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Jul 1

I was not completely aware about this story , its amazing 😍

Do you know why Bhagwan Shri Krishna left the imprint of his lotus feet on Kaliya Naag!

This wholesome tale will amaze you! Read this thread , it will keep you hooked until the very end!

In Dwapar Yuga when Bhagwan Shri krishna was in Vrindavan, there flowed a divine River Yamuna. The villagers, cows, and birds depended on its pure waters for life. But one day, something terrible happened, the water turned dark and poisonous.

The trees along the riverbanks withered, and animals that drank from the river fell lifeless.

The people of Vrindavan were terrified. They knew the cause of this disaster a giant serpent named Kaliya Naag had made the Yamuna his home.

His venom polluted the water and spread death wherever it flowed.

One sunny afternoon in Vrindavan, little Krishna and his friends were playing near the Yamuna River.

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Right Singh

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Jun 29

Even Elephants couldn’t move the chariot of Mahaprabhu Jagannath untill this happened

This isn’t a myth it’s a powerful moment from the sacred history of Jagannath Puri that stunned the entire town.

This thread will give you goosebumps 🔥

📸 - Swapnil Barge

During the grand Rath Yatra, the world’s largest chariot festival, thousands come together to pull three gigantic wooden chariots through the streets.

Each chariot, built anew every year without a single nail, stands over 40 feet tall and weighs several hundred tons.

But one year, something unusual happened.

Lord Jagannath’s chariot simply wouldn’t move.

400 men pulled with all their might.
🐘 Elephants pushed from behind.
Still nothing.

Hours passed as devotees chanted louder, pulled harder, and brought in more help.

Yet the chariot stood still.

Locals said this had never happened before.

Then, something extraordinary took place.

🎶 The temple priests began chanting an ancient mantra the sacred name of Mahaprabhu.
The crowd fell silent.
No more shouting, no more straining just pure, focused devotion.

And when they pulled again…

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Right Singh

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Jun 29

This story about the ancestors of Shri Ram kept me hooked till end

Do you know about the ancestor of Shri Rama, King Trishanku, once planned to create a another swarg (heaven) and he almost succeeded with the help of Sage Vishwamitra!

Trishanku was a great king of the Ikshvaku dynasty, ruling over Ayodhya. Despite his virtues, he harbored an impossible dream to ascend to heaven in his mortal body.

Traditionally, only the most righteous souls, after death and cremation, could reach heaven (Swarga), but Trishanku wanted to defy this law.

Determined, he approached his royal preceptor, Sage Vashishta, and pleaded:

“O great Rishi, with your divine yajna, grant me the power to ascend to Swarga while still in this body.”

Rishi Vashishta, wise and bound by cosmic law, refused, saying:

“न च शक्यं मनुष्येण शरीरस्थेन गन्तुम् स्वर्गलोकम्।”

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Right Singh

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Jun 28

This story really shocked me 😳

Do you know After plundering Somnath, coward Mahmud of Ghazni, fearing capture, avoided battle and chose a treacherous, difficult path through the desert to escape.

This 2-minute thread will give you goosebumps about bravery of Hindu King

It was the early 11th century, and Mahmud of Ghazni had already cemented his reputation as a ruthless invader. With seventeen successful raids into India, he had looted temples, plundered cities, and spread terror across the land.

But there was one name that made even the Mahmud tread cautiously Raja Bhoj of the Paramara dynasty.

Mighty Raja Bhoj of Malwa was no ordinary ruler. He was a scholar, a patron of the arts, and a military genius.

His kingdom stretched across central India, and he was known for his courage and strategic brilliance in battle.

Tales of his victories and leadership had spread far and wide, even reaching Ghazni.

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Right Singh

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Jun 27

Do you know why Kuldevi and Kuldevta is so important in Sanatan Dharma

Read this thread till end about what benefit or problem you may face if you believe or don’t believe in Kuldevta and Kuldevi

In Hindu Dharma, a Kuladeva or Kuladevi is regarded as the ancestral guardian deity of a family or clan (kula). This deity is worshipped to seek protection and blessings for one’s family, children, and lineage, shielding them from misfortune and suffering.

Unlike an Ishta-devata (a personal deity) or village deities, a Kuladevata holds a unique, inherited significance within a family line.

The word ‘Kuladevata’ is derived from kula (clan) and devata (deity), representing divine figures male or female, animal, or even objects like sacred stones venerated by specific families.

It is believed that rituals performed at a Kuladevata shrine benefit the blood relatives of the worshipper.

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Right Singh

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Jun 23

Do you know what should be the right way to eat?

Don’t do this mistake if you want to live a healthy life! Read this thread till end

Thousands of years ago, Maharshi Charak had told the right method of eating, yet 99% people break the rule first.

There is no need to tell how important food is for the body. Therefore, food can also cause the greatest diseases and food also protects us from them.

Maharishi Charak had told about this in his Ayurvedic diet rules thousands of years ago.

The first rule of eating is Unam, which means warm. Whatever food you are eating, it should be eaten fresh and hot. But most people have forgotten this rule and most have started consuming frozen or processed food. In a hurry, food is cooked and kept in the fridge and heated at night, causing more diseases in people.

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