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In Hindu mythology, the story of creation is not a single event—it is an eternal, cosmic dance. Creation, preservation, and destruction flow in cycles, like the breath of the universe, endlessly re...

Hinduism, one of the world’s oldest spiritual traditions, is not just a religion—it is a vast ocean of philosophies, practices, and divine forms. At its heart is the understanding that the Divine i...

As lamps flicker, homes glow, and prayers fill the air, Diwali, the festival of lights, welcomes not just joy and prosperity—but also the graceful presence of Maa Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth, ab...

In the realm of divine feminine energy, few forms are as fearsome, mysterious, and compassionate as Maa Kali. She is the primal force that dances on the chest of ignorance, the destroyer of ego, an...

During the vibrant festival of Navratri, devotees across the world honour Maa Durga in her nine powerful forms, collectively known as Navdurga. These nine manifestations represent the progressive j...

She rides a lion. She holds weapons in ten hands. She smiles with compassion even as she slays demons. She is Maa Durga—the divine feminine force, the mother of the universe, and the destroyer of e...

In the vast and intricate world of Hinduism, filled with countless deities, avatars, and manifestations, seekers often ask:Who is the Supreme God?Is it Shiva? Vishnu? Durga? Or someone beyond them ...

She is never mentioned without him. And yet, their bond defies titles. Radha and Krishna—two names, one soul. A relationship so divine, it transcends definitions, rituals, and even the boundaries o...

When we speak of Lord Krishna, we often speak of his flute, his leela, and his eternal bond with Radha. But when it comes to marriage, the first name that emerges in the sacred texts is Rukmini—a g...