Stories from Hindu Mythology Everyone Should Know

let’s talk about 10 iconic stories from Hindu mythology everyone should know. These stories can add great value in your life and change it in a positive manner.

Kali Yuga

According to Hinduism there are 4 Yugas. ‘Kali Yuga’ is the fourth Yuga (epoch). We have surpassed 3 Yugas; Satya Yuga, Treta Yuga and Dwapara Yuga.

Ram Setu Bridge

Often referred as Adam’s Bridge in the West is actually The Ram Setu Bridge which finds its connections with Lord Rama. The bridge and its building process is mentioned in the Hindu Epic Ramayana.

Mahabalipuram’s Legends

The South Indian town of Mahabalipuram is famous for its Shore Temple located on the shores of Bay of Bengal. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site

Prahlada’s Faith

Prahlada’s Faith

This is another interesting story which shows that good deeds will always give you good results. Prahlada was a son of a demon king but still preached god.

Shravan Kumar

Shravan Kumar

Shravan Kumar is known for his compassion and love for his parents. He was the son of two blind hermits.

Ganesha and Kubera’s story

Ganesha and Kubera’s story

This is an interesting story about the God of wealth Kubera and Lord Ganesha. The story goes as Kubera decides to invite all the gods and goddesses to show-off his wealth.

Vibhishana’s Story

Vibhishana’s Story

It’s a story where a demon King’s brother leaves even his family for the right. He fights for the Right and takes a stand against Raavana (his brother).

Valmiki’s Curse

Valmiki’s Curse

Valmiki is often referred to as the ‘Adi Kavi’ (first poet). Once the Maharishi (Valmiki) was once going for his evening bath in a river. Where he saw two crane birds mating.

Krishna and Sudama’s Friendship

Krishna and Sudama’s Friendship

You may have heard 100’s of stories of true friendship but nothing beats this. Krishna Sudama’s friendship is beyond any boundaries and a perfect example of true friendship.

Lord Rama’s Personality and Character

Lord Rama’s Personality and Character

Rama was an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, who came to Earth as a human. His human form teaches us the perfect way of living. Rama portrayed the way a man should live his life and conduct himself.