Why Krishna Is Blue – Science of Infinity

Why Krishna Is Blue? A Complete Explanation from Vedas to Physics

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Introduction: The Timeless Mystery of Krishna’s Blue Form Why Krishna is blue? This question has fascinated devotees, scholars, artists, and philosophers for centuries. Among the countless deities of the Hindu tradition, Lord Krishna stands apart not only for his divine roles—as child, lover, king, strategist, and teacher—but for a visual feature that defies biological logic: […]

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Karma vs. Destiny: Vedic Wisdom on Fate and Free Will

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Karma vs. Destiny is the one question the human experience keeps circling: do we control our lives, or does life control us? This dilemma doesn’t just live in philosophy books—it shows up in everyday stress, regret, ambition, and fear. When things go well, we feel powerful; when tragedy strikes, we feel helpless. In the West,

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Mahabharata War: Unsung Heroes & Hidden Secrets

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Introduction: The Vast Tapestry of the Mahabharata War The Mahabharata War remains the quintessential conflict of Indian antiquity, a cataclysmic event that signaled the end of the Dvapara Yuga and the dawn of the Kali Yuga. When the collective imagination turns to this eighteen-day Armageddon, it invariably focuses on the titans of the epic: the

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Mahabharata’s Life Lessons – Arjuna’s anxiety and internal struggle

Mahabharata’s Life Lessons: Your Guide to Inner Victory

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Mahabharata’s Life Lessons come alive on a battlefield at dawn. Imagine Arjuna, the mighty warrior, standing in his chariot with trembling hands and a heavy heart as he faces an army of loved ones. In that tense moment, his mind spirals with anxiety and doubt. He feels paralyzed by the thought of waging war against

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Redeemed Demons: Powerful Myths of Asuras Finding Devotion

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Introduction Redeemed demons – the very idea seems like a paradox. Picture a fearsome demon king kneeling in reverence before the very god he once defied. In Indian mythology, demons (Asuras and Rakshasas) are usually painted as villains to be vanquished. Yet there are tales when these so-called villains chose the light, proving that even

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Epic What-Ifs: What Really Could Have Changed in Indian Epics?

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Epic What-Ifs have the power to unravel the tapestry of destiny in our cherished Indian epics. What if a single twist of fate had altered the course of the Mahabharata or Ramayana? Picture the battlefield of Kurukshetra with Karna fighting alongside the Pandavas instead of against them. Envision Queen Sita never having to leave Ayodhya

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Ramayana Abroad – Southeast Asian epic scenes of Ramayana from Cambodia to Indonesia

Ramayana Abroad: How One Epic Connected a Continent

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Ramayana Abroad might sound like a modern travelogue, but it actually describes an ancient journey. Picture this: deep in the Cambodian jungle at Angkor, a stone carving shows Prince Rama’s monkey army battling a demon king – a scene straight out of the Indian epic Ramayana. Yet we’re not in India at all. From the

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Ravana’s Ten Heads: Secrets of the Demon King’s Mind

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Ravana’s Ten Heads loom large every Dussehra, when towering effigies of the Demon King are set aflame to celebrate the triumph of good over evil. We recognize Ravana as the villain of the Ramayana, a formidable rakshasa with ten fearsome faces. But have you ever wondered what Ravana’s Ten Heads truly mean beyond the literal

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The 64 Yoginis: India’s Forgotten Goddesses of Power

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Introduction The 64 Yoginis: India’s Forgotten Goddesses of Power hold a place both ferocious and mystical in Indian mythology. Born from Goddess Durga’s rage and divine will, these shadowy warrior goddesses danced through cremation grounds, drank demon blood mid-air, and vanished into silence. Who were they? Why were they worshipped in roofless temples open to

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