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The origin of Ramayana

It was a bunch of curses that made Lord Vishnu to take the avataram (form) of a mere mortal and experience all the joys and agonies a human being undergoes on earth. 1) Once Lord Vishnu visited Brahmaloka, the abode of Lord Brahma. Along with Goddess Saraswati, and his mind born sons, the Kumaras, Lord Brahma came to welcome Lord Vishnu from Vaikuntha. Lord Brahma had a mind-born son called SanatKumara who also happened to be there along with his father. SanatKumara noticed Lord Vishnu but did not go and greet him. He stood silently. Lord Vishnu addressed Sanatkumara, "Your ignorance makes you forsake your desires for fear of rebirth. You must be born as Sara-Janma to be troubled with desires, Sanatkumara." In return, Sanatkumara denounced Vishnu by saying, "Even as all discerning you are, you shall have to sacrifice your omniscience for some time and live as an ignorant mortal." 2) Sage Bhrigu had returned to his home to find that his wife had been killed by ...
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Shiva Family 2

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Shiva Parivaram 1

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Sham Mangalam Karoti iti Shiva. The above sentence means : His presence creates Auspiciousness everywhere. No other Deva is called "Parama." Only Shiva is called ParamaShiva.  Parama means Supreme. According to Pancha Brahma Mantram, Shiva is always SADASHIVA. He is always auspicious. He is one who has no anger. He only pretends to be angry. He only does good. There is no bad in any aspect of Shiva. Shiva is magnanimous and can grant any boon easily. The words to remember is "Shiva is Always Auspicious." īśāna sarvavidyānāmīśvaraḥ sarvabhūtānāṁ brahmādipati brahmaṇo'dhipatir  brahmā śivo me astu sa eva sadāśiva om Ruler of all knowledge, Master of all beings, Commander of all study and devotion, That God Auspicious to me, Be He just so, the Ever-Auspicious Om.
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ॐ   गणानां   त्वा   गणपतिं   हवामहे कविं   कवीनामुपमश्रवस्तमम्  । ज्येष्ठराजं   ब्रह्मणाम्   ब्रह्मणस्पत आ   नः   शृण्वन्नूतिभिःसीदसादनम्  ॥ ॐ   महागणाधिपतये   नमः  ॥ Om Gannaanaam Tvaa Ganna-Patim Hava-Amahe Kavim Kaviinaam-Upama-Shravas-Tamam | Jyessttha-Raajam Brahmannaam Brahmannas-Pata Aa Nah Shrnnvan-Nuutibhih-Siida-Saadanam || Om Mahaa-Ganna-Adhipataye Namah || Meaning: 1:   Om , O  Ganapati , To You Who are the  Lord  of the  Ganas  (Celestial Attendants or Followers), we  Offer  our  Sacrificial Oblations , 2:  You are the  Wisdom  of the  Wise  and the  Uppermost  in  Glory , 3:  You are the  Eldest Lord  (i.e. ever Unborn) and is of the Nature of  Brahman  (Absolute Consciousness); You are the  Embodiment  of the Sacred  Pranava  (Om), 4:  Please come ...
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