Krishna Sahacharini: The Splendour of Dwaravati
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  • Reads 1,452
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 16m
Ongoing, First published Jan 13, 2022
Eight petals of the Eternal Lotus that is the Paramatma: Ashta Bharya.

The Eight Queens of Vaasudeva Sri Krishna, Eight different forms of Lakshmi who appeared to uphold the fast-declining Dharma of Dwapara yuga. 

From Rukmini's abduction to Lakshmanaa's Swayamvara, and every microtale in between, each story was spun meticulously to teach the world Love, Faith, Hope and Devotion. Each Queen had Her own journey (often overlooked, sometimes Their pristine Love even painted gray ) in reuniting with Her Love: Krishna.

This book would do just that: try to dig through each of Their journeys, Their struggles, Their trust, Their hope  and present how The Nine shared a Single Lotus Heart.
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HARIHARESHWARI 18 : धर्मज्योति

105 parts Ongoing

Shri Krishna, to save his citizens, establishes the magnificent city of Dwarka. Yet, even as he leads them to safety, the seeds of Adharma are sown. The Yadavas reel from the audacious theft of the Syamantak Mani, and the subsequent false accusations against the Lord himself. Dharma itself is thrown in disarray. The marriage of Draupadi to five Pandavas, while intended to uphold righteousness, blurs the lines of morality, leaving even the wisest sages grappling with the complexities of right and wrong. Awakened from years of oblivion, Krishneshwari too, bound by a promise from a previous life to aid Karn, is thrust into a moral quandary. How does one help someone who seems determined to make the wrong choices ? The warrior she pledged to support once is now entangled in wickedness, leaving her torn between keeping her word and the greater good. The irony, ofcourse, is not lost on anyone. Amidst this turmoil, Krishneshwari rediscovers her own love, Satyashree. The world witnesses the divine union of Krishna with Rukmini, Jambavati and Satyabhama, and celebrates the rise of Yudhishthir as the righteous king of Indraprasth.