Srimad Narayaneeyam

Dashakam 60 of Narayaneeyam, known as "Gopika Vastra Apaharanam" (Stealing of the Clothes of the Gopis), is significant because it narrates the episode where the gopis perform a penance to Goddess Ka…

Dashakam 59 in Narayaneeyam, often referred to as "Venuganams," is important because it beautifully describes the enchanting music of Lord Krishna’s flute (venu) and its profound effect on the gopis …

Dashakam 58 in Narayaneeyam is important because it describes Lord Krishna saving the cows (gopas) and the people of Gokula from a dangerous forest fire. During Krishna’s playful activities and the s…

Dashakam 57 in Narayaneeyam is significant because it narrates the episode of the slaying of the demon Pralambasura by Lord Krishna and Balarama. In this Dashakam, Pralambasura, disguised as a cowher…

Dashakam 56 is important because it describes the humbling of the pride of the serpent Kaliya by Lord Krishna and the subsequent blessing of Kaliya by the Lord. This Dashakam captures a significant e…

This episode is significant because it describes the episode of Kaliya, the poisonous serpent, coming to the Yamuna river, and the devastation he causes, followed by Lord Krishna’s intervention to re…

This Dashakam is significant as it narrates the story of the slaying of Dhenukasura, a demon who took the form of a donkey and disturbed the cowherds and the forests of Vrindavana.

Key points of impor…

This episode is significant as it narrates the story of the slaying of Dhenukasura, a demon who took the form of a donkey and disturbed the cowherds and the forests of Vrindavana.

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This Dashakam is highly significant as it recounts the episode of Lord Krishna humbling the pride of Lord Brahma, the creator deity. This Dasakam narrates how Brahma, wanting to test Krishna's suprem…

This chapter is important as it narrates the story of Lord Krishna’s victory over the demon Aghasura and also describes a joyful picnic feast with his friends in the forest.

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This Dashakam holds great importance as it narrates the fascinating stories of Lord Krishna’s victories over two demons, Bakasura and Agasura.

Key points of significance include:

• Bakasura, a demon who …

This episode describes the Yadava community's decision to shift their residence to Vrindavana due to unfavorable omens and disturbances in their existing place. The Dashakam portrays:

• The unease and t…

This episode is significant as it narrates the story of freeing Nala Khoobara and Mani Greeva from a curse. These two were sons of Lord Kubera who, due to a curse by Sage Narada, were turned into tre…

This Dashakam is significant as it describes the famous incident of Yashoda trying to tie the playful baby Krishna to a mortar after he mischievously broke a pot of curd in anger.

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This Dashakam is especially important because it describes the miraculous episode where Yashoda, the foster mother of Lord Krishna, sees the entire cosmic universe inside Krishna’s mouth. This Dashak…

This Dashakam is important as it beautifully describes the childhood pranks (Bala Kreeda) of Lord Krishna, revealing his divine playfulness and charm even in his youthful form.

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This episode is important because it describes the naming ceremony and horoscope casting of the child Krishna. This Dashakam narrates the story of how Sage Garga, the family guru of the Yadava clan, …

Dashakam 43 of Narayaneeyam is significant because it describes the killing of Trinavartha, a demonic whirlwind or cyclone that tried to abduct Baby Krishna from Yashoda's cradle. The story highlight…

This Dashakam is significant as it narrates the killing of Chakatasura, a powerful demon who came in the form of a cart to attack the baby Krishna. This Dashakam vividly describes how Krishna, even a…

This episode is significant because it vividly portrays the cremation of Poothana, the demoness who came to kill the infant Krishna by feeding him poisoned milk. Upon attempting this, Krishna sucked …