Hindu Mythology

             Kalbhairav is a fierce form of Shiva. Kalbhairav is portrayed as the 'punisher of sinners' . "He has a Trident in one hand, a rod in one hand, a head in one hand and a blessing in the other." Kalbhairab's vehicle is a 'black dog' . There is a temple of Kalbhairav in 'Tirtharaj Prayag' . Kalbhairav is considered to be the god of the Aghoris.              Now let's come to the story of Kalbhairav's birth, according to 'Shiva Purana and Linga Purana' , when ' Bramha ' created the world's first woman 'Shatarupa',   Bramha  himself became fascinated by her form and moved towards her. Realizing that, Shatarupa fled from Brahmaloka to earth and Shatarupa began to take the form of various creatures to hide from  Bramha , then  Bramha  also followed him in that form. Then Shiva saw  Bramha  in this way and created Kalbhairav ​​from his 'nails' to protect 'Shatarupa' fro...

  Thanks for asking the question             There is no doubt that Lord Krishna is the Supreme Lord. 'Lord Shiva' himself has described his majesty in the  178th chapte r of the 'Dandharma' parva, which is part of the 'Anushasan parva' of the Mahabharata. Shrimad Bhagavad Gita Chapter 4: Jñāna Karm Sanyās Yog श्रीभगवानुवाच | यदा यदा हि धर्मस्य ग्लानिर्भवति भारत | अभ्युत्थानमधर्मस्य तदात्मानं सृजाम्यहम् || 7|| परित्राणाय साधूनां विनाशाय च दुष्कृताम् | धर्मसंस्थापनार्थाय सम्भवामि युगे युगे || 8|| Translation - W henever there is a decline in righteousness and an increase in unrighteousness, O Arjun, at that time I manifest myself on earth.  To protect the righteous, to annihilate the wicked, and to reestablish the principles of dharma I appear on this earth, age after age.                     Sanatan Bhagwan Sri Hari Vishnu 'Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narsingha' incarnated in different forms ...

               When a person does not find any reason or cause for an event, he assumes that there is a miraculous power behind that event. Then people try to please him in various ways in order to save him from that miraculous power. Religion originates from such an idea of ​​man.                Religion originated a few million years ago, about which one can only guess, even if one hundred percent accurate information is not available.                In the Stone Age, when people hunted in groups with weapons made of stone, a group chased a white goat for hunting, but after going some distance for some reason they did not see the goat anymore but instead they found many large prey Gone. From now on their idea is that the white goat is a sacred creature, so it should be worshiped if it wants to get enough food. Since then, a strict ban has been imposed on white goat h...

 Suryavansh                According to 'Brahmapuran' and 'Vishnupuran' , Brahma originated from the navel of Lord Vishnu in ancient times. Brahma commenced creation at the behest of Lord Vishnu and was born "Maharshi Marichi from the mind" (one of the Saptarshis). Marichi married "Kardam Rishi's daughter Kala" and their son became known as 'Maharshi Kashyap' . Maharshi Kashyap was married to Daksharaj's 17 daughters and in the womb of his first wife Aditi was born 'Bivasvan (Sun God)' .                Surya Dev had seven sons and four daughters, of whom 'Vaibaswat Manu' was the eldest. Vaibasvat Manu is the first human being of 'Seventh Manvantar' and after his name this Manvantar is called 'Vaibasvat Manvantar' . We are now living in the "28th Kali Yuga" of this glorious transformation. Vaibaswat Manu's son is 'Ikshvaku' . Iksvaku established his capital in '...

                Sage Kashyap's identity is found in "Ramayana, Mahabharata, Brahmapurana, Shivapurana and Srimadbhagavata Mahapurana". But the details of him and all other sages are found in 'Vishnu Purana'. Now come to the identity of sage Kashyap.                   At the beginning of creation, Brahma created the "sage Angira from the mouth, the Atri from the eye, the Vashistha from the soul, the Marichi from the mind, the Pulast from the ear, the Pulah from the navel, and the Kratu sage from the arm." In the Puranas, these seven sages are called "Saptarshi" . Brahma then "created Vrigu Rishi from his skin and Daksharaj from his thumb" . Then 'Ardhanarishvara' is manifested from the head of Brahma, when Brahma divides it from the middle, the spontaneous "Manu" (Manu meaning the father of the human race) and the "Shatarupara" originate from the female part . Shatarupa means "hundreds of forms who...