Boats are safe on shore but they weren't built for that – I set my sail in the ocean of words
GrushmeshwarA Tale from Indian MythologyRetold by Vasu Gangapalli Long ago, in the sacred lands of southern India, there lived a noble Brahmin named Sudharma and his wife Sudeha. They were known for their kindness, wisdom, and devotion to the divine. Their home was filled with peace and prosperity, yet one sorrow quietly shadowed their lives—they …
Grushmeshwar A tale from Indian mythology Re-told by Vasu Gangapalli Once upon time, long ago, in direction of south, there lived a Brahman couple named Brahmavatha Sudhram and Sudeha. Their only worry was that they didn’t have children. This made Sudeha very sad and frustrated as they both had tried in all the possible ways …
Based on a mythological Tale Retold by Vasu Gangapalli Once upon a time, long, long ago, Yama, the lord of death fell in love with a woman from the planet earth. As you know, love is blind and it was the same case with Lord of death too. As he failed to realize the true …
A Mountain on a Finger Tales from Indian Mythology Retold by Vasu Gangapalli Once upon a time, long long ago, the people of Vrindavan worshipped Lord Indra, the God of rain. Lord Indra was very proud and arrogant person by nature, who stayed in heaven, and rode upon his majestic white elephant named Iravath. Lord …
Bakasura Tales from Indian Mythology Retold by Vasu Gangapalli Bheem Once upon a time, long, long ago, beyond the mountains, Bakasura, a ferocious giant lived in a cave. Whenever he was hungry, he used to come down to the villages and take away men, women, and cattle and eat them up. The King tried to …
Lord Rama and the Squirrel Tales from Indian Mythology Retold by Vasu Gangapalli It was long, long ago, when Lord Rama wanted to cross the sea to reach Lanka, so that he could save Sita from Ravana’s clutches. Lord Rama sat down before the sea and prayed to the sea God, Samudra. The sea God …
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