India: The Land of Snakes and Serpents – Part III : Snakes in the Epics
February 15, 2019Did you know that the Mahabharata, the world’s longest Epic, begins with Snakes? Read on to find out more about that fascinating Episode.
Did you know that the Mahabharata, the world’s longest Epic, begins with Snakes? Read on to find out more about that fascinating Episode.
Snakes have been a popular Symbol across world cultures. What do they symbollize in India and its art forms?
India’s association with Snakes goes back a long way. From legend and folklore to wildlife and ecology, snakes are an integral part of India. Introduce your children to these interesting creatures.
Rituals are often connected with Myths and the ritual of Ayudha-Puja performed on Vijaydashmi is linked to an interesting story of the Mahabharata.
The Asurs, a tribe in Central India that trace their ancestry to Mahishasur, the Buffalo Demon beheaded by Durga during Navratri, treat the festival as a period of mourning. As with everything in India, there is always another side!
Mythology is not just the source of bed-time tales. It is the fountainhead of powerful stories that create nations and inspire leaders. Here’s a peek into Gandhi’s tryst with Mythology!