would is the past tense form of will. Because it is a past tense, it is used: to talk about the past. to talk about hypotheses (when we imagine something)

English to Marathi Meaning :: could. Could : शक्य Pronunciation: Add to Favorite: Details : साहाय्यकारी क्रियापद Could – शक्य Could :: शक्य झाले

मी (कर) + ऊ शक-तो/ते. मी करू शक-तो/ते….Using ” Can” in Marathi.

: could not.

मी करू शकलो/शकली. I could do. मी जाऊ शकलो/शकली.

IPA: wɜrdMarathi: वर्ड

English to Marathi Meaning :: into. Into : मध्ये

What is your name? तुझं नाव काय आहे?

That is because of the associations we make with tantric practices and other aspects attributed to Kali (death, destruction, cremation grounds, sacrifices..). This makes us fear Kali without understanding her overall nature and hence the beliefs that her worship is dangerous.

Kali is the great-great-grandson of Lord Brahma. He is the son of Krodha (Anger) and his sister-turned-wife Himsa (Violence). He is the grandson of Dambha (Vanity) and his sister Maya (Illusion). He is the great-grandson of Adharma (Impropriety) and his wife, Mithya (Falsehood).

In Hinduism, Dārukā is a demoness who later becomes a devi (goddess) by Parvati’s blessings. She is the goddess of the forest of the same name. Her husband was a demon Daruk….

This pillar of radiance is called ‘Jyotirling’. The Indian saint Adi Shankaracharya who revived Hinduism in 800 CE, has mentioned 12 most important Jyotirlings in his Dwadasha Jyotirling Strotram situated in different locations of India. Here is the complete guide on the 12 Jyotirling Temples of Shiva.

12 Jyotirlinga

In Mahabharata, Lord Krishna is known as Sarathy ( or sarathi ) is known to drive a chariot that is driven by a number of Horses. Krishna is also known as Parthasarathy, which translates to charioteer of Partha (another name for Arjuna), or Sanathana Sarathi, eternal charioteer.

Dharmaputra was the eldest of the Pandavas. He was also called as Yudhistir. As the eldest of the five sons of Pandu, he was the crown prince. He proved himself as a perfect king and ruled the kingdom to progress and prosperity.

In a manner of speaking, Arjuna died twice after the battle. First, he was killed by his own son Babhruvahana (son of Chitrangada) and raised from the dead by his other wife, Ulupi. Next, during their Mahaprasthana, that is their final journey to heavenly abode, he fell down dead (after Drapapdi, Sahadeva and Nakula).

All texts say that one can attain ultimate bliss and pleasure in the Supreme only. Krishna is Lord or the Supreme himself. Therefore, Hrishikesh is a pronoun for Krishna. Hrishi (हृषी) means Pleasure and Kesh (केश) means hair (बाल).

While fighting the snake, Krishna was exposed to the snake’s venom that made his skin blue in colour. However, many also believe that within Krishna there lay a cosmic strength that is invisible to mortal eyes. Hence, his body appears blue in colour.

According to Adi Shankara’s commentary on the Vishnu Sahasranama, the name has several meanings: The lord of the senses. He under whose control the senses subsist. He whose hair consists of the rays of the sun and the moon, which give joy to the world.

The name Gudakesha was used by Krishna to address Arjuna while reciting his Gita just before war. It actually means “ conqueror of sleep”. The context in which it was used makes one to understand as “the one always awake’ it is not to mean that Arjuna never sleeps but he is always wakeful.

Krishna had asked Arjuna to take Subhadra to the deep end of a pond and push her in. She had helped Sita immensely and because of her good deeds was blessed by Ram to be born as sister to Krishna. So she went back to her old form and then died.

With reference to the family tree in Mahabharata, Arjuna was Krishna’s cousin as Kunti was Vasudeva’s sister. More than cousin, Krishna treated him as his best friend. Also, Arjuna married Krishna’s sister Subhadra.

Also in the Bhagavad-Gita, Arjuna address Krishna as “Madhava” (meaning “Lord of fortune and not to be confused with slayer of the demon Madhu, where Krishna gets secondary name, Madhusudan”).

As per the overall picture, Lord Krishna in all instances was an anti-hero. He neither did it all for good nor for evil, but he did it all for what was right. A central character in a story, film, or drama who lacks conventional heroic attributes.

Names of Krishna and their meanings

• Rishikesha – Lord of all the senses.
• Keshava – The one who has long black matted hair.
• Murlimanohar – He one who looks beautiful with a flute.
• Ranchod – The one who runs away from the battlefield.
• Gopala – Cowherd.
• Dwarkadheesh – The lord of dwarka.
• Nandakumara – The son of nanda.