Skanda purana hindi

puranda, puran, agni puran, garud puran, skanda purana, vishnu puran

The Skanda Purāṇa is the largest Mahāpurāṇa, a genre of eighteen Hindu religious texts. The text is devoted mainly to the lilas of Kartikeya, a son of Shiva and Parvati, who is also known as Skanda.

It is the largest Mahapurana which speaks volumes about the glory of Lord Siva. Several other stories dedicated to the ‘lilas of son Kartikeya’ are also included in Skanda Purana. Supportively the deeper meaning of each Purana verse needs to be understood in its own context. There have been no special rules of time or place to be followed One should always chant “Namah Sivaya”; and this mobile app helps you pray and praise Lord Shiva.

“Just as the supreme God among all Gods is Lord Siva (the destroyer of the three cities), similarly among all Mantras, the supreme Mantra is the six-lettered Mantra (“Om Namah Sivaya”) of Lord Siva, his and many such interesting theories, stories in this app that have changed many lives and inspired millions throughout the world.

Agni Puran (अग्निपुराण)

Atharvavidhikan Puran (अथर्वविधिकथन)

Bhagwat Puran (भागवतपुराण)

Bramha Puran (ब्रह्मपुराण)

Bramhand Puran (ब्रह्माण्डपुराण)

Devibhagwat Puran (देवीभागवत पुराण)

Garud Puran (गरुडपुराण)

Kurm Puran (कूर्मपुराण)

Ling Puran (लिङ्गपुराण)

Markandeya Puran (मार्कण्डेयपुराण)

Matsya Puran (मत्स्यपुराण)

Nardiya Puran (नारदीयपुराण)

Shiv Puran (शिवपुराण)

Skand Puran (स्कन्दपुराण)

Skandrevakhand Puran (स्कन्द रेवाखण्ड)

Matsya (मत्स्य अवतार)

Koorma (कूर्म अवतार)

Varaha (वराह अवतार)

Narasimha (नृसिंह अवतार)

Vamana (वामन अवतार)

Parasurama (परशुराम अवतार)

Lord Rama (राम अवतार)

Lord Krishna (कृष्णावतार)