Read 151 Episodes Of Lord Ganesha and help your children learn moral values, such as honesty, courage, and devotion to parents, from the almighty Ganesha.😍🙏
Krishna was dismayed to see his people suspecting him again and again. At that time, Sage Narad visited Dwarka and found Krishna in an unhappy state. When asked the reason, Krishna said, “O Narad! People doubt my sincerity. Can I ever lie or steal? Am I to be suspected? Please guide me. I need your […]
Satrajit sincerely repented for having suspected Krishna of stealing the Syamantak gem. So to make up for his accusations, he offered the hand of his daughter Satyabhama to Krishna. There lived two brothers named Shatadhanva and Akrur in Dwarka. They were jealous of Satrajit and wanted to acquire the Syamantak gem. Shatadhanva killed Satrajit when
Following the bear’s footprints, Krishna soon reached Jambavan’s cave with his troop. He instructed his troop to wait outside the cave and entered the cave alone. A furious fight started between Jambavan and Krishna. In the beginning, Jambavan did not know who Krishna was. But soon, Jambavan lost all his strength and Krishna defeated him.
Satrajit had a brother named Prasenjit, who was very fond of hunting. One day, Satrajit gave the Syamantak gem to Prasenjit. Prasenjit wore that gem around his neck and went to the forest. While hunting in the forest, a lion attacked him and killed him. The lion, which was attracted to the glow of the
The curse of Ganesha has immense power. The moon on the fourth day of the bright fortnight in the month of Bhadrapad was cursed by Lord Ganesha. Hence, it was inauspicious to look at the moon on that night. An incident took place in the city of Dwarka, the abode of Lord Krishna. A Yadav
Sage Agastya’s meditation was disturbed by the noise. He saw a little boy running away and the kamandalu in a tumbled position. He raised his hand to chase the boy. The holy water that was held in the kamandalu took the sage’s raised hand as an indication to flow down. The water spurted down and
The Southern parts of India were facing severe water crisis. All the living beings were in pain. Sage Agastya, who resided on the Sahya Mountains, prayed to Lord Brahma for the well being of the people living in the South. Brahma appeared before Agastya and asked him to visit Mount Kailash and meet Shiva. He
There is one more story attached to River Kaveri. A demon named Surkdaman wanted to be a victorious king. He wanted to defeat all the gods and the demons, as well. To fulfil his desire, he performed deep penance to please Lord Shiva. Shiva was satisfied with his dedication and blessed him with what he
The gods decided to speak about the drought in South India to Ganesha, their saviour. They knew Ganesha would definitely devise some plan to deal with the situation. They told Ganesha about the drought and how river Kaveri was kept in Agastya’s kamandalu. Ganesha immediately left for Sahya Mountains, where Agastya and Kaveri resided. Agastya
Agastya’s marriage proposal surprised Kaveri. She thought for a while and then agreed. She knew that Agastya was a wise and virtuous person. She said, “O Sage, I have a request to make. I would like to help mankind in some way. As you know, this region is facing scarcity of water. I want you
After agreeing to Lord Shiva’s request, Agastya asked Shiva to provide him with a water source in the South. Shiva assured him that his requirement would be fulfilled. Agastya started his journey. Soon, he reached the mountain range of Sahya. The moment Agastya reached the Sahya Mountains in the South, the balance of the earth
Lord Shiva and Parvati were getting married at the same time in the Himalayas, in the North, when Kaveri was worshipping Brahma in the Sahya Mountains, in the South. All people, sages, and gods started flocking to the North to witness the divine union of two souls. As a result, the earth began to tilt
In ancient times, there lived a king named Kaver who ruled over Southern India. The king and his wife were very popular for their kindness. But the king and his queen were sad because they did not have any child. They started praying to Brahma to bestow them with a child. Pleased with their sincere
Sage Mudgal advised Dusht to worship Lord Ganesha on his birthday by offering flowers like lotus and Durva grass. Dusht did as he was told to do. Dusht sat in front of a stone and worshipped it as Ganesha. He kept on chanting the mantra ‘Shree Ganeshaay Namah’. This pace was in the middle of
Once, there lived a fisherman named Dusht in a town called Nandak. Fed up of his troublesome and mean ways, people united against him and complained to their king. The king expelled Dusht from the land. Dusht took his cruel and wicked ways to another place. Once, when he was hunting in a forest, he
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