrated during the month of Shravan (July-August). This time is considered highly auspicious for worshiping Shiva, and devotees perform various rituals to seek his blessings. The post Follow Shravan Shiv Sadhana Rituals And Attain Prosperity appeared first on Dharma .

Valmiki Ramayana and Tulsi Das Ramcharitmanas are two beloved versions of the Ramayana story. While both tell of Lord Ram's life, they have some differences. The post Valmiki Ramayana VS. Tulsi Das Ramcharitmanas: 10 Surprising Differences appeared first on Dharma .

The Pandavas, icons of the Mahabharata, weren't perfect. Despite their virtues, they made mistakes that led to their downfall. The post The Biggest Sins Of The Pandavas: A Tale Of Fate & Consequences appeared first on Dharma .

Yuyutsu is an impressive character from the ancient Indian epic, the Mahabharata. Unlike most figures in the story, Yuyutsu made a bold choice that set him apart. His tale is about loyalty, tough decisions, and doing what's right. The post Yuyutsu: The Kaurava Who Chose Right & Survived! appeared first on Dharma .

Karna's death is one of the most heart-wrenching moments in the Mahabharata. Born to Kunti before her marriage, Karna was abandoned as a baby. The post The Tragic End Of Karna: Exploring The Fall Of The Mahabharatas Great Warrior appeared first on Dharma .

The story of Ganga and her seven children is an unfortunate but important part of the Mahabharata. It's a tale that might seem strange initially, but there's more to it than meets the eye. The post The Truth Of Why Ganga Drowned Her Children In Mahabharata appeared first on Dharma .

Shravan or Sawan, the holy month in the Hindu calendar, marked by monsoon rains and vibrant greenery, holds a special place in many hearts. The post Wear Green Bangles In Shravan & Receive Shivas Blessings appeared first on Dharma .

Duryodhan, the eldest Kaurava prince in the Mahabharata, is a character that evokes strong emotions. The post Duryodhan: A Man Of Ambition And Duality appeared first on Dharma .

In the kingdom of Panchala, a contest like no other was announced - the Swayamvar of the princess Draupadi. The post The Contest Of Kings: Draupadis Legendary Swayamvar appeared first on Dharma .

In Hindu myths and legends, powerful weapons have always played large and important roles. However, nothing was too celestial compared to the Narayanastra, the invincible weapon of Lord Vishnu. The post Can Anything Stop The Narayanastra? Vishnus Invincible Weapon Explored! appeared first on Dharma .

Arjun, the valiant archer in the Mahabharata, is known for his exceptional skills and unwavering dedication. But one weapon was the ultimate the Pashupatastra! The post Arjun And Pashupatastra: The Arrow Of Shiva He Never Fired appeared first on Dharma .

Dronacharya is a name that echoes through the halls of India's ancient epic, the Mahabharata. He wasn't just a teacher; he was a master of warfare, a sculptor of warriors, and a man burdened by the weight of loyalty and duty. The post Rishi Dronacharya: The Teacher Who Built Legends appeared first on Dharma .

In Mahabharata, one woman stands out as the embodiment of courage, resilience, and an indomitable spirit - Draupadi. The post Draupadi: The Feminine Embodiment Of Strength And Resilience appeared first on Dharma .

The grand Indian epic Mahabharata frames the tales of legendary warriors and divine weaponry. The post Narayanastra V/S Pashupatastra: Which Weapon Wins? appeared first on Dharma .

Have you ever seen a beautiful picture with circles and shapes around a powerful woman? That might be a Mandala of Vajrayogini! The post Find Wisdom In Vajrayogini Mandala: The Tantric Goddess appeared first on Dharma .

Nestled on the banks of the sacred Sarayu River in Uttar Pradesh, India, lies Ayodhya, a city that resonates with the whispers of time. The post Ayodhya: A City Steeped In Myth And Majesty appeared first on Dharma .

Among the endless mythological stories of India, the Kripacharya characters take center stage as these fascinating characters represent different sides, such as knowledge, courage, and moral complexity. The post Kripacharya: An Example Of Loyalty, Conflict, And Moral Complexity appeared first on Dharma .

The Ramayana, a cornerstone of Hindu mythology, tells the epic tale of Lord Ram, his wife Sita, and his devoted brother Lakshmana. The post The Lakshman Rekha: A Line Of Protection Or A Symbol Of Limits? appeared first on Dharma .

The Ramayana is a story tangled with heroes and villains, gods and mortals. While Ram and Ravan are the central figures, the women of the epic play significant roles - Mandodari, the Queen of Lanka. The post Mandodari: The Enigmatic Queen Of Lanka appeared first on Dharma .

In ancient Indian wisdom, the name Ved Vyasa shines as a luminary who illuminated the path of knowledge. Let's disclose the life and contributions of this revered sage. The post The Legacy Of Ved Vyasa: Sage, Scholar, And Compiler Of Vedas appeared first on Dharma .

The Pushpak Viman, translating to flower-pushed chariot, is a legendary flying machine that sparks our imaginations and ignites curiosity about the ingenuity of our ancestors. The post The Pushpak Viman: A Divine Chariot Aviating Through Ancient Myths appeared first on Dharma .

Kripacharya, revered as one of the greatest sages in Hindu mythology, holds a unique distinction. The post The Immortal Sage: Kripacharyas Journey To Chiranjivi appeared first on Dharma .

Indian weddings are not just a union of two souls; they are a celebration of culture, tradition, and love. One of the most delightful aspects of these grand affairs is the inclusion of traditional wedding games. The post Traditional Wedding Games At Indian Weddings appeared first on Dharma .

Buddha Purnima, also known as Vesak or Buddha Jayanti, is a significant festival celebrated by Buddhists worldwide. The post Observe Buddha Purnima And Develop Compassion, Wisdom & Mindfulness appeared first on Dharma .