I have seen this particular painting of Krishna and Arjuna at many places. Who is the artist and what is it's origin?1yr ⋅ IrahX ⋅ r/hinduism
Hi guys. I have these two posters in my room but i have no idea who they are. Could anyone help? Thank you.9mo ⋅ snotrio ⋅ r/hinduism
I drew this artwork for Durga-puja, but seems I'm way too early this time2yr ⋅ Jaegerbomb135 ⋅ r/hinduism
Happy Krishna janmashtami everyone!!! Here's my little artwork to celebrate the festival!2yr ⋅ Jaegerbomb135 ⋅ r/hinduism
Majestic Ganesha Statue carved out of a single boulder amidst lush green hilltops of Matheran ( Maharashtra) .3yr ⋅ thurki ⋅ r/hinduism
Kozhikuthi Vanamutti Perumal temple near Mayiladuthurai, in Tamil Nadu. This deity is 15 feet tall and carved out of a fig tree. The temple is nearly 1,000 years old.1yr ⋅ indiaviews ⋅ r/hinduism
The important religious reason behind the bride's dress is red. Mother Durga, who is considered a symbol of strength, love, bravery and affection, is worshipped in many forms. Being another form of Lord Shiva's wife Parvati, Maa Durga is always dressed in a red saree, vermilion and other makeup.7mo ⋅ Kong-NewWorld ⋅ r/hinduism
Going through really bad times, Durga Ma is all I have. Namo Devi, Anant Rupini10mo ⋅ CyclePersonal8 ⋅ r/hinduism
Found this holy book in my Grandma’s house, Gonna start reading soon1yr ⋅ royalbluesword ⋅ r/hinduism
My take on lord Shiva , really sorry for giving him Thanos like hands, will remove it in next update. Feeds are welcome😁2yr ⋅ Agitated-Hawk-9556 ⋅ r/hinduism
First post. Decline if it's a repeat. Please share as much as you can. Khalsa aid is marketing its langars.2yr ⋅ br0ek ⋅ r/hinduism
Though all temples of Hanumanji are heavenly, do you have any one which you feel attracted to the most?1yr ⋅ issokay_01 ⋅ r/hinduism
My first Diwali away from my family, working tonight too, but that is my dharma.2yr ⋅ JustCallMeYarr ⋅ r/hinduism
“Bondage is when the mind longs for something, grieves about something, rejects something, holds on to something, is pleased about something or displeased about something.” ― Ashtavakra1yr ⋅ asianlegends ⋅ r/hinduism
You might have come across this picture somewhere. This was one of my rough work on paper. This was drawn in 2018. Let me know what you guys think of it 😁2yr ⋅ Agitated-Hawk-9556 ⋅ r/hinduism
The very nature of the universe, the creation and destruction of every particle in the universe is like he cosmic dance of Shiva. Science now tells us what was told long ago, the universe undergoes multiple cycles of rebirth - Carl Sagan (After the discovery of the Higgs Boson in 2012)1yr ⋅ Jaideep_2002 ⋅ r/hinduism
Shri Ramchandra Bhagwan with Seeta Mata and Bhagwan Lakshman. For wallpaper on Smartphone.1yr ⋅ I_shyamrathi ⋅ r/hinduism
Guys, I also used to be a devout atheist (nice oxymoron there). But I changed.1yr ⋅ MOISTAFBOY ⋅ r/hinduism
Mother Sita instructs Hanumanji on kindness and delivers the famous Sita Charama Sloka2yr ⋅ jai_sri_ram108 ⋅ r/hinduism
I bow before the one known as Sankat Mochan, please guide the world out of these difficult times. Please protect us all.3yr ⋅ thurki ⋅ r/hinduism
One of my friends asked me If a statue cant protect itself how will it protect you what should I reply him ??11mo ⋅ SAIKATDEBFROMINDIA ⋅ r/hinduism
Today is the auspicious occasion of the marriage between shrI-shrI-rAdhA-kRShNa in the forest of bhANDIravana.1yr ⋅ mylanguagesaccount ⋅ r/hinduism
What does this picture represent? Saw this while visiting a temple in Nepal.9mo ⋅ Depock ⋅ r/hinduism
Today is Radhashtami. Krishna captivates the world, but even Krishna is captivated by our Mother Radharani.2yr ⋅ jai_sri_ram108 ⋅ r/hinduism
“Atman” आत्मन् The universal Self , the true Soul or self-existent essence of individuals, as distinct from ego, mind, and embodied existence. Oil on canvas 90x110 cm1yr ⋅ Maximosmanolisart ⋅ r/hinduism
A drawing of Navagunjara, (considered) an avatara of Vishnu/Krishna in Mahabharata written by Odiya Poet Sarala Dasa, from 1835.1yr ⋅ Sexybreachmain ⋅ r/hinduism
Maharishi Dadhichi teaches immortality to the Ashvini twins (or how Dadichi got a horse's head) - Satapatha Brahmana of the Shukla Yajur Veda2yr ⋅ chakrax ⋅ r/hinduism
Shiva, Parvati, Ganesha and Skanda travelling with their vahanas and an attendant. Made in India, Himachal Pradesh, Chamba. 18001yr ⋅ The_Matrix_Dragon ⋅ r/hinduism
It’s the best I could do with what I have. My first puja table. What do you guys think?1yr ⋅ Privateski ⋅ r/hinduism
What is your guys's favourite work of Adi Shankaracharya? (Stotras, Commentaries etc.)1yr ⋅ Current-Rub-6946 ⋅ r/hinduism
Is it okay to enjoy/like Lord Ganesh even when your not Hindu but respect and cherish the idol?2yr ⋅ MilkyMoo27 ⋅ r/hinduism
I am completely new to Hinduism, but this is one of the best books I’ve ever read.2yr ⋅ cutesheepgoodsleep ⋅ r/hinduism
Do people worship Narad Muni? Also what are his powers? Only thing I know about him that he is a messenger.8mo ⋅ Wrong_Ingenuity4442 ⋅ r/hinduism
I finished the Bhagavad Gita and the hairs on my arm were standing up and I felt chills going down my body. I can’t imagine how Arjuna felt seeing this. The artist did an incredible job. It answered so many questions I had and solidified so much2yr ⋅ NewSurfing ⋅ r/hinduism
Devi Katyayani, through my eyes. Wishing you all a ver lovely and blessed Vijaya Dasami!1yr ⋅ Coloured-in-lines ⋅ r/hinduism
I am devoid of duality, my form is formlessness, I exist everywhere, pervading all senses, I am neither attached, neither free nor captive, I am the form of consciousness and bliss, I am the eternal Shiva....3yr ⋅ swayammit ⋅ r/hinduism
