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181. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: It: In Samskruta we use a word called 'Asti' means 'is it'. In Asti, Samskruta part 'ti' is similar to English part 'It'. Directly copied. 🙏🙏🙏😀😀😀🙏🙏🙏

182. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Bind / Bondage: Bandhanam / Bandhan / Bandh Ian the word used in Samskruta which has the similar meaning as Bind / Bondage in English. 🙏🙏🙏👨‍👨‍👧‍
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183. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Vocabulary: Vaakyam / Vaakya is the Samskruta word used for vocabulary. 🙏🙏🙏😲🤒🤕🙏🙏🙏
184. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Stanza: Shlokam / Shloka is the Samskruta word. 🙏🙏🙏😀😀😀🙏🙏🙏

185. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Calm: In India we use a word Khamosh which is the original form of the English word Calm. 🙏🙏🙏😷😷😷🙏🙏🙏

186. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Protest: Pratishodam / Pratishoda / Pratishod is the similar word. 😠😠😠😖😖😖😣😣😣

187. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Youth: Youth is similar to the Samskruta word Yuva. 👧👦🙆‍

188. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Navel: Nabhi is the Samskruta word. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

189. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Curriculum: In Samskruta Paatyakramam means curriculum in English. Also in Samskruta for school we call as Gurukulam / Gurukula / Gurukul whose pronounciation is very close to Curriculum in English. 🙏🙏🙏😀😀😀🙏🙏🙏

190. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Naked: Nagna is the Samskruta word.

191. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Mandate: In India we use the word Matdaan, which means mandate in English.

192. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Upper: Uparitana is the Samskruta word for upper.

193. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Crow: Kaka / Caca is the Samskruta word.

194. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Shine: Shaan is the Indian word.

195. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Vision: Vikshanam / Vikshana / Vikshan is the Samskruta word.

196. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Start: Shuruaat is the Indian word.

197. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Science: Shastra is the Samskruta word.

198. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Widow: Widhwa / Vidhva is the Indian word.

199. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Daring: Dheeram / Dheera / Dheer is the Samskruta word.

200. Sri Krishna Sarvottamam: Sound: Shabdam / Shabda / Shabd is the Samskruta word.

Sri Gurubhyo namaha
Om Sri Anirudhhaaya namaha

Maharshi Kashyapa, his wives and there children

Maharshi Kashyapa, his wives and there children

Kashyapa married thirteen of Daksha’s daughters. Their names were Aditi, Diti, Danu, Arishta, Surasa, Khasa, Surabhi, Vinata, Tamra, Krodhavasha, Ida, Kadru and Muni.

Aditi’s sons were the twelve gods known as the adityas. Their names were Vishnu, Shakra, Aryama, Dhata, Vidhata, Tvashta, Pusha, Vivasvana, Savita, Mitravaruna, Amsha and Bhaga.

Diti’s sons were the daityas (demons). They were named Hiranyaksha and Hiranyakshipu, and amongst their descendants were several other powerful daityas like Vali and Vanasura. Diti also had a daughter named Simhika who was married to a danava (demon) named Viprachitti. Their offsprings were terrible demons like Vatapi, Namuchi, Ilvala, Maricha and the nivatakavachas.

The hundred sons of Danu came to be known as danavas. The danavas were thus cousins to the daityas and also to the adityas. In the danava line were born demons like the poulamas and kalakeyas.

Arishta’s sons were the gandharvas (singers of h…

Bhakthi Story: Krishna killed Ekalavya, but why?

Krishna killed Ekalavya, but why?

We all know that Ekalavya had made the clay statue of the Guru Dronacharya and he was practicing the Dhanur Vidya and was also had become master in some of the Dhanur Vidyas.
After some time, Dronacharya comes to know about the Ekalavya practicing Dhanur Vidya by keeping a statue of himself. Once Dronacharya meets Ekalavya and asks him "why are you practicing Dhanur Vidya by keeping my statue in front" and for this Ekalavya replies that "Guru Deva I have accepted you as my Guru and I have been practicing Dhanur Vidya since than".
Than Dronacharya after few days again meet Ekalavya and asks him right hand's Thumb finger as the Guru dakshina. Ekalavya without any hesitation cuts off his finger to give his Thumb as the Guru dakshina to his Guru Dronacharya.
We should think why Guru Dronacharya did like this?. Was Guru Dronacharya was jealous of Ekalavya that one day Ekalavya will become a much better Dhanur Vidyashali than the Nara…

Fighting between Krishna and Shiva: Story of Vanasura (Banasura), Usha and Anirudhha

Fighting between Krishna and Shiva: Story of Vanasura (Banasura), Usha and Anirudhha

Krishna had more than one lakh and eighty thousand sons. But the best of them was Pradyumna and Pradyumna’s son was Aniruddha.
Vali’s son was Vanasura and Vanasura’s daughter was Usha. Usha once met Parvati and Shiva. She asked Parvati who her husband would be. Parvati replied that in the month of Vaishakha a person would appear in Usha’s dreams. And this person would be her husband.

As promised by Parvati, Usha did see a person in her dreams. But she did not know how this person was. She told her friend Chitraleka about this. Chitralekha thought that the only way to find out was to show Usha the protraits of various important personages amongst the devas, gandharvas and asuras. But the required person could not be identified from these portraits. Usha was then shown the portraits of humans and immediately she identified Aniruddha."

Many years ago, Vanasura had prayed to Mahadeva," he had said,…

Atithi Devo Bhava - Guest is God - Story of Kapota pakshis (Dove birds)

Atithi Devo Bhava - Guest is God - Story of Kapota pakshis (Dove birds)

In a parvatam known as Brahmagiri there used to live a hunter who was very kruri. He not only killed pakshis and praanis, but also brahmanas and rushis as well.

The hunter once went on a hunt. He killed many praanis nand pakshis and some he put in his panjaram. He had penetrated so far inside the aranyam that he was far from his gruham. It became raatri and also started to varsham. Hungry and thirsty, the hunter lost his way. He climbed up a vruksham and decided to spend the raatri there. But his mind kept going back to his ardhangini and shishus at his gruham.

For many years a dove and its kutumbam had lived happily on that vruksham. Both the purusha and the stree pakshis had gone out to look for aahaaram. But although the purusha dove had returned to the nest, the stree dove had not. In fact, the stree had been captured by the hunter and was now inside a panjaram. The male did not know this. He mourned for his wife…

Suryavamsha family tree

Suryavamsha family tree. The great family of Raghuvamsha, the great family of Bhagavan Sri Ramachandra Prabhu.

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The real meaning of Arya:

The real meaning of Arya:

We all think that Arya is only used by the north Indians, whereas it is Dravida in south India.
But is it true? Is it correct? But according to our great sages the real meaning is something different. ARYA according to Rushi Valmiki means giving respect to any person. Just like at present day we use Sri, Sir, Mr., etc, our ancestors were using as Arya Putra or Arya Kanya or Arya Rama or Arya Arjuna etc. Arya is nothing but the prefix to any name. Just like we use Sri. Mahatma Gandhiji. Earlier it was Arya. Mahatma Gandhiji.
In Vedic Literature, the word Arya is nowhere defined in connection with either race or language. Instead it refers to: gentleman, good-natured, righteous person, noble-man, and is often used like ‘Sir’ or ‘Shree’ before the name of a person like Aryaputra, Aryakanya, etc.
In Ramayana (Valmiki), Rama is described as an Arya in the following words: Arya – who cared for the equality to all and was dear to everyone.
Etymologically, according to M…

Yudham (War) between Suras (Gods) and Asuras (Demons)

Yudham (War) between Suras (Gods) and Asuras (Demons):

There were twelve major wars between the devas and the asuras. The first of these was known as the Narasimha War. This took place when Hiranyakashipu was the king of the asuras. Vishnu adopted the form of Narashimha and killed Hiranyakashipu. He then made Prahlada the king of the demons. The second war was the Vamana War and it took place when Vali was the king of the demons. Vishnu adopted the form of a dwarf (vamana) to subjugate the demons. The third war was the Varaha War and this took place when Hiranyaksha was the king of the demons. Vishnu adopted the form of a wild boar (varaha) and killed Hiranyaksha. The fourth war was the Amritamanthana War and this took place over the manthana (churning ) of the ocean for amrita (nectar).

The fifth war between the devas and the asuras took place over the abduction of Tara and this came to be known as the Tarakamaya War. The sixth war was known as the Ajivaka War. The seventh war took pl…

Prachetas and there wife Marisha

Prachetas and there wife Marisha

In the vamsham of the Raaja Prithu, there was a Raaja called Raaja Prachinvarhi, whose vivaaham took place with the putri of Samudra Raaja, Savarana. With this vivaaham ten putras were born and they were known as Prachetas. These ten Prachetas performed ghana-ghora tapasya for ten thousand years inside the samudram. Here we should know why the ten Prachetas performed this type of tapasya for ten thousand years. Earlier BrahmaDeva had informed Raaja Prachinvarhi to make this bhoomandalam with lot of manushyas (people). So Raaja Prachinvarhi passed this kaaryam to his ten putras. But the ten Prachetas were unaware to how to go ahead with this kaaryam. Also Prachetas' father told his putras to pray to Bhagavan Vishnu to initiate the kaaryam as told by BrahmaDeva. Thus after hearing from there father, Prachetas started the ghana-ghora tapasya under the samudram.
When the ten Prachetas completed ten thousand years of ghana-ghora tapasya, Bhagavan Srimann …

Tripurasura - The three demons

Tripurasura - The three demons

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Chandravamsha family tree

Chandravamsha family tree. The great family of Kuru or Kaurava, the great family of Santanu, Yudhisthira and Arjuna.

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