In this post, Garuda will begin his quest to get the amrit from the gods. However, the young bird is hungry, so his mother directs him to food, along with a cautionary note about what he should not eat.
In this post, Garuda questions why he has to obey the commands of the snakes.
In this post, we will find out what the enchanted island of Ramanayika looked like.
In this post, we will read about how Vinata and Garuda served Kadru and her son’s by taking them on their backs to a charming island in the middle of the ocean, and what happened when Garuda soared high in the sky with the snakes on his back.
In today’s post, we will read about how Garuda’s elder brother, Aruna, shielded the earth of Surya Deva’s wrath.
In this post, we will find out why Surya Deva wanted to destroy the world.
In today’s post, we will read about how the gods approached the great bird, with love and praise, to request him to reduce his brightness.
In this post, we will read about the splendor of the newborn Garuda.
Table of Contents (The Complete Mahabharata in Simple English) Previous Post: Vinata and Kadru cross the great ocean to see Uchchaihsravas Note: In the previous post, Vinata and Kadru flew across the great ocean to check the color of Uchchaihsravas’ tail. The description of the great ocean (the ocean of desires and illusions) was allegorical […]
In this post, we will read about what the sisters saw as they crossed the great ocean to reach the other side where the celestial horse – Uchchaihsravas – stayed.
In today’s post, we will read about the bet Vinata and Kadru wagered that eventually led to Vinata becoming Kadru’s slave.
In this post, we will learn about the battle that ensued between the devas and asuras after the Churning of the Ocean and how the devas won the battle.