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Life of Swami VIvekanand

Swami Vivekanand is an idol for so many youngsters in India and across the globe. Life of Swami Vivekanand is full of lessons and inspiring incidents, so let's learn more about Swami Vivekanand his life, thoughts, lessons and his achievements The real name of Swami Vivekanand was Narendranath and he was born in a Bengali family of Calcutta on 12th Jan 1863. Narendranath was a scholar student at the school and was also good at Music and Sports. By the time he graduated he had collected vast knowledge on various subjects. He was fond of reading, He had read Bhagwad Geeta, Upanishads and Ramayana, on the other hand, he had also read western philosophy and history. So, Being a graduate he had collected a vast knowledge of different subjects. Childhood      When Narendranath was 8 years old he was used to play with his friends. They used to climb the tree and play there, But the landlord wanted to prevent them from doing this. So the Landlord told the children that there is a

Story of Lord Parshurama

Lord Prashurama was also known as Rama is sixth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. This avatar of Lord Vishnu is also known as "Awesh Avatar". Prashuram was son of Renuka and Jamadagni, Jamadagni is one of the Saptarshies. It is believed that Parshurama is still living in Mahendragiri Mountain. Let's see the life story of Lord Parshurama. Parshurama was known as Rama. The real name of Prashurama was Rama, But after learning Vedas Rama showed desire to learn Archery, Jamadagni advised him to go to Himalayas and worship Lord Shiva. When Devtas came to Shiva for help against Asuras Shiva ordered Rama to Destroy them. Rama Destroyed all the Asuras without any weapon.Lord Shiva impressed by this and gave a weapon called Parshu(Farshi). Thus, Rama Became Parshurama. Parshurama Killed all the Kshatriyas   This is the most interesting story about Lord Parshurama. Once Upon a time king of Maheshmati Kartvurya Arjuna was returning back from war and rested at Jama