Hindu Mythology

A Captivating Guide to Hindu Myths, Hindu Gods, and Hindu Goddesses

By: Matt Clayton

Narrated by: Randy Whitlow

Explore captivating Hindu myths of Hindu gods and goddesses

The stories in Hindu myth stem from traditions within Hinduism, drawing on stories from ancient texts, like the Ramayana and the Mahabharata. Keep in mind that because different versions of Hinduism inspire different people, many different versions of the stories float through the jungle and over the stones of temples and traditions. The stories in this volume are my version, though I’ve stuck as closely to the original myths and legends as imagination allows. At the end of this audiobook, you’ll find a short bibliography for further research.

Within this book, you'll find the following Hindu myths covered:

• Lord Brahma, Lord Vishnu, and the Beginning of the World
• The Birth of Lord Shiva
• Saraswati & Brahma’s Fifth Head
• Shiva Tests Parvati
• Shiva Snares a Whale
• Ganesha Loses His Head
• Ganesha Spills a River
• Kubera’s Pride
• Ganesha Injures a Goddess
• Ganesha Wins a Race
• Shiva Skips Success
• Ravana’s Ten Heads
• The Birth of Rama
• Urmila’s Slumber
• Deer of Deception
• Hanuman’s Torch
• Suvannamachha Steals a Bridge
• Hanuman Moves a Mountain
• The Final Battle
• Sita’s Purity
• Krishna Steals Butter
• Krishna Trades for Jewels
• Krishna Swallows the Flames
• Agni Spreads a Curse
• Vayu Humbles the Silk Cotton Tree
• Savitri Chooses a Husband
• Savitri’s Fidelity
• And more!

Get the book now and learn more about Hindu mythology

©2018 Matt Clayton (P)2018 Matt Clayton

Thanks to the Author

Turning Believers Into Non-Believers And Non-Believers Into Believers is highly recommended even for those who already follow the Hindu traditions and ways of life. This eye opening book provides an honest an unbiased look at the Hindu religion.

nice book

Know anything about the Hindu gods? Me either, until I read this book. An interesting and entertaining look at another set of gods who have been around almost forever, but most of us know little to nothing about them

interesting

For me the book was great; summaries plus myths that speak for themselves. And the myths are really interesting.

quick and to the points

i enjoyed it. was quick and subtle lessons learned. great for beginning into such curiosities.

Very clear

Best part of this book is preciseness,author as per Indian mythology tells us how this world initiated through short story.There are number of stories(random) but at some point connection b/w stories could be made.Even a total laymen in Indian mythology could go well along with his book.