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Exploring the rich tapestry of Hindu mythology, this collection delves into the lives and legends of various deities. It highlights the significance of goddesses, offering a comprehensive guide to their narratives. Additionally, it provides creative insights into Shiva's symbolism and his integral role within the Hindu trinity, alongside Vishnu and Brahma. The compilation merges these themes with interpretations from Hindu calendar art, enriching the reader's understanding of this ancient belief system.

The book presents captivating tales from Hindu mythology, highlighting the adventures of Hanuman, including his near encounter with the sun and his role in rescuing Sita alongside Ram. It is enriched with over forty playful artworks, offering readers a visual feast, and includes dedicated coloring pages for an interactive experience.

Exploring the Garuda Purana, this book delves into Hindu beliefs surrounding death, rebirth, and immortality. It offers profound insights into the spiritual and philosophical dimensions of these concepts, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the cycle of life and the nature of existence in Hindu thought.

In Dharma Artha Kama Moksha, Devdutt Pattanaik uses his unique understanding of mythology to provide an accessible and lucid guide to the Hindu way of thinking, with short essays that are crisp expositions of important concepts.

Leader: 50 Insights from Mythology uses myths and legends to arrive at wisdom that is both time-worn and refreshingly new, on what makes a good leader.

Exploring the wisdom of the Bhagavata, this work by renowned mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik presents ancient teachings in a contemporary context. The narrative delves into the life and philosophy of Lord Krishna, offering insights that resonate with modern readers. Pattanaik's unique interpretations illuminate timeless themes of love, duty, and spirituality, making complex concepts accessible and relevant today. This book serves as a bridge between traditional mythology and contemporary life, enriching the reader's understanding of Indian culture and philosophy.

Exploring the rich tapestry of Indian marriage customs, this work draws from a vast array of sources, including Vedic texts, Puranic stories, and regional folklore, spanning 3000 years and diverse geographies. The author, Devdutt Pattanaik, unveils the intricate narratives that illustrate the varied beliefs and practices surrounding marriage in India, highlighting both their diversity and evolution over time. This compilation offers a deep understanding of the cultural significance of marriage within Indian society.

Have you lost all hope? Does the world feel bleak and unforgiving? The COVID-19 crisis has seen many of us lose family, friends, colleagues. How can you recover from this devastating loss? You are surrounded by anger and violence everywhere. Bad news hits you – a failing economy, climate change – every day. Do you want to run away? Are you anxious about money, your family, and your future? In this book, the author helps you to unravel your emotions and find a way to move from darkness into light. Using stories from our epics and concepts from Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain thought, he shows you a new way to look at your life and gives you the tools to find hope again. Simple yet profound, moving and stimulating, Hope will change the way you view the world and help you find your path again.

In a world where gods and animals are intertwined, the narrative explores their mutual dependence. The gods require animals for their journeys across the globe, while the animals seek wisdom and knowledge from the divine beings. This symbiotic relationship unfolds as they embark on adventures, highlighting themes of cooperation, learning, and the interconnectedness of all creatures. The story promises to deliver a rich tapestry of experiences that illuminate the bond between the divine and the natural world.