#Lady Vishnu

[eatgecom]

A SD design of The Eight Legions Hachibushu and Lady Vishnu from Tenku Senki Shurato.

[neengareadynaaready]

Keerthy veera level!

Bonus:

Gatta Kusthi (2022) Aishwarya Lekshmi as Keerthy Vishnu Vishal as Veera Keerthy's Fight Part 2

[verydonutstarlight]

जानिए वैष्णों देवी, नैना देवी आदि मंदिरों की स्थापना कैसे हुई?

जानने के लिए पढ़िये पवित्र सनातन धर्म के गूढ़ रहस्य बताने वाले तत्वदर्शी संत रामपाल जी महाराज जी द्वारा रचित पुस्तक "हिन्दू साहेबान! नहीं समझे गीता, वेद, पुराण।

[chaitanyavijnanam]

Happy Monday! Blessings of Lord Bhairva! సోమవారం శుభాకాంక్షలు! భైరవ భగవానుని ఆశీస్సులు!

🌹 భైరవుని భయ నివార��� శక్తి మీకు సర్వభయరహిత జీవనాన్ని ప్రసాదించాలని ప్రార్ధిస్తూ శుభ సోమవారం మిత్రులందరికి 🌹

ప్రసాద్‌ భరధ్వాజ

🌹 కాలభైరవుని దివ్య ఆశీస్సులతో అనుకూల కాలం మనందరి జీవితాలలో ఉండాలని కోరుకుంటూ శుభ సోమవారం మిత్రులందరికి 🌹

ప్రసాద్‌ భరధ్వాజ

🌹 May the power of Bhairava to eliminate fear grant you a life free from all fear. Happy Monday to all friends. 🌹

Prasad Bharadhwaj

🌹 May the divine blessings of Kala Bhairava bring favorable times in all our lives. Happy Monday to all friends. 🌹

Prasad Bharadhwaj

[postaresume]

🕉️ Wishing You a Blessed Maha Shivratri! 🕉️

On this auspicious occasion of Maha Shivratri, let’s seek the blessings of Lord Shiva for strength, wisdom, and inner peace. May this sacred night inspire us to embrace resilience, positivity, and the power of transformation.

Let’s take a moment to reflect, meditate, and move forward with renewed energy and purpose.

Har Har Mahadev!

Wishing you and your loved ones a Shivratri filled with devotion and divine blessings! 🙏

#MahaShivratri #HarHarMahadev #ShivratriBlessings #SpiritualWisdom #InnerStrength #postAresume #vipulMmali #vipulThewonderful

[dionysianivy]

𝐒𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐟𝐥𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐜𝐢𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐝𝐞𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 𓇢𓆸

Peony: Asclepius, Aion, Apollo, Leto, Aphrodite

Crocus: Hermes, Brigid, Tyche, Zeus, Persephone, Hekate, Mercury, Aurora, Eos, Artemis

Asphodel: Hades, Persephone, Hekate

Columbine: Aphrodite, Venus, Freyja, Baldr

Flowering Quince: Aphrodite, Venus

Hellebore: Dionysus, Helle, Saturn, Loki, Hekate

Henbane: Hekate, Apollo, Artemis, Saturn

Pansy: Thoth, Hermes, Zeus, Venus, Aphrodite, Persephone

Dandelion: Brigid, Aphrodite, Hecate, Loki, Belenus, Hermes, Helios, Artio

Grape Hyacinth: Dionysus, Hyacinthus

Snowdrops: Brigid, Persephone, Freyja, Aphrodite, Nanna

Forget-me-not: Zeus, Freyja, Aphrodite (named „mouse ear” by her), Adonis

Magnolia: Artemis, Selene, Aphrodite, Kala

Bluebell: Selene, Hermes, Hekate

Lily of the Valley: Apollo, Asculapius, Maia, Mercury, Ostara, Skadi, Baldrr, Artemis

Primrose: Bertha, Brigid, Freyja

Hyacinth: Apollo, Zephyrus, Tyche, Hyacinthus, Quetzalcoatl, Yemaya, Dionysus

Anemone: Aphrodite, Adonis, Blodeuwedd, Artemis, Loki

Lilac: Pan, Venus, Sigyn, Dionysus

Chamomile: Tyche, Hermes, Ra, Helios, Mercury, Hestia, Oshun, Baldr, Hephaestus

Iris: Persephone, Iris, Hera, Juno, Horus, Isis

Easter Lily: Áine, Ostara

Azalea: Persephone, Artemis, Aphrodite

Tulip: Flora, Dionysus, Anahita, Eros, Lilith, Nyx

Gardenia Morpheus, Athena, Artemis, Selene

Lily: Persephone, Morrigan, Hera, Cybele, Artemis, Lilith, Thanatos

Daffodil/Narcissus: Apollo, Narcissus, Persephone, Tyche, Hades, Thanatos

Foxglove: Freyja, Flora, Juno, Dionysus, Áine, Cernunnos, Saturn

Jasmine: Lakshmi, Aphrodite, Vishnu, Selene, Morpheus, Tyche, Hermes, Hel

Wisteria: Dionysus, Hermes, Kanayago, Mercury

Larkspur (Delphinium): Apollo, Persephone, Zephyrus, Freyja, Aphrodite, Poseidon

Phlox: Eros, Demeter, Hestia, Dionysus

Poppy: Thanatos, Demeter, Ceres, Morpheus, Ares, Dionysus

Violet: Ares, Aphrodite, Io, Orpheus, Venus, Attis, Persephone, Priapus, Polukleitos , Dionysus

Carnation: Artemis, Diana, Zeus, Odin

Daisy: Brigid, Aphrodite, Freyja, Venus, Selene, Cernunnos, Hermes, Ostara

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Note about this post! These aren’t all the spring flowers, just the ones I have more knowledge about and personal experience with. This list is mostly based on my own interpretation and how I’ve come to associate certain flowers with specific deities throughout my journey as a pagan witch. I’m aware there are many other deities connected to flowers, but these are the ones that came to mind while I was taking notes. I also want to mention that color is probably one of the most important aspects when it comes to associating flowers with deities. For example, Lady Athena is connected with all white flowers, Lady Aphrodite with pink ones, and Dionysus with any purple flower. Elements also play a role, flowers carry elemental energy that can deepen their symbolism or connection to a deity. There are goddesses from different religions who are patrons of flowers and vegetation, like Flora, Chloris, and others, and they’re basically associated with all flowers, so I didn’t include them here since it felt kind of obvious. Whether a flower is traditionally associated with a deity or not, I just want to say, flowers make beautiful offerings, and your deities will absolutely appreciate any plant you choose to give them :D

[apricitycanvas]

Yamuna Maharani

The Birth of a Divine Princess

In the golden glow of the celestial heavens, where the sun burned with divine radiance, was born a princess unlike any other. She was Kalindi, the daughter of Surya, the mighty Sun God, and Samjna, the daughter of the celestial architect Vishvakarma. Alongside her twin brother Yama, the god of death, she was destined for a path that intertwined with both mortality and eternity. From the moment of her birth, Kalindi shone with an aura of purity and grace. While her brother Yama governed the afterlife, Kalindi found herself drawn to the earthly realms, her spirit flowing like a river—both free and sacred. As time passed, she would become one with the river Yamuna, a divine entity whose waters would carry the blessings of the gods and the prayers of countless souls.

The Sacred Waters of Kalindi

Kalindi, as a river, had her source in the Kalinda Mountains, and thus she was given her name. The Yamuna River flowed parallel to the Ganges, a twin in the mortal world just as she was in birth. Yet, unlike her fair and luminous counterpart, the waters of Kalindi were dark, deep, and mysterious. The Vamana Purana tells that when Lord Shiva, grieving for his beloved Sati, leaped into her waters, the grief of the great god turned them as dark as the petals of a blue lotus. But her dark waters were not a sign of sorrow alone. They were sacred, carrying divine purification for those who bathed in them. The Padma Purana proclaims that even the most righteous of deeds—penance, charity, and sacrifice—pale in comparison to the sanctity of a single dip in Kalindi’s waters. She was not just a river; she was salvation itself.

A Princess’s Penance

Despite her celestial origins, Kalindi’s heart yearned for something more—a love that was beyond the limits of time and space. She desired Lord Vishnu, the preserver of the universe, as her husband. Determined, she descended to the mortal realm & performed severe austerities and penances, calling out to the divine. Her prayers did not go unheard. The Supreme Lord, knowing her pure heart, had already set her destiny in motion. But the moment of union was yet to come.

The Meeting of Souls

One fateful day, Arjuna, the great warrior prince of the Pandavas, and Krishna, the Supreme Being himself, were walking along the banks of Kalindi. As they wandered, Arjuna caught sight of a woman of ethereal beauty. Approaching her, he asked, “Who are you, O lady, and what brings you here in such penance?” Kalindi with a voice as gentle as flowing water, she replied, “I am Kalindi, the daughter of Surya, the keeper of these sacred waters. I have long desired to be the wife of the great Lord Vishnu, & so I wait here in prayer.” Arjuna repeated all this to Lord Vāsudeva, who was already aware of it. The Lord then took Kālindī onto His chariot and went back to see King Yudhiṣṭhira. The supremely auspicious Lord then married Kālindī on a day when the season, the lunar asterism & the configurations of the sun & other heavenly bodies were all propitious.

A Queen Amongst Queens

In Dwarka, Kalindi found herself among Krishna’s eight principal queens, the Ashta-Bharya. Yet, among them, she held a special place, for she had sought Krishna not for power, not for wealth, but for love alone. Kalindi gave birth to a pious son by name Asruta whom Madhusudana gave to Shrutasena. Having given that son away Hrishikesha delightedly said to his wife: "For long he will be the son of you both. Shrimad Bhagwatam says “Śruta, Kavi, Vṛṣa, Vīra, Subāhu, Bhadra, Śānti, Darśa and Pūrṇamāsa were sons of Kālindī. Her youngest son was Somaka.”

The Festival of Sibling Love

The love between Kalindi and her twin brother, Yama, was not forgotten. One day, Yamuna, the gentle lady of the waters, prepared a feast in golden vessels & invited Yama to dine with her on the Dvitīyā day in the month of Kārttika. Pleased with her devotion, Yama granted her a boon: “Let this day be a festival. Those who eat in their sister’s house today shall be blessed with happiness and protection.” Thus, the festival of Yama-dvitīyā (Bhai Dooj) was born—a day of love between brothers & sisters, celebrated to this very day in India.

The Eternal Goddess

As centuries passed, Kalindi’s name was spoken with reverence. Her river became a sacred pilgrimage site. Her story became a lesson in faith and love. In temples & scriptures, she is depicted riding a tortoise, holding a water pot, her complexion as dark as the depths of her sacred waters. She is no longer just the daughter of Surya or the wife of Krishna. She is Kalindi, the goddess of purity, devotion, and salvation.

The Legacy of Kalindi

Even today, the Yamuna River flows, carrying the whispers of an ancient love story. Devotees believe that those who bathe in her waters are freed from sin, that her presence is a bridge between the mortal and the divine. Kalindi’s journey—from a celestial princess to a river, a queen, and a goddess—reminds us that true love is not just about seeking, but about waiting, believing, and surrendering to the divine.

And so, as the sacred waters of Kalindi touch the earth, they carry the eternal promise: that love, in its purest form, shall always find its way home.

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[sukunas-wife]

🤍🤍🤍 It’s that time 🤍🤍🤍

My little Author Info page 🥺

Virtually my name is Lady Lu Vishnu

Sukuna’s Wife, Toji’s Blessing, Garmadon’s Side

I don’t really care for my birth name but feel free to call me Lu, L, V or Void lol

I live on the east coast of the USA

My favorite colors are Gold, Red, Royal Blue & Black

I like 🤍Sukuna🤍,

Favorite characters aside from Kuna: Toji, Kuroo, Ushijima, Byakuya, Enji, Kyoya, Daryl Dixon 😔, Tengen, Akaza, (I can’t think my brain is sleepy)

Im Japanese Hispanic, a real mix there 😭🤍 Thanks dad and mom 🥹🤍 Im the youngest of 7

If I’m chatty I’m unfocused, If I’m focused I lock in and everything becomes irrelevant. I’m currently living in my own house and it’s rough but I like the solitude and independence, I don’t like showing my face much so here’s a collection of pictures to give everyone a rough guess of my face 🤍

Thank you for attending my presentation 🤍 (I’ve been thinking about opening commissions for my small shop if anyone wants to support me, another post coming soon)

Tags: Perm for privilege 🥹🤍

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[sambhavami]

Saugandhika Pushpam

Saugandhika Pushpam

-Dr. Pappu Venugopala Rao

This is an exquisite composition in a Ragamalika, exploring Bheema's journey to bring beautiful flowers that Draupadi asks for.

It covers the MB episode only at a surface level, and yet the poet has used some meager words to create such a lilting scene all around us, such that I still often catch myself repeating the same words just to relish their beauty again and again!

Please forgive if you see an error in translation. <3

Himagiri saundarya hela vilaasam |

Bheema Draupadi bhavya-sringara vaasam ||

Before the beauty of the snow-clad mountains, they played.

Bheema and Draupadi played the regal game of sringara.

Vanaparva paryatana Manasija-anandam |

Vanaja-patr-ekshana vanchha-aravindam ||

In Vana Parva, while they wandered, the one born from the mind [of Vishnu, Kama] was pleased.

The one with eyes like a petal of the forest-lotus [Draupadi] expressed her desire for the divine lotus [flower].

Sumanogya sundaram saugandha-kusumam |

Anala-ja prarthayathi asamaana Bheem-am ||

Beautiful to a connoisseur of floriculture, the fragrant saugandhika-lotus, did the Fire-Born Lady [Draupadi] ask of the inimitable Bheema!

Gandhamadana gira-um langhati Vrikodara-ha |

Marga-avarodhena pashyati tam-sahodara-ha ||

While crossing the hill of Gandhamadana, the one with stomach tapered like that of a wolf [Bheema]

Came across his brother [Hanumana], who obstructed his path.

Pulaka-agra parirambha aashlishta bahu-hu |

Yuga-yugantara janita punya-metyahu-hu ||

Thus began a game of pulaka [prank], led by the one with arms strong as lightning [Hanumana],

Hearing of which shall bestow Yugas' worth of punya on the listener.

Dhana-pati parijana-parivritam nandanam |

Tatra pashyati Bheem-o adi-Gandhamaadanam ||

The Nandana-garden of the god of wealth [Kubera], surrounded by Kubera’s acquaintances [guards/yakshas]-

There entered Bheema, which [hill on which garden is present] is on Gandhamadana.

Saugandhikaa-kusuma pariplutya sanchayam |

Shata-patra-sundarim puraskritya vijayam ||

A number of saugandhika flowers did he [Bheema] gather, to the content of his heart,

And unto the lady as beautiful as a lotus with a thousand petals [Draupadi] he bestowed the credit for his victory (in bringing the flowers).

OR

And the lady as beautiful as a lotus with a thousand petals [Draupadi] felicitated his victory.

Here's a link where this composition has been beautifully presented through Bharatanatyam by Sridevi Nrithyalaya [x].

[seenohearnovishnu]

[FIGHT CLUB]

“Be careful not to overdo it,” Bodhi warns, hovering near the edge of the ring- in the metaphorical sense, rather than his usual literal sense. Not that he distrusts Kosma’s ability, nor does he expect there to be significant danger in such a controlled area- it is more of an expression of concern, or something similar, than anything else.

He doesn’t seem to acknowledge how much confusion he might have caused, addressing the ring’s mysterious fighter so casually, or how no one is sure how he slipped into the front row- he looked out of place, the calm composure of a doctor, uninterested in the fight’s outcome beyond that of Daybreak’s wellbeing.

“I don’t know the correct expression for this sort of entertainment… but break a leg.”

[ ＳＯＡＲＩＮＧ ＨＥＩＧＨＴＳ . ] [FIGHT CLUB]

Kosma was bent over into a squat once he was waved back to his corner, the young warrior had not broken a sweat while in the ring, but you could see the trepidation in his own features. He guesses Bodhi could read him quite easily, even after all their time apart, he was just as painfully obvious as when they last parted. Kosma wasn't built like most fighters, he never was able to handle close quarters fighting unless he took the shape of the Vishnu second-skin he wore, he never was built for it. So him fighting in a ring with not but a few paces between foes and only inches from falling off the three-foot elevated stage? Not his stronger or smarter bet, especially as he promised himself: no Vishnu-genes, no powers of the black sky and silent graves, no rending asunder.

But that was easier said than done as his foe was not only out of his weight class but also tall enough he might have to disrespect Kalpas' memory with calling this the tallest man he's seen to date—this looked quite unfair, and anyone and everyone taking bets could see it.

But they obviously weren't voting for the right man, Kosma would have preferred they at least vote for time limits over person, at least then they'll have plausible deniability. It simply was the truth.

He couldn't say he walked in here alone, to say he was alone in this crowd of night goers would be untruthful. But only one noise caused his chest to lighten, with only a small amount of his pride rearing its head to show off (Bodhi's watching). Beside the stage was a familiar tuft of dark-grey hair with a green streak, arms folded and unborthered by anything except the reckless boy on a stage. Surely he must be easily read, Kosma's measuring of his opponent giving even the great lady of the lake pause for his actions. But he does not scold like other seniors would, merely observes with a rather stilted expression of support through slang.

     "I will, Bodhi. He leans on his left leg and I'm sure he's partially deaf, if he loses sight of me, it's over." Kosma evaluates the man to Su like he's giving a progress report, his confidence more assured not being alone in all but physically.

That's when he noticed his first statement was rather jilted, answering two questions at once even as the second one holds misfortune for his evening, he feels the need to elaborate. Even if the crowd looks at him strangely for talking to himself, he sheepishly adds in a low tone just for Su, "... I will be careful. It's not my legs who'll be taken out, I mean." 

[agapesophy-uv]

Perfect Synchronicity of meme

Character of John Dorian M.D. 🐵

Character of Pepe Le Pew🙈

Character of Deadpool 🙊

Perfect Synchronicity of me lover

Chris Lake & NPC - (A drug from God)

Venus & Stupid fly - (Headless Hydra) 🙉

Green Eye of Betrothel

Irony of discord Apple and worm

Uranus Ouroboros Abracadabra👻

Perfect Synchronicity of allegiance

Muse of history with trumpet

Neptune’s Seahorse Vishnu

Wadjet - (Vulture Dean & Cobra Deena)

Perfect Synchronicity of Guardianships

Horseshoes & Grenades

Hungarian folk tales

Grand Devil Shiva Fork

Rudyraskha Shiva Tears

Anubis Tears

5 Trumpets of Environmental (Medicine, Education, Economy, Biology, Religion )

Mercury (Hermes & Caduceus)

Hekate’s (Cauldron,Torch,Canines) ☠️

Saturn’s Sickle 👻

(Ogun’s Waas) Sceptre ☠️

Gaia’s Vishnu (Biological Life experience)

Familiar Synchronicity

Athena's Aegis (the Gorgons) 👻

Characters of Rick & Morty

Presently my Favorite painting in synchronicity with me as of yesterday.———————————

Colors

1. Synthwave Gift of RetroRenaissance consisting of;

1a. Purples & Blues & Red blended with each other.

1. Wabi-Sabi Gift of RetroRenaissance consisting of

1a. Purples & Blues broken and sealed with metal, or white, or black.

2x. Hawaiian Rainbow Gothic consisting of mostly black with bright Elvis colors or Hawaiian shirts and blue genes as sign of future gift of Regeneration.

3. Gift of Regeneration of the body with;

3a. Bright (Pink , Orange ,Yellow, Green)

Philosophies

Non-Authoritarian

1a. Existential Nihilism

2. Moral & Morale

2a. Merciful code of conduct

2b. Voluntary non-duty

2c. Freedom of Sacrifice

3. Secret childhood Omni allegiances

4. Mitigating conflicts of interest concerning (purity of whole judgment of free market), (crime prevention)

4a. Avoidance of owning property

4b. Avoidance of owning intellectually property

4c. Avoidance of Investment

4d. Avoidance of compensation

4e. Avoidance of reciprocal concordance

4f. Avoidance of profit from salesmanship i.e. consultant

4g. Avoidance of lasting authorship

4h. Avoidance of owning valuable commodities

5. Mitigating liabilities.

5a. Can’t navigate a vehicle without an instructor due to safety lacking in my confidence.

5b. Avoidance of voluntary sports & Horseplay

5c. Avoidance of association while eating.

5d. Avoidance of remembering proper nouns without proper knowledge thereof.

Heroine & Hero

 Joan of Arc

 Sodom Hussain

Personal (Comforters, Cheerleaders, Spirits, Bards, Cult Artist, Sybil, Omens)

Bones & Ghosts ☠️👻

Three monkeys & Cymbals Monkey,

Greenman (Mystic tree, Mask, Door, Knocker

Moonchildrern

Personal flowers for me 🐵

Sun flowers, daffodil, tulips

Personal flowers for me’s meme 🙊

Forget me nots, Hydrangeas

Nature’s guidance

{Vultures & Snakes}, {Hawks & Eagles}, {Pink Flamingos & Blue Jays & Black Cats}

Supernatural

Unicorns, Pegasus, dragons, gorgons , Chimeras, Fairies, Gnomes, Folks AKA Moss people

Nature hidden meanings of Hekate

Dingoes, wolves, coyotes, Shepherd dogs

Sacred mercies

Nikes for witches & lesbians & slandered foreigners

intolerance to generational injustice concerning

Shorten life span, Cruel and unusual tragedies, & Deprivity of duty

Music Bands, poetic writers of lyrics, Music producers,

Black Eyed Peas, Red Hot chili peppers, Nirvana,, Depeche Mode, Mr MomMusic, Post modern jukebox, Jax Jones, Draft Punk, Spinning Songs, Red Beginois, Tom Petty, Dennis Larry, Night Club, Grimes, Tampsta, Ashnikko, NiKITA, SHLAKOBLOCHINA, Genoa White Night, Aleister Crowley, Love Craft,Die Antwoord, Shakespeare, One True God, Gotye, No Doubt,

Female singers and performers

Yelle, S3RL ,Goldfrapp,Kuary Pamyu Pamyu, Tessa Violet, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, MARUV, Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Orville Peck, Louis Armstrong, Dua Lipa,Tove Lo, Doja Cat, Kiesza,Ed Sheeran, Ava Max, Puddles Pity Party, Selena Gomez, Cara Delevingne, Bonnie Alan Watts, Pastor Arnold Murray, Yeah Yeah Yeah, Tiesto, Maroon V, Phil Collins, Rob Zombie, Little Boots, Sam Smith,

Cartoons

Pink Panther, Black Panther, ThunderCats, Yogi Bear, Care Bears, chocolate bear, vanilla bear, Bullwinkle, Pikachu, Voltron, Jetsons, Flintstones, Transformers, powder puff girls, Rick and Morty, African samurai, Beavis & Butthead, South Park, Shera, Heman, skeleton sesame Street, Muppets, bugs Bunny, Looney Tunes, Pinky & Brain, Dexter’s lab, teen titan, Hercules, Smurfs, Goofy, Pluto, Mickey Mouse, Elmer Fudd, Scooby Doo, vampire D, Akira, Disc-world, BraveStar, Star vs forces of evil, inspector gadget, Flash Gordon, Pepe Le Pew

[talonabraxas]

Amrita Talon Abraxas

Amrita is the nectar of immortality which was churned out of celestial ocean of milk (Kshherasagaram) by the Gods and demons. The story of getting Amrita is described in ancient Hindu scriptures. The legend has great importance in both ‘Shaivite’ and ‘Vaishnavite’ system of beliefs.

Myths of Amrita

Hindu texts explain amrita as an elixir, consumed by the Gods which made them eternal. According to the legends, four drops of the nectar fell upon earth at Ujjain, Prayag, Haridwar and Nasik. Once, there was continuous war between Gods and demons. The Gods were afraid of losing the battle. Lord Vishnu suggested them to churn the ocean of milk to get Amrita. By drinking Amrita, Gods will be immortal. Devas and Asuras (gods and demons) united their efforts to churn the ocean of milk in quest of Amrita. Gods were holding the tail of Vasuki while the demons were holding the side of the head of the serpent. Mandara Mountain was used as a churning stick and mythological serpent Vasuki was used as the churning rope.

Lord Vishnu took the form of his incarnation, ‘Koorma’ (tortoise) to hold the Mandara Mountain in place so that it does not sink into the ocean. Many precious things came out by churning the sea. Lakshmi, the Goddess of wealth emerged from the ocean and also the moon God Chandra. The divine elephant Airavata came out which was occupied by king of God, Indra. After that emerged the precious stone, ‘Kaustuva’, which Lord Vishnu had put on his chest. After all these, came the dreaded poison, ‘Kalkoota’, which was so toxic that all the creation was about to destroy. Gods and demons appealed to Lord Shiva to save them from the fumes that the poison yielded. Lord Shiva consumed the poison to save the world and retained it in his throat, which turned blue due to the effect of the poison. Henceforth, Shiva is known as the name of 'Neelakantha' or 'Vishaapaharana Murthy'.

Devasand Asuras continued with the churning of ocean after their obstacles were overcome in quest of their ultimate goal, Amrita. Finally, they got their reward when the divine physician Dhanvantariemerged out of the ocean with a pot bearing the celestial nectar of immortality or Amrita. A fierce tussle followed between the Gods and the demons regarding who will have the share of Amrita. Again Lord Vishnu took the responsibility of protecting the God. He took the guise of a beautiful charming lady named Mohini. Mohini persuaded the Asuras with her charm and served all the Amrita or ambrosia to the Gods. Thus, Lord Vishnu saved the world from the calamity that was about to take place if the Asuras had attained immortality by drinking Amrita.

Two of the Asuras were aware of the trick of Mohini. They took the guise of Gods and got a dose of Amrita. Vishnu came to know the fact and when the Asuras had consumed only half the dose of Amrita, he proceeded to destroy them. The Demons took the form of Rahu and Ketu respectively. Rahu had snake's head and human body while Ketu had human head and snake's body. Vishnu destroyed Rahu's body but his head was saved due to consuming Amrita up to the throat. It is believed that Rahu is the cause of solar and lunar eclipse as he engulfs Sun and Moon because they could see him through his guise. Another legend tells that serpent Vasuki consumed the Amrita against the wishes of sun and moon and his body was split into two demons, Rahu and Ketu and thus they became permanent enemy of sun and moon causing the eclipse.

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Dick Figures (propuesta de doblaje)

Rojoberto “Rojo”: JOSÉ ANTONIO TOLEDANO

Azuluis Campos “Azul”: LUIS LEONARDO SUÁREZ

Papá-san Takagami “El Mapache”: EDUARDO FONSECA

Abeja Sintonizada Auto-máticamente: LEYLA RANGEL

Meredith P. Gurblopskey “Rosa”: JOCELYN ROBLES

Zeus/Neptuno: SEBASTIÁN LLAPUR

Stacy: MELI G

Sr. Dingleberry: JESSE CONDE

Chad Policía: DAN OSORIO (serie)/EDER LA BARRERA (película)

Lord Tourettes: MARIO FILIO

Hermáno: ALBERTO BERNAL

Pie Grande: OCTAVIO ROJAS

El Genio: RAYMUNDO ARMIJO

Artistas Callejeros: DAVID BUENO

Tedward: DAFNIS FERNÁNDEZ

Stella: TANIA BECERRA

Jason “Trollz0r”: JOSÉ ÁNGEL TORRES

Conde Gris: ANDRÉS BUSTAMANTE

Sarah Connors: ERIKA UGALDE

Medusa: ISABEL MARTIÑÓN

Jacques Bond: BETO CASTILLO

Juan BaJa: JOSÉ LUIS MIRANDA

Shi Ba: ARTURO MERCADO

Jimmy Lowe: DAN OSORIO

Gelato Bene: SALVADOR NÁJAR

Gerald Butler: SALVADOR REYES

Ninjas: CARLOS DEL CAMPO, ALEJANDRO GRAUE, y RICARDO TEJEDO

La mamá de Gelato Bene: NORIKO TAKAYA

Salchichas: CARLOS BECERRIL

Puré: ÓSCAR BONFIGLIO

Rana Robo: MARIO FILIO

Dan Avidan: RAÚL ALDANA

Robot Explorador de Marte: ALAN FERNANDO VELÁZQUEZ

Hermana de Stacy: JESSICA ÁNGELES

Narrador 1: JESÚS GUZMÁN

Matón: ARTURO MERCADO JR.

Lord Takagami: HÉCTOR ESTRADA

Guardia 1: ARTURO MERCADO

Guardia 2: RAÚL ALDANA

Trabajador Portuario 1: MIGUEL ÁNGEL RUIZ

Trabajador Portuario 2: ERICK SALINAS

Narrador 2: ENZO FORTUNY

Mujeres Japonesas: VALENTINA SOUZA

Nikos: ALEXIS ORTEGA

Robot Bailarín: AGUSTINA CIRULNIK

Colegiala Japonesa: TANIA BECERRA

Hijo-san Takagami: EDUARDO FONSECA

Esposa-san Takagami: EDUARDO FONSECa

Nieto-san Takagami: EDUARDO FONSECA

Bici: DAVID BUENO

Taxi: RICARDO MENDOZA “EL COYOTE”

Capataz de Barco TNT: EDUARDO TEJEDO

Operador de Servicios de Rescate Global: XÓCHITL UGARTE

Capitán Mayor Teniente Crookygrin: HÉCTOR LEE VARGAS

Ninja de Cumulonimbus: CARLOS DEL CAMPO

Voz de Telefono: RAÚL ANAYA

Cortador de Gueto: MARIO FILIO

Steve: VÍCTOR UGARTE

Camarera Francesa: CARLA MEDINA

Capitán DJ: MARIO FILIO

Padre Francés: OCTAVIO ROJAS

Esposa de Capitán DJ: VIOLETA ISFEL

Madre Francesa: XIMENA DE ANDA

Hijo Francés: ANGÉLICA VILLA

Policía Francés 1: RAÚL ANAYA

Vendedor de Paraguas: MARK POKORA

Cortador Francés: DAVID BUENO

Policía Francés 2: JOSÉ LUIS RIVERA

Zack Keller: RAÚL ANAYA

Ed Skudder: BENNY IBARRA

Ninja Muerto: ALEJANDRO GRAUE

Mamá-san Takagami “Sra. El Mapache”: EDUARDO FONSECA

Robin Campos “Lavanda”: LUPITA LEAL (cap. 49-51)/FERNANDA ROBLES (cap. 52-55)

Rose “Escarlata”: KARLA FALCÓN (cap. 49-51)/ALICIA BARRAGÁN (cap. 52-55)

Amandazada: KERYGMA FLORES

Jacey: ISABEL MARTIÑÓN

Sra. Dingleberry: MARÍA SANTANDER

La Mapache: EDUARDO FONSECA

Lady Tourettes: MARIO FILIO

Salmón: ALAN FERNANDO VELÁZQUEZ

Borgoña: JAVIER OLGUÍN

Director Ejecutivo Steve: JESÚS HERNÁNDEZ

El Cuellobarbudo: CARLO VÁZQUEZ

Rusty: ALAN FERNANDO VELÁZQUEZ

Vishnu: OCTAVIO ROJAS

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2 - Pazhayarai

Nandini and Thiruveni have never been to such a big city. They held each other closely as if they feared that they'd lose each other in the hustle and bustle of the city. "Why is everyone screaming?", Thiruveni wondered. "You too are screaming akka", Nandini laughed. They weren't used to the loud non-chalant nature of these city dwellers.

There were big buildings everywhere. Some musicians were singing songs from Thiruvaimozhi. Some street vendors were inviting people to buy coconuts, flowers, sandal paste and betel leaves. "Do you want flowers, kanmani?", their mother asked. Nandini gazed at the jasmines and iruvatchi. Then she remembered that they don't have much money with them. "No amma, we will make some garlands later", Thiruveni said. Their mother sighed.

•-------------• Their cousin Esana Shiva Bhattar lived in a small house in the west of the city. His wife welcomed them heartily. "Oh my god! These little girls have grown up so much", she exclaimed. "Doesn't everyone get older as time passes?", Nandini rolled her eyes. "Ey, behave", Thiruveni patted her lightly. But their mother was having none of it.

"Haven't they? Even strangers have started to enquire if we aren't planning to marry off our girls. This man, my revered husband, doesn't have to hear anything. It is I who should answer everyone. My beloved son is wandering around beating up Shaivaites. Maybe he is the one who gets all the beatings!", she started ranting when the opportunity presented itself. Bhattar's wife consoled her that no Brahmin will suffer in the land of Sembiyan Madevi.

Sembiyan Madevi. Nandini has heard a lot about that reverent lady. The senior queen, aunt-in-law of the great Chola emperor Paranthaka Sundara Cholan. That widow continued living for the sake of their little son and spent all her time praying and renovating temples. She felt blessed that they are in the same town as this esteemed lady.

Bhattar's wife and Nandini's father were talking about visiting the senior queen with Eshana Bhattar. Since they were too tired by the long journey, they decided to rest today and visit her tomorrow. "Appa, Amma, Will you please take me to the palace? I want to see the Periya Piratti", Nandini requested. "Yes, yes, but now eat", Bhattar's wife smiled and poured some more curry into Nandini's leaf.

Thiruvaimozhi - A collection of hymns in praise of Lord Vishnu Kanmani - Apple of my eyes Periya Piratti - Senior Queen/Princess

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Worship Maa Katyayani - Maha Lakshmi on the 6th day of Navaratri

🌹 Worship Maa Katyayani - Maha Lakshmi on the 6th day of Navaratri 🌹

The 6th day of Navaratri festival is dedicated to Maa Katyayani, the 6th Avtar of Goddess Durga. Once there was a great sage named Katya and it was his wish that Maa Durga be born his daughter. He practiced austere penance for several years to please the Gods. The trinity of Gods - Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva - got enraged and they designed Goddess Durga, who was an end result of the abilities of all deities. Since she was born to Katya, she was called Katyayani.

Maa Katyayani has 3 eyes and 4 hands. She holds a sword in Her one left-hand and a lotus in another. The other 2 hands respectively show protecting and allowing actions. If you make vow of fasting and worshipping her, she would bless you with the husband you have wished and prayed for. If a lady's marriage is getting delayed due to one or the other reason, she may worship Maa Katyayani to remove obstacles that may be causing delays in her marriage.

Maa also blesses you with better health and wealth. By worshipping Maa Katyayani, you may develop great strength to fight all disease, sorrows and fears. In order to destruct the sins accumulated over your several lives, you should religiously worship Maa Katyayani.

Katyayani is the daughter of Sage Katyayan , he worshiped Ambika to grant protection from all evil forces to the society . Pleased by his tireless penance and oblations to fire / homa , the Goddess appeared and asked him to ask for a boon . Katyayan replied if you'll be born as my daughter and protect the world from Asuras it will be his greatest fortune. The Devi smiled and gave him his desired boon.

Goddess Katyayani is non other than Mahishasura Mardini , the slayer of buffalo demon who terrorised even Bramha , Vishnu and Shiva . Katyayani is a ferocious warrior form of Goddess whose name itself terrorises the negative forces . She's ferocious but compassionate at heart .

🍀. Spiritual Significance :

Katyayani is the spiritual fire in a human being who takes down the six enemies of Kama ( lust ) , Krodha ( anger ) , Lobha ( greed ) , Moha ( attraction ) , Mada ( pride ) and Matsarya ( jealousy ) , Mahishasura is a unified form of these enemies hence he can only be slayed by the Divine consciousness which is Mother Katyayani . She holds the chandrahaasa sword , which destroys negativity and grants meditative mind.

Katyayani is the great power of transformation, who transforms compulsions into positive actions . She refines the inner nature of a spiritual aspirant and makes him / her fearless to go deeper into the spiritual depths of their own self .

🌻. Mantra and other Facts : Recite the below-mentioned Mantras to get the blessing from the almighty Maa Katyayani.

ॐ देवी कात्यायन्यै नमः॥ Om Devi Katyayanyai Namah॥

या देवी सर्वभू‍तेषु माँ कात्यायनी रूपेण संस्थिता। 

नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नमः॥

Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu Ma Katyayani Rupena Samsthita। Namastasyai Namastasyai Namastasyai Namo Namah॥

Goddess Katyayani is one of the violent Devi in the nine goddesses of Navratri. At the same time, she shows mercy upon devotees and blesses the devotees with affection and fulfils all their wishes. That is why it is believed that from Gopis of Mathura to Maa Sita and Princess Rukmani have worshipped Maa Katyayani for her blessings.

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🏰 Udaipur Sightseeing Tour – Discover the City of Lakes.

Known as the "City of Lakes", Udaipur is one of the most romantic and picturesque cities in India. Nestled in the heart of Rajasthan, surrounded by the Aravalli Hills and dotted with stunning palaces and serene lakes, Udaipur is a dream destination for history lovers, photographers, and wanderers alike.

Whether you're exploring the grandeur of royal palaces, enjoying a boat ride at sunset, or simply soaking in the cultural vibes — a sightseeing tour of Udaipur is nothing short of magical.

🌟 Top Places to Visit on a Udaipur Sightseeing Tour

1. City Palace

One of the largest palace complexes in Rajasthan, the City Palace offers panoramic views of Lake Pichola and the surrounding city. Inside, you’ll find museums, courtyards, balconies, and royal rooms full of art and history.

🕰️ Timings: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM 🎟️ Entry Fee: Approx ₹300 (Indian), ₹700 (Foreigners)

2. Lake Pichola & Boat Ride

A scenic man-made lake surrounded by ghats, palaces, and temples. The boat ride, especially during sunset, is a must-do — passing by the famous Lake Palace (Taj Hotel) and Jag Mandir Island.

🕰️ Boat Ride Timings: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM 🎟️ Fee: Approx ₹400–₹800 depending on type and time

3. Jagdish Temple

Located near the City Palace, this beautifully carved Indo-Aryan style temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It's a spiritual and architectural gem.

🕰️ Timings: 4:15 AM – 1:00 PM & 5:15 PM – 8:00 PM 🎟️ Entry Fee: Free

4. Saheliyon Ki Bari (Garden of Maidens)

This lush garden with fountains, lotus pools, marble pavilions, and elephant-shaped fountains was built for royal ladies. A peaceful retreat from the bustling city.

🕰️ Timings: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM 🎟️ Entry Fee: ₹20 (Indian), ₹100 (Foreigners)

5. Fateh Sagar Lake

A tranquil lake popular for evening walks and boat rides. Don’t miss Nehru Garden, located on an island in the lake.

🕰️ Timings: Open all day 🎟️ Boat Ride Fee: Varies

6. Bagore Ki Haveli

Located at Gangaur Ghat, this 18th-century haveli houses artifacts, royal costumes, and a popular folk dance show in the evening that brings Rajasthan's traditions alive.

🕰️ Museum Timings: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM 🕺 Dance Show: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM 🎟️ Entry Fee: ₹100–₹200

7. Sajjangarh (Monsoon Palace)

Situated on a hilltop, the Monsoon Palace offers breathtaking views of the city and surrounding lakes. A great spot for sunsets and photography.

🕰️ Timings: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM 🎟️ Entry Fee: ₹60–₹250

📌 Optional Add-ons

Vintage Car Museum

Shilpgram (Art & Crafts Village)

Karni Mata Temple & Ropeway Ride

🗓️ Suggested Itinerary (1 Day Tour)

9:00 AM: City Palace

11:30 AM: Jagdish Temple & local market walk

1:00 PM: Lunch at a rooftop restaurant overlooking Lake Pichola

2:30 PM: Saheliyon Ki Bari & Fateh Sagar Lake

4:00 PM: Monsoon Palace

6:00 PM: Boat ride at Lake Pichola

7:30 PM: Folk dance show at Bagore Ki Haveli

🧭 Travel Tips

Wear comfortable shoes — there’s a lot of walking involved

Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a water bottle are a must

Bargain at local shops for handicrafts and textiles

Book boat rides and cultural shows in advance during peak season