Read 151 Episodes Of Lord Ganesha and help your children learn moral values, such as honesty, courage, and devotion to parents, from the almighty Ganesha.😍🙏
Finally, Vyas succeeded in convincing Ganesha to write down the couplets of the Mahabharat for him. But Ganesha put forth a condition before starting the work. “Sage, I want you to narrate the couplets at one go, which means I do not want any interruption while writing. If you stop your narration in between, I […]
Sage Vyas was unable to decide whom he should approach and ask to become his writer. He thought, ‘I should approach Lord Brahma and express my confusion. I think he would be able to suggest me a suitable person.’ Lord Brahma patiently heard Sage Vyas’s request. “Don’t worry, Vyas. I have someone ideal in my
Ganesha was not only a saviour, but a great writer, too. He assisted Sage Ved Vyas in writing the great epic Mahabharat. Vyas was a great poet. He had split the Vedas into four parts–the Rig Veda, the Yajur Veda, the Sam Veda and the Atharva Veda. After splitting the Vedas, Vyas decided to write
When Durasad heard that he could not rule over Kashi, he instantly hurried to attack Kashi. An anxious Narad reached Mount Kailash and narrated the whole incident to Parvati. Parvati was advised to give birth to a child who would then defeat Durasad, as he had a boon from Shiva that nobody but Shiva’s son
There is another story associated with Durasad. Once, Lord Shiva had blessed a demon named Bhasma that anyone touched by Bhasmasur on the head would be reduced to ashes. Armed with such magical power, Bhasmasur decided to test the boon on Shiva himself. Seeing this, Shiva started running to save his life! Ultimately, Lord Vishnu
The gods decided to take Lord Ganesha’s help to deal with Durasad. So, they went to Mount Kailash and explained him the situation. “Help us, O Lord; you are our only hope against Durasad. You, alone, can destroy him,” they said. Ganesha promised them that he would kill the evil demon. Ganesha then went to
Long, long ago, there lived a demon called Durasad. He ruled over a country called Mukund. He was a great devotee of Lord Shiva. To attain immortality, he prayed devotedly to Shiva. Shiva was appeased and granted him a boon. He told Durasad, “I am indeed impressed by your worship and dedication. May you have
After teaching a lesson in humility to King Janak, Ganesha went to the town of Mithila. There lived a poverty-stricken Brahmin named Thrishiras, in Mithila. In the guise of a poor Brahmin, Lord Ganesha decided to visit him. He was extended a warm welcome by Thrishiras and his wife. Ganesha, as a poor Brahmin, told
Once, Sage Narad visited King Janak, who was famous for his wisdom. Looking at his prosperity, Narad told Janak, “It seems like Lord Ganesha has blessed you with a flourishing and peaceful life.” King Janak didn’t think so and gave his honest opinion to Narad. He said, “O Sage, I don’t believe that. It cannot
The ox, the donkey and the beggar woman wandered around many places and finally came to a temple built in the name of Lord Ganesha. On the day of Ganesha Chaturthi, the beggar woman who had a pile of Durva grass with her, happened to sit beside the temple. There came the donkey and the
King Sulabh was the ruler of the island of Jambudwip. He and his wife Subhadra worshipped Ganesha, devotedly. Once, a poor Brahmin arrived at King Sulabh’s palace and begged the king to give him something to eat. But the king turned down the hungry and needy Brahmin’s request. He further asked the Brahmin to look
A worried Shiva came forward to help his son. He pulled out his divine serpent and placed it over Ganesh’s stomach. The holy powers of the serpent also didn’t relieve Ganesha from the pain. Everyone was concerned now. The gods then called upon all the sages from the universe. In a short while, eighty-thousand sages
The gods were worried about Ganesha’s fiery stomach. Some even brought chunks of ice from the peaks of Mount Kailash, but Ganesha was not relieved. A huge hullabaloo took place in heaven. A few goddesses also came forward to help. They brought milk, curd, sandalwood powder paste, cool clay and even turmeric, but nothing helped.
Ganesha had swallowed the fire demon Anala. Unfortunately, the demon started troubling his stomach. Ganesha felt like his stomach was on fire! He was unable to lie down or remain still. He shouted in pain, “Oh my stomach! Help me. It is burning!” Ganesha rolled on the ground in immense pain. Tears rolled down his
The terrified gods started worshipping Ganesha. They prayed with utmost dedication. They knew if Vishnu had said that Ganesha could help them, then it must be true. They wanted to get rid of Analasur, anyhow. Ganesha heard their prayers and appeared before them. He listened to all their woes and said, “All right! I shall
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