Learn about the awesome history of India in the form of interlinked stories. Stories from epics like Mahabharata, Ramayana, Gilgamesh and others will be added.
Adi Parva / Ancient India / Mahabharata / Pauloma Parva
The Timeless Love Story of Ruru and Pramadvara
September 5, 2024
Adi Parva / Ancient India / Mahabharata / Pauloma Parva
The Legendary Tale of Rishi Bhrigu and Chyavana’s Birth
August 29, 2024
Adi Parva / Ancient India / Mahabharata / Paushya Parva
Utanka and King Paushya: Trials, Curses, and Fate
February 4, 2023
Adi Parva / Ancient India / Mahabharata / Pauloma Parva
The Legendary Tale of Rishi Bhrigu and Chyavana’s Birth
August 29, 2024
The Mahabharata is one of the greatest epics in Indian literature, chronicling the Kurukshetra war between the Pandavas and Kauravas while delving deep into themes of duty (dharma), morality, family conflicts, and the timeless struggle between good and evil. This vast text contains not only riveting tales of war and heroism but also profound spiritual and philosophical teachings.
The Mahabharata is divided into 18 Parvas (books), each contributing to the unfolding of the grand narrative. Here’s a brief overview of the Parvas:
In this category, we dive into these individual Parvas, unraveling the stories of legendary warriors, divine beings, and complex human emotions. Join us as we explore the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, the wisdom of sages, and the intricate web of fate that binds the Mahabharata’s characters.
Embark on this journey through India’s most epic tale and discover lessons from the ancient past that resonate with modern life.
The battle for Amrita, the nectar of immortality, unfolds in the epic tale of Samudra Manthan. Discover how gods and asuras clashed, revealing celestial treasures and securing eternal life.
The love story of Ruru and Pramadvara, drawn from the Mahabharata, is a tale of pure devotion, sacrifice, and the transformative power of forgiveness.
Rishi Bhrigu and Chyavana’s Birth Legend: Discover the tale of Bhrigu’s curse on Lord Agni and Brahma’s resolution in this epic story from ancient Indian mythology.
After departing from Rishi Veda’s ashram, Utanka was consumed by a burning desire for revenge against Takshaka, the serpent who caused the untimely death of King Parikshit. His journey led him to Hastinapur, where he sought to persuade the newly victorious King Janamejaya to perform a powerful snake sacrifice. Through sharp words and painful truths, Utanka reminded the king of his royal duty—to avenge his father’s death and protect the kingdom from Takshaka’s menace. Stirred by this revelation, King Janamejaya set in motion one of the most legendary rituals in ancient history.
Welcome back to Utanka’s Nagaloka Odyssey! After expressing his gratitude to King Paushya for the food and hospitality, Utanka received the queen’s earrings and began his long journey back to Sage Veda’s ashram. Along the way, he noticed a strange...
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, the tale delves into Utanka’s journey and his discussions with King Paushya on how to fulfill...
King Janamejaya after being cursed by Saurma went in search of Purhoita (family priest) so that the curse impact could be reduced or removed. This story is about the same time when King Janamejaya after identifying the Purhoita marched on...
This story is about how a celestial bitch (a female dog of gods) curses Janamejaya. Find out why she cursed Janamejaya and his brothers
This is a story of a place called Samanta Panchaya, a place well known to us where death danced during Mahabharat times.
This story tells us who wrote the Mahabharata Epic, who composed it and what role did Lord Brahma play in getting the epic poem written down. Ugrasrava Sauti who met Kulapati Rishi’s and narrated the creationism theory on how our...