Utanka and King Paushya: Trials, Curses, and Fate
Utanka and King Paushya’s story continues the narrative of Ayoda-Dhaumya and his three renowned disciples: Aruni of Panchala, Upamanyu, and Veda. In this extension,...
Ancient India
Ayoda-Dhaumya’s Disciples: The Lessons of Aruni, Upamanyu, and Veda
Ayoda-Dhaumya’s disciples—Aruni, Upamanyu, and Veda—underwent challenging trials that tested their devotion and resilience. Their dedication ultimately earned them profound wisdom and blessings from their preceptor, Ayoda-Dhaumya.
Who is Sarama and why did she cursed Janamejaya, son of Parikshit?
This story is about how a celestial bitch (a female dog of gods) curses Janamejaya. Find out why she cursed Janamejaya and his brothers
Where is the historical place named Samanta-panchaya mentioned in Mahabharat and what is its significance?
This is a story of a place called Samanta Panchaya, a place well known to us where death danced during Mahabharat times.
Who wrote the Mahabharata? Rishi Vyas or Lord Ganesha?
This story tells us who wrote the Mahabharata Epic, who composed it and what role did Lord Brahma play in getting the epic poem...
Creationism in Hinduism: Ugrasrava Sauti’s Divine Narration
In this powerful creation story in Hinduism, Ugrasrava Sauti recounts how the universe was born from the cosmic egg, Mahadivya. From Brahma to the thirty-three thousand devas, the tale offers a glimpse into the origins of life, time, and the cosmos.
The beginning of Mahabharata epic
This is the story of how the narration of one of the greatest stories ever told in the history of mankind. Ugrasrava Sauti starts narrating the Mahabharata for you.
