Lord Rama is also called as Dharma Paripalana Moorthy, since he ruled the Ayodhya Kingdom by observing strict Dharma. During his period, Dharma was prevailed throughout his kingdom, and all of the people lived a disciplined and an honest life. Lord Rama gave a golden rule for a period of eleven thousand years. Since Lord […]
According to ancient Hindu texts, Dhata is one of the Adityas. He is the son of Aditi and Kashyapa. He is the god of health, wealth and the giver of peacefulness to us. He can be worshipped by chanting his name “OM SRI DHATA DEVAYA NAMAHA”, and can be worshipped along with Mata Lakshmi Devi, […]
Lord Shiva is also called as Jagath Samhara Moorthy, since he destroys the entire universe during the time of Deluge also called as Mahapralaya. While Lord Brahma takes charge of creation work, Lord Vishnu takes charge of protection work, like wise Lord Shiva takes charge of destruction work, which is also necessary to put up […]
Indrani is known to be the consort of Lord Indra, and she was mentioned in the Vedas, and several hymns were dedicated to her in the Rig Veda (10.86). Indrani is considered to be one of the Sapthamathas, seven mother goddesses, and she is also considered to be an aspect of Ma Shakti Devi. BIRTH […]
Devaki is the daughter of Devak, the sister of Kamsa, wife of Vasudeva and the original mother of Lord Krishna. Since, king Kamsa had heard a divine voice from the sky that he is going to be killed by the eighth child of Devaki, he tortured them and killed their seven children, and put them […]
Since Lakshmana killed Ravana’s son Indrajit, he is called as “INDRAJIT SAMHARA MOORTHY”. During the time of Ramayana war, Lakshmana fought bravely with Indrajit, and killed him, after stopping Indrajit’s yagna which was performed by him in order to satisfy the holy mother, Ma NIKUMBILA. Lakshmana was able to achieve this, since he was considered […]
Bhikshatanamurti is one of the aspects of Lord Shiva. The word Bhikshatanamurthi means Supreme Mendicant. Though the word Mendicant refers to Beggar, it is mostly referred to ascetics, religious followers or supreme sages. There are different kinds of beliefs about the concept of Bhiksatanamurti. Some believe that Lord Shiva roams around the world in the […]
Lord Vishnu is called as Bhagavatha Anugraha Moorthy, since he has showered his unlimited and unconditional grace on to the Bhagavathas like Dhruva, Prahalada and Narada. Lord Vishnu has given suitable position to his Bhagavathas, and apart from the Divine Bhagavathas, he also showers his grace on normal Bhagavathas like us. Lord Vishnu is also […]
Harsidhhi Mata is a famous goddess mostly worshipped in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. She is the incarnation of the divine mother Mata Parvati. She is also known as Harsidh Bhavani Devi. She is worshiped as Kula devi by Brahmin, Jain and other community people in the northern states of India. She is also sincerely worshiped by fishermen of […]
Jvarabhagnamurti is the form of Lord Shiva, where he is known as the destroyer of the unhealthy state. This implies he is the Lord of Good health and grants a healthy life in all aspects of life. Lord Shiva is known as the doctor of doctors in many epics. The devotees of Lord Shiva blindly […]
Veerabhadra Ananda Thandava Murthy… During the year 2025, Veerabhadra Jayanti, celebrating the birth of Lord Veerabhadra, who is a fierce form of Lord Shiva, was observed on September 2, 2025. Similar to Lord Shiva, Lord Veerabhadra is also known as Ananda Thandava Moorthy, since he joyfully performs dance with his consort Ma Bhadrakali Amman who […]
Ugra, Raudra or Samhara Murti is one of the forms of Lord Shiva, in which his state of mood is ferocious. The fury of Lord Shiva is terrific and abnormal in its nature. The words Ugra and Raudra give almost the similar meaning as ‘Terrible’. Samhara’ means to kill. It is believed that the ferocity […]
Music is one among the 64 forms of art, and it plays a vital role in increasing the knowledge of the people, and also it act as an entertainment to them, and it boosts spiritual energy. It also relieves the listeners from stress, mental depression and worries. Ma Saraswathi is considered as the goddess of […]
Rāja Mātaṅgī, also known as Rāja Śyāmalā or Mantrīṇī, serves as the tantric prime minister (mantrī) of Lalitā Tripurasundarī in the Sri Vidya tradition, governing all mantras, speech, arts, and creative knowledge. According to some traditions, Raja Matangi is worshipped on 9th day of Shyamala Navaratri in Magh Month. Role From the Lalitopākhyāna (Brahmāṇḍa Purāṇa), […]
Śuka Śyāmalā represents a melodic extension of Rājā Śyāmalā in Sri Vidya tradition, symbolized by the parrot (śuka), embodying divine discourse, prophecy, and the 64 arts as light rays of creative wisdom. According to some traditions, Suka Shyamala is worshipped on 8th day of Shyamala Navaratri in Magh Month. Role and Attributes Invoked after Śārikā […]
Śārikā Śyāmalā is a melodic form of Rājā Śyāmalā in Sri Vidya tantra, embodying the goddess of music, arts, and cosmic sound as represented by the myna bird (śārikā), which symbolizes perfect speech mimicry and omniscience. According to some traditions, Sarika Shyamala is worshipped on 7th day of Shyamala Navaratri in Magh Month. Iconography and […]
Vasya Matangi represents a specialized tantric form of the Mahavidya Matangi focused on vashikaran (attraction and subjugation powers), granting the sādhaka hypnotic charisma, mesmerizing speech, and control over others’ minds and desires. According to some traditions, Vasya Matangi is worshipped on 6th day of Shyamala Navaratri in Magh Month. Mantra and Practices Her primary mantra, […]
Sarvasiddhi Matangi is a powerful tantric form of the Mahavidya Matangi, revered in Sri Vidya traditions as the granter of all accomplishments (sarva siddhi), encompassing supernatural powers, mastery over arts, speech, and complete fulfillment of desires. According to some traditions, Sarvasiddhi Matangi is worshipped on 5th day of Shyamala Navaratri in Magh Month. Tantric Powers […]
Hasanti Śyāmalā serves as the charioteer (sūta) of Rājā Śyāmalā’s Geyacakra (musical chariot) in the Lalitopākhyāna, embodying the goddess of harmonious song and laughter that propels creative sound forward. According to some traditions, Hasanti Shyamala is worshipped on 4th day of Shyamala Navaratri in Magh Month. Role In the Bhandāsura war narrative, she guides Śyāmalā’s […]
Nakuli Śyāmalā, also called Nakuleśvarī or Nakuli Vāgeśvarī, serves as the pratyāṅga devatā (counterpart or investigative limb) of Rājā Śyāmalā in the Sri Vidya tradition, embodying critical inquiry and mongoose-like sharpness against illusions. According to some traditions, Nakuli Shyamala is worshipped on the 3rd day of Shyamala Navaratri in Magh Month. Role In the Brahmāṇḍa […]