Pictures from fun-filled, educative & awe-inspiring, spiritually grand & rewarding Hindu Mythologies of India

More information on Hindu Mythologies, Hindu Gods, Goddesses, Celestials, Demons, Rakshasas, Danavas, Asuras, Devarishis, Rajarshis, Maharshis & Brahmarishis, & Avataras, with web-links to the sources of the following awe-inspiring images from Hindu Puranas, will follow soon. Stay tuned, & please don't miss the joy & fun of exploring the countless, marvelous, centuries-old, millenia-old Hindu mythologies, of a culturally rich, aesthetically rich, spiritually rich, & unusually vibrant country like the Indian subcontinent, the awe-inspiring India. Click the hyperlinks in the following pictures to read the connected stories from the Hindu Puranas and Ithihasas.



Devi Mahalakshmi : Hindu Goddess of Wealth, Joy & Abundance
Ksheera Samudra Manthan of Hindu Mythology
Ksheera Samudra Manthan, with Devas & Asuras Churning the Ocean of Milk, from Hindu Mythology
Devi Saraswathi ( Hindu Goddess of learning & Wisdom, Playing Veena
Shiva drinking poison while the ocean of milk was being churned by the gods and demons

Shri Rama, from The Hindu Epic Ramayana, constructing a bridge over the ocean, to reach Lanka
Shri Rama, from The Hindu Epic Ramayana, constructing a bridge over the ocean, to reach Lanka
Hindu Good Ganesha & Goddesses Mahalakshmi & Maha Saraswathi
Hindu God Ganesha & Goddesses Maha Lakshmi & Maha Saraswathi
Hindu God Maha Vishnu, with His Consort Devi Mahalakshmii
Hindu God Maha Vishnu's Incarnation, Lord Narasimha, tearing apart the demon Hiranyakashipu
Hindu God Maha Vishnu's Incarnation, Lord Narasimha, tearing apart the demon Hiranyakashipu
Hindu God Shiva, with his Divine Consort Devi Parvathi
Hindu God Shiva, with his Divine Consort Devi Parvathi
Hindu God Maha Vishnu's Incarnation,Mohini, with a pot of nectar in her hand in Samudra Manthan
Hindu God Maha Vishnu's Incarnation,Mohini, with a pot of nectar in her hand in Samudra Manthan



Parvathi praying to have Shiva as her Consort







Parvathi offering her prayers to Shiva Linga to have Shiva as her Consort








Parvathi offering her prayers to Shiva Linga to have Shiva as her Consort





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