Everything that is born will die one day. This notion applies to intangible things like ideas, suggestions, and religion as well. Only ego doesn’t die when you die. It passes from you to your parents, spouse, children, students, disciples, and anyone who comes in contact with you. Since it doesn’t die, it rots. And anything…
“Myth is at the beginning of literature, and also at its end” Jorge Luis Borges. Why there is a strange similarity between Indian & Greek mythology? Does this mean that both the myths evolved from a common origin? But how could this be possible, in an era where modern day transportation and internet facilities were…
FATHER CRONUS MOTHER RHEA GRANDFATHER URANUS GRANDMOTHER GAIA SIBLINGS ZEUS, HADES, HERA, HESTIA, DEMETER ABODE MOUNT OLYMPUS ROMAN EQUIVALENT NEPTUNE EPITHET ENOSICTHON (EARTH SHAKER) WEAPON TRIDENT POWER EARTHQUAKES AND CYCLONES IN SEA CONSORT AMPHITRITE and others STATUS GOD OF THE SEAS DUTIES MAINTAINING CALM WATER THUSÂ HELPING IN TRADE AND SEA VOYAGES REALM UNDER CONTROL…
FATHER CRONUS MOTHER RHEA GRANDFATHER URANUS GRANDMOTHER GAIA SIBLINGS HADES, POSEIDON, HERA, HESTIA, DEMETER ABODE MOUNT OLYMPUS ROMAN EQUIVALENT JUPITER POWER THUNDERBOLT CONSORT HERA and others STATUS KING OF THE GODS DUTIES MAINTAINING ORDER AND JUSTICE REALM UNDER CONTROL SKY INFAMOUS FOR EROTIC ESCAPADES CHILDREN ATHENA, APOLLO, PERSEUS, HERACLES and others SYMBOLS BULL, EAGLE, OAK…
God is ubiquitous, omnipresent, omniscient and everything that one can imagine. Humans from every corner of the planet have projected God in each and every possible manner, ranging from animals, birds, giants, spirits, trees and what not! Well we are going to differentiate between Greek Gods and Indian Gods in this post. So lets begin!…
