Revered Hinduism

Luv & Kush singing Ramayana Luv and Kush were the sons of Rama and Sita, who were born in the hermitage of Sage Valmiki, where Sita spent her days after exile from the kingdom. After the war with Ravana, Rama came back to Ayodhya with Sita. Since Sita was captivated in Ashokavan by Ravana, Rama wanted her to prove her purity and chastity for which she had to go through the test of fire (this was a ritual at that time). She did it and proved to be pure. But her ordeal did not end here. Soon, the citizens started questioning about Sita's integrity and chastity since she had spent a long time in the Ashokavan. Even though Rama fully believed Sita and knew she was truthful, his obligation to the kingdom (since being a king) compelled him to listen to the requests of his citizens. Thus, Sita was exiled again. Rama (with heavy heart) then instructed Lakshmana to accompany Sita and leave her in the forest. To honor her husband's dignity, Sita left for the forest once again...

Hinduism Gods & Goddesses Trinity forms of God in Hinduism Hinduism believes in ONE God, either in the form of Supreme attributeless energy, or in various unique forms (having attributes). God takes forms (incarnations) according to the time and situation. The different forms (physical manifestations) of God have their own name and attributes, and they were taken for specific purposes. God has no name, no caste, and no gender in reality, but through own Maya (power) He manifests Himself in varied colors. God is the creator of the Universe. He is beyond past, present and future because He is the creator of the time itself. Therefore, everything that exists in the Universe, whether it be a planet, star, heaven, hell, creatures, demi-Gods, demons, etc., all have come into existence only because of Him. He is the creator of all. He is the controller of all. He is the composer of the Vedas and the cause behind its laws. It is because of Him that Vedic hymns wor...