Hindu Religions & Lore+1
Yaman, Vishnu/Lakshmi
by MayavanavihariniHarini
“Don’t tell me you don’t enjoy your moments on earth as much as I do, Priyatame.”
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Hindu Religions & Lore+1
by MayavanavihariniHarini
“Don’t tell me you don’t enjoy your moments on earth as much as I do, Priyatame.”
Hindu Religions & Lore
Hindu Religions & Lore
by orphan_account
Vishnu and Shiva meet for the first time after Shiva burns down his son in a fit of rage
Hindu Religions & Lore
Mahabharata - Vyasa+2
Hindu Religions & Lore
by Varadaraja
Vishnu: The best way to get bhakts is making them fall in love with you
The Avengers (Marvel Movies)+6
Original Work+3
Hindu Religions & Lore
Karmafal Daata Shani (TV)
Hindu Mythology+2
by EolasEadrom
This prose is about three goddesses in Hindu mythology that represent the epitome of female power: Parvati, Lakshmi, and Saraswati. Some of them have well-worn tales surrounding their rise to the throne, while others have only mystery shrouding their lives. Sometimes they walk as humans; sometimes they are just pawns; sometimes they are all-powerful. But perhaps the only thread to twine Hindu mythology is this: all beings in this universe are fallible. So who were these women, these goddesses? They were more than human, but they were still prone to humanity’s mistakes. They were strong in their own way, courageous when needed. But they were prideful, cruel, petty- a thousand sins among a thousand virtues. Let us explore these women, then, and their powers. They are so very different, so let us see their world, and their pain. How do they take what was not given, how do they make it their own? Where is the balance struck, between mortal humanity and immortal gods? Parvati is bravery, so let us see her courage. Saraswati is knowledge, so let us see her battles. Lakshmi is beauty, so let us see her strength. (a character study of goddesses Parvati, Lakshmi, and Saraswati)
Hindu Religions & Lore
Hindu Religions & Lore
Hindu Religions & Lore