The Shandilya Bhakti Sutra emphasizes that true devotion (bhakti) and the path to liberation can only be achieved through worshiping Lord Vishnu and his incarnations, rather than through the worship of Devatas or gurus. Devatas, possessing limited and temporary potencies, do not grant liberation, and genuine bhakti is directed solely towards the supreme forms of Vishnu like Sri Rama and Sri Krishna.
Discover the cardinal directions, each overseen by a Digpala, including the East, governed by the celestial ruler Indra, as elucidated in ancient texts such as the Mahabharata and Puranas.
Karna, born to Queen Kunti and blessed by Surya, was a warrior of unmatched generosity and skill. Despite his noble traits, he faced a tragic fate due to curses and unwavering loyalty to Duryodhana.
Prithu Maharaj's story begins with the birth of his cruel ancestor Vena and continues with Prithu's rise as a righteous king. He is known for his unwavering devotion to Lord Vishnu and his efforts to revitalize the earth during a famine. His reign introduced agriculture, just rule, and divine guidance. The tale of Prithu's life, his encounters with gods and sages, and his ultimate retirement reveals the importance of devotion, leadership, and spiritual growth.