#AMAR CHITRA KATHA STORIES OF SHIVA SERIES#

My personal favorite has always been Indra and Vritra with the front cover of an image of a towering Vritra and a charging Indra with his thunderbolt embedded in my memory for good. I could feel my spine tingle when I saw Maa Kali in her terrifying form with her long black hair, the garland of skulls and large eyes and blood red tongue and saw why the rakshasas had run amuck on her arrival.

I understood the trinity of Brahma the creator, Vishnu the preserver and Shiva the destroyer when the other Gods went to them each time when they were in trouble. The innumerable Hindu Gods and Goddesses suddenly had a story behind each of them rather than my just recollecting what each stood for. The vivid imagery and the gripping storylines about my favorite characters suddenly stopped making Religion a bore. Here is one of those pages in which author.

#AMAR CHITRA KATHA STORIES OF SHIVA SERIES#

I have been fascinated by the subject, especially Hindu Mythology since Anant Pai started his comic series Amar Chitra Katha. The Amar Chitra Katha Studio Our Bala Kand comic has a lot of interesting notes from the author that give information to support the story.

This Amar Chitra Katha features stories that revolve around one of the most popular and endearing figures in Indian mythology. Kind-hearted, benign and always ready to help, Ganesha can also display anger at injustice and foolishness. Mythology is the study of the myths or folklore of ages gone by and been a part of the human life since the most ancient of civilizations. When Ravana obtained the Atmalinga from Shiva, the gods were perturbed and turned to Ganesha for a solution.

Amar chitra katha stories of shiva