Stories of Deities !

Once, Naradmuni became too proud of His devotion unto God. He felt that he chants the name, ‘Narayan, Narayan’, continuously; hence, there is no superior devotee of God than Him in all the 3 regions.

Once Deity Hanuman came to meet Shriram and Sitamata and he bowed down before them folding his hands. At that time, Sita thought, 'Hanuman is Shriram's devotee. He always serves Shriram.

Maruti (Hanuman) was the true devotee of Shriram. He loved Shriram so much, that he was ready to do anything for Him.

The idol of Deity Durgadevi or Mahakali is installed on the 1st day of Navratri (1st day of the Hindu lunar month of Ashwin) and the festival of Navratri is celebrated for 9 days.

Children, Ganapati is the Deity of knowledge. He is the one who bestows good intellect upon us. Ganapati is also called 'Vighnaharta', which literally means 'Remover of obstacles'.

In Gokul there was a huge mountain known as Govardhan. The cowherds of Gokul lived very happily with Shrikrishṇa. Every year, they all worshipped the Deity Indra to get good rainfall.

Friends, Bhagawan Shriram was born on the day of Shriram Navami. Now, we will see how Shriram, who was ready to sacrifice everything, even his wife, for the sake of His subjects, slayed the evil vali

Children, today we will have a look at our beloved Lord Ganesh. All of us know about His saviour form - His hand that always blesses His devotees and His compassionate look.

Once, Sudama went to meet Sri Krushna. Sudama's wife had told him to ask Sri Krushna for wealth; however, Sudama did not ask for anything from Him.

Namdev was quite confused! What could He learn from someone who was so disrespectful towards God! Just then

Once there lived a boy named Krushna. He lived in a village with his poor mother, and his father had died when he was very young. The boy and his mother both had a lot of faith in Lord Shrikrushna.

Lakshman was Shriram's brother. Tales of their divine, brotherly love are told even today. An incident which is the greatest example of this quality is given below.

The prison doors opened automatically as he walked towards them with the child in his arms. The guards had already been put to sleep by divine

Ashwatthama knew that Shrikrushna had blessed the Pandavs. So he thought, "This is the time for me to go to Shrikrushna and get something from him." He went to Shrikrushna

Once upon a time, there lived a king who was very rich and powerful. He was a devotee of the Deity Shiva. As he slept, he dreamt that Shiva appeared to him and said, "O king, you are not a true devotee