Puranic narration: Durga Puja: 3rd and 4th day By Lokanath Mishra On the third day of Navaratri, the Divine Mother is adored in her resplendent form as Maa Chandraghanta. Upon her forehead shines the crescent moon in the shape of a bell, and hence she is called Chandraghanta. Seated upon a majestic lion, radiant with […]
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A Story of Dvapar Yuga in Prose ( part-15) By Lokanath Mishra (Lord Krishna’s Journey for Education at Guru Sandipani’s Ashrama) The story of Lord Krishna is filled with divine play (leela), heroic deeds, and deep wisdom. Yet, one of the most inspiring episodes from his life is not about miracles or battles, but about
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The First Two Days of Navaratri – Goddess Shailaputri and Goddess Brahmacharini By Lokanath Mishra Navaratri is a very special festival when we celebrate the nine forms of Goddess Durga. Each day we worship her in a new form. She blesses her children with strength, wisdom, peace, and happiness. Let’s learn about the first two
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A Story of Dvapar Yuga in Prose: ( Part- 11 B) By Lokanath Mishra: 🌸 Krishna and the Magic Flute 🌸 Long ago, in the land of Vrindavan, two little boys, Krishna and Balarama, lived happily among the cowherds. They were the joy of everyone’s heart.But Krishna’s flute attracted Radha by its exceptionally sweet, alluring,
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A Story of Dvapar Yuga in Prose (Part- 11 A ) By Lokanath Mishra The Story of Vrindavan: Krishna and Balarama’s Early Pastimes In Dvapar Yuga, when the people of Gopapura were facing many hardships, a great council was called. The grazing fields around their village were drying up, the cows were suffering from lack
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A Story of Dwapar Yuga in Prose: ( part-14) By Lokanath Mishra: A lot happened between Kansa Vadha and Mahabharata war.When Krishna and Balarama came to Mathura, Kansa was afraid that his end was near. He knew that Krishna, the eighth son of Devaki, was predestined to kill him. Kansa became scared on learning that
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A story of Dwapar Yuga in Prose : ( part-13) By Lokanath Mishra Shri Krishna and Balaram left Vrindavan for Mathura after their uncle, the demon king Kansa, summoned them under the guise of an invitation to a wrestling tournament, the “Dhanu Yagnya”. Akura was sent to fetch Krishna and his brother Balarama, who were
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A Story of Dwapar Yuga in Prose : ( part-12) By Lokanath Mishra If you get a chance to go through the Vedic literature you may find that if there is one relationship that continues to mesmerize the heart of every seeker, it is the ethereal love between Shree Radha and Shree Krishna. Yet, to
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A Story of Dvapar Yuga in Prose ( part-10-B) By Lokanath Mishra: Krishna and the Fruit-Seller (and the Butter Mischief in Vrindavan) Long ago, in the little village of Vrindavan, lived a poor old fruit seller named Kolibali. She was nearly sixty years old and worked very hard every day. Early in the morning, Kolibali
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A Story of Dvapar Yuga in Prose : ( part-11) By Lokanath Mishra After showing Yashoda the Vishwaroopam, Lord Krishna used Sneh Mayi Maya (a loving, magical illusion) to make her forget the vision, allowing her to embrace him again with overwhelming love and affection. Yashoda then picked him up, and the profound experience of
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