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.
- Kiratha and Arjuna
- Origin of Kedar Kshetra and its importance
- The Origin of Kumbh Mela
- Worship to Maha Lakshmi and Her Partial Extensions
- Part 1. Bhimashankar Dham Guwahati Assam
- The origin of the name Shri Mangueshi
- Kamadhenu creates Vaishyas to safeguard and assist Brahmanas
- Siva Purana ‘Phalasruti’
- Devi Bhagavata ‘Phala Sruti’ (Benefits of Reading and Hearing)
- Introduction – The Five Powers of Siva
- SHRI KAMAHSHI VILASA
- Why did Balarama atone for the sin of ‘Brahmahatya’during his pilgrimage?
- ESSENCE OF MARKANDEYA PURANA
- Sati Devi’s wedding to Rudra Deva
- Lord Brahma loses his fifth head
- Budha weds Ila (King Sudyumna)
- Prabhasa Kshetra Mahatmya
- Gangeya, the exemplary ‘Bhishma’, of Mahabharata
- रूद्र -शिव एक वैदिक देवता एवं उनके स्वरुप
- Fruits of ‘Punya’ (Rewards of Virtue / Goodness)
- Viswamitra sends mortal Trishanku to Swarga