Bhishmadeva is one of the greatest warriors in the Mahabharata. He was a Vasu in his previous life and the central figure who recited the Vishnu Sahasranamam for the very first time
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In the Srimad Bhagavatam, King Ambarisha is described as a Rajarshi or a Royal Sage. Through a fire sacrifice he was blessed with the Sudarshan Chakra.
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Pururava was from the Lunar dynasty. Moon God conquered the three worlds. He abducted Tara, the wife of Brihaspati. Then, the Devatas and the Asuras. fought.
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The Gita says, A Kshatriya can kill only if the intention is to attain harmony. Therefore, he has the right to fight for righteous causes. Then, killing becomes Dharma.
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Sudama Prabhu, the Brahmin friend of Lord Krishna, lived in poverty while following strict spiritual vows. On his wife’s request, he visited Dwarka, where Krishna welcomed him with love and secretly bestowed immense wealth upon him, yet Sudama remained detached and devoted.
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The story of Ajamila highlights the transformative power of chanting Lord Narayana’s name, even when uttered unconsciously. It reveals the path of redemption, the grace of sadhus, and the glory of Hari Nam.
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The enchanting description of Manthara’s flower-adorned hair hides a deeper symbolism—beauty adorning distortion. Discover how Sri Rama’s childhood prank on the hunchback Manthara sparked decades of revenge, why Sri Krishna was later blamed, and the spiritual meaning behind ancient concepts like the Kopa Bhavan. A tale where divine play meets human flaws.
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The Story of Apsara Urvashi is very interesting and also lays the foundation of the spread of the Dharma as theYuga transitioned from Satyuga to Treta Yuga, a subtle detitioration as time sped towards Kali Yuga.
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Rani Draupadi, born from the sacred fire, was destined for greatness. Her beauty and grace were complemented by her strong will, as she became the central figure in the Pandavas’ journey, enduring trials with unwavering devotion. Her strength and compassion shone through her marriage to the five Pandavas, as she faced immense challenges with grace and dignity.
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Lord Krishna protects His devotees, always consistently without any exception. The Pandavas were ever dependent on Lord Krishna.
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Prithu Maharaj’s story begins with the birth of his cruel ancestor Vena and continues with Prithu’s rise as a righteous king. He is known for his unwavering devotion to Lord Vishnu and his efforts to revitalize the earth during a famine. His reign introduced agriculture, just rule, and divine guidance. The tale of Prithu’s life, his encounters with gods and sages, and his ultimate retirement reveals the importance of devotion, leadership, and spiritual growth.
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Bhishma Pitamah was known for his great oath and His statesmanship. Just like Vidura, he was dedicated to the throne of Hastinapura. He was a Mahajana and is considered as the epitome of Ethics
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