Do you know how Kaal Bhairav was freed from his sin in Kashi and became the protector of Kashi
This two min story will give you goosebumps, read thread till end
Once, Brahma, the creator of the universe, became filled with pride. He considered himself the supreme creator, beyond any other god.
His arrogance grew to such an extent that he began to ignore and insult Lord Shiva, who is regarded as the ultimate reality and the force behind destruction and recreation.
Brahma even went so far as to declare that he was the supreme force behind all creation, and Shiva was merely a secondary god in the cosmic scheme.
This insult to Shiva’s dignity could not go unpunished. The gods and sages, seeing Brahma’s arrogance, were concerned that it might disrupt the harmony of the universe.
Do you know lakshman Ji was a greatest warrior in Ramayan
Now many ll ask what about Shri Ram And Hanuman , read thread till end to know why
After 14 years of exile, when Bhagwan Rama returned to Ayodhya, Rishi Agastya came to meet him, and they began discussing the battle of Lanka.
Bhagwan Ramā shared how he had defeated fierce warriors like Ravanā and Kumbhakarna, and how Lakshmanā had also slain powerful demons like Indrajit and Atikaya.
Then, Rishi Agastya said, “Certainly, Ravanā and Kumbhakarn were very brave, but the greatest demon was Meghnad (Indrajit).
He fought Devaraja Indra in heaven and captured him, bringing him to Lanka. When Brahma asked Meghnad to release Indra, he freed him.
By slaying the most powerful being, Lakshmanā became the greatest warrior.”
Hearts of Hindus will burst after hearing Nathuram Godse's last words
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Indians definitely remember the day of 15th November. On this day, Nathu Ram Godse, who shotted Gandhi, was hanged.
Godse shot Gandhi on 30 January 1948. After this, the case went on in the East Punjab High Court in Shimla and on 8 November 1949, he was sentenced to death.
Jhula Godse hanged himself with an unfulfilled dream.
After 7 days, it was decided to hang Nathuram Godse. People in the country were angry.
Nathuram Godse was sent to Ambala Central Jail. It was the morning of 15 November 1949,
Do you know why Ekadashi Fast is so dearest to Shri Hari ( surely many don’t know about this)
Read this two min story of how Ekadashi Bhagwati Saved Shri Hari, read thread till end..
During the Satya Yuga, there was an asura named Mura, a descendant of Brahma Ji. Mura was not only immensely powerful but also exceedingly cruel. His father, Taaljangh, had already established a lineage of terror, but Mura surpassed even his father in strength and ferocity. Mura launched a devastating attack on Swargalok, defeating Indra Dev and the other devas.
He forcefully seized Swargalok, driving the devas away. The devas, feeling helpless and despondent, wandered in search of a solution to reclaim their realm.
In their desperation, they approached Mahadev and narrated their plight. Mahadev, after hearing of their misfortune, suggested that only Shri Vishnu, the preserver of the universe, had the power to defeat Mura.
Do you know what was the last conversation between bhagwan Krishna and Arjun
This two min story will break your heart, read thread till end…
The Anugita was the final conversation between Krishna and Arjuna before Krishna completed his time on earth.
After the Kurukshetra War, Yudhishthira, following Krishna’s advice, restored the kingdom’s wealth by starting a large-scale gold-mining operation in the Himalayas.
Again on Krishna’s guidance, the Pandavas then performed the Ashvamedha Yagna, a grand ritual.
After the ceremony, Krishna stayed as a guest in Indraprastha for a while. Just before returning to Dvaraka, He spent an entire day talking with Arjuna.
Do you know why Shri Hari took the Kurma Avatar and how the Samudra Manthan was organized
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After Durvasa Curse , Devta being weakened by their battles with the Asuras, the Devas sought Shri Vishnu’s guidance. Shri Vishnu suggested the churning of the ocean of milk (Kshira Sagar) to obtain Amrita, the nectar of immortality, which would restore their power.
However, this task was enormous and required collaboration with the Asuras, who were equally strong. Vishnu advised the Devas to form a temporary alliance with the Asuras, promising to share the Amrita.
The Devas, led by Indra, approached the Asuras, who agreed to the proposal, seeing it as an opportunity to gain the nectar (Amrita) for themselves. Thus, both sides prepared for the massive endeavor.