The concept of the four yugas—Satya, Treta, Dvapara, and Kali—forms the backbone of Hindu cosmology, depicting a cyclical view of time where dharma gradually declines with each age. From the golden era of spiritual enlightenment in Satya Yuga to the moral struggles of Kali Yuga, these ages reveal how society, ethics, and human consciousness evolve over cosmic cycles.

Discover the spiritual journey of Navdurga during Navratri. Explore the nine forms of Goddess Durga and their significance in Navratri celebrations.

The Tulsi plant, worshipped in countless Indian homes, has a deep-rooted mythological story behind it. Once a devoted queen named Vrinda, she was deceived by Lord Vishnu to break her chastity, leading to her husband’s death. In anguish, she cursed Vishnu to turn into stone and later transformed into the sacred Tulsi plant. Her story is one of devotion, betrayal, and divine transformation—making Tulsi a symbol of purity, resilience, and spiritual power.

In Hindu mythology, a deity’s vāhan (vehicle) is more than transport — it’s a symbol of their power and purpose. From Durga’s lion signifying strength to Ganesha’s mouse symbolizing humility, each pairing carries deep meaning. These divine mounts reflect the essence of the gods they serve, adding rich layers to their stories and roles. Explore the symbolic world of Hindu gods and their vāhans in this journey through myth, meaning, and cosmic connection.