Sri Sudarshana Lakshmi Sahasranamam (Sanskrit) Sudarshana is a powerful and popular weapon of the divine world wielded often by Lord Vishnu and Lord Krishna, in order to put an end to evils as and when they appear on earth. Though Sudarshana is a weapon it is deified and worshipped as god in order to attain…
Folk Tales Of India (PC CDROM / VCD / DVD) Buy Now: $4.95 Language: English The folk tales of India included in this multimedia title are: A Rumour Takes Wings Costly Gifts God Provides Oh! God The Bearded Fool The Dirty Pig The Rope Trick The Unwelcome Guests The Villager’s Gift
The Vishwanath Temple At Varanasi 0ne of the holiest places for the Hindus is Kashi. It is also known as Varanasi because two lines of the Ganga, Varun and Asi, flow by it. Along the banks of the river Ganga there are a number of beautiful ghats or bathing places, where people take holy dips….
The original text of the Panchatantra in Sanskrit was probably written about 200 B.C. by a great Hindi scholar, Pandit Vishnu Sharma. Some of the tales themselves must be much older, their origin going back to the period of the Vedas and the Upanishads (1500 B.C. to 500 B.C.). In the course of time, travellers…
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Since the mythological past, the Conch or Shankh has remained as integral part of Hindu socio-religious ethos. It symbolises the cosmic space of which the attribute is sabda or sound. Moreover it symbolises a shape or rupa, rhythm and evolves into an elaborate iconography which dates back to its manifestation of divinities in the Vedas….