Mythological stories

  7 Chirangavi of Indian Mythology   In Hindu mythology, the concept of the “Chiranjeevis” refers to seven immortal beings who are believed to exist until the end of the current cosmic cycle. These mythological figures hold great importance in Hindu tradition, embodying unique qualities and playing crucial roles in various mythological narratives. In this blog, we delve into the mystical realm of theSeven Chiranjeevies, unraveling their stories, attributes, and enduring influence. The Seven Chiranjeevi 1. Ashwatthama: The Immortal Warrior ·          Ashwatthama, the son of Dronacharya, is renowned for his unparalleled prowess in warfare and his unwavering loyalty to his friend Duryodhana. ·          Cursed to roam the earth for eternity with a perpetual wound on his forehead, Ashwatthama embodies the virtues of loyalty, valor, and resilience. 2. King Mahabali: The Benevolent Ruler ·          King Mahabali , also known as Bali, is revered for his virtuous rule and

  About Bajrang Baan   In India, bhajan- kirtan has a special place in the field of spirituality and devotion. Among these, Bajrang Baan is known as a revered devotional hymn( भजन ) dedicated to Lord Hanuman . Its origin epic  It is found in the Ramayana , especially in the Sunderkand, where the great saint poet  Tulsidas composed these powerful verses in praise of Lord Hanuman . a sacred composition that is deeply connected with countless  devote   of all  ages.     Bajrang Baan in writing   Bajrang Baan in writing translates to “ Vajra Arrow ”, where Vajra symbolizes the thunderbolt and power of Lord Indra . This name symbolizes the invincible and formidable nature of Lord Hanuman . This devotional hymn is recited to seek blessings and protection of Hanumanji, especially in times of crisis. Challenges, or adverse circumstances. Hanuman Baan is believed to have the power to remove all obstacles, reduce suffering and provide strength to the devotee. || Doha ||   || दोह