Valmiki wrote Ramayana. Vedvyas dictated Mahabharata.
Lord ganesha had written Mahabharata while vedvyasa dictated it . One condition was called out for that too.Lord Ganesha said i Will write it until you don't stop once you stop i won't write it further. To trick him vedvyas said u too will not write further until you understand full meaining of each verse
Dive into the epic conclusion of the Mahabharata, detailing the aftermath of the Kurukshetra War, the Ashwamedha Yajna, the tragic destruction of the Yadava clan, and the Pandavas’ final journey. Explore themes of dharma, destiny, and the inevitable passage of time that shape the fates of the great warriors and dynasties of ancient Bharat.
Explore the fascinating tale of Goddess Ekanamsha, also known as Devi Yogamaya, from the *Harivamsa* of the *Mahabharata*. Learn how she was born as Yashoda’s daughter, exchanged with Lord Krishna to protect him from Kamsa, and later revealed her divine form. Discover her prophecy to destroy the asuras Shumbha and Nishumbha in the Vindhya mountains, her connection to the Yadavas in Dwaraka, and her significance as the goddess of protection and transformation. Ekanamsha embodies the unbroken ...
This narrative explores the deep relationship between the great warrior Drona and his pupil Arjuna. Despite Drona’s initial preference for his son, Ashwatthama, it is Arjuna’s unparalleled dedication, intelligence, and perseverance that earns him the title of Drona’s favorite student. From the water-fetching task that fueled Arjuna’s ingenuity to the dark nights of practice that led to the discovery of Sonic Archery, witness how Arjuna’s relentless pursuit of excellence ultimately fulfilled ...