In colonial India, the seemingly simple act of wearing or removing shoes became a charged symbol of imperial dominance ...

Tulsi unknowingly curses Lord Vishnu for betrayal, turning Him into a stone. This divine tale explains the origin of the ...

As per the yogic lore, Guru Purnima, celebrated on the full moon (Purnima) of the Hindu month of Ashadha (June–July), marks the day when Shiva became Adi Guru or the first guru (dispeller of darkness) ...

Far from being decorative or exaggerated, the multiple arms of Hindu deities serve as profound symbols of divine power, ...

Sawan (Shravan) is the fifth month in the Hindu calendar when Lord Shiva drank the deadly poison Halahala during Samudra Manthan to save the universe, earning him the name "Neelkantha". Since then, ...

In a powerful moment of street evangelism, Richard Lorenzo Jr. shared his testimony and challenged the beliefs of an atheist ...

A celestial shortcut was born! People began worshipping the Lingam bypassing the usual paths of karma and righteous living, and heading straight to heaven.

Indian mythology isn't just a catalogue of gods and battles; it's a layered mirror to the natural world. One of the most ...

Owing to the intermixture of Indian indentured labourers with other caste groups and racial ethnicities, caste now operates ...

Guru Purnima marks the birth anniversary of Maharishi Ved Vyas, the sage who authored the Veds, which is why the day is also ...

Lord Ganesha’s elephant head symbolizes wisdom and strength. This sacred tale from Shiva Purana reveals how love, duty, and ...