Shiva Purana, Linga Purana, Shivarahasya Purana, Skanda Purana and other Puranas narrate stories associated with Lord Shiva. Most ancient temples have legends behind them. Different Puranas have different versions of the same story, but they have a common thread. Read these mythological stories with your mind and heart.
Often, these stories from the sacred books of Hinduism have an underlying story – they focus an aspect of life, and can be used effectively for teaching Dharma, or proper moral conduct, laws of Karma, etc. both for children and for adults. Reading the same story again and again will make the underlying truth establish itself firmly in your sub-conscious mind, and you will be able to come up with time-tested solutions to your predicaments and lead a more fulfilling life.
- ‘Maha Vakyas’ (Illustrious Statements) about Siva Gyan
- Some significant Do’s and Don’ts as human responsibilty
- Manasa Tirtha
- Lord Siva’s ten incarnations corresponding to those of Shakti
- Margasirsha Mahatmya
- Devi Bhagavati – ‘Nirguna’ and ‘Virupa’ Shakti
- Some doubts in connection with Maha Bharata
- Portrayal and manifestations of Prakriti
- Tatpurusha
- Maha Bhagavati allows vision of the dead at Kurukshetra Battle
- Navaratri Celebrations-Methodology and Rewards
- Trishanku
- Future Manus-Savarnis, Rouchya and Bhouthya
- ‘Shri Kamaakshyaapaada Mastaka Varnana’ (Shri Kamakshi’s Physical Description)
- Description of Bhagavan Siva
- Nandikeswar
- Yaksha asked Yudhisthira
- Some Tirthas and Kshetras of repute
- Gauri goes to her Mother’s home, and Mahadevji goes after her
- Ultimate Supremacy of Bhagavati Unquestionable
- Tryambakeswara