3 in 1 - Tales from the Puranas (English) | by Anant Pai | Amar Chitra Katha | Comic Book | 3 stories in 1 book

•The phrase ""Tales from the Puranas"" refers to a collection of English translations of stories from the Puranas. The huge collection of prehistoric Hindu writings known as the Puranas is regarded as sacred literature.
• They include a variety of stories, genealogies, cosmologies, and philosophical teachings. The eighteen primary writings that make up the Puranas include the Bhagavata Purana (also known as the Srimad Bhagavatam), the Devi Bhagavata Purana, the Vishnu Purana, the Shiva Purana, and others. Each Purana focuses on various Hindu historical figures, stories, and ideas. In English, ""Tales from the Puranas"" typically refers to a collection or selection of tales from these historic writings that have been translated and made understandable to those who are unfamiliar with the original in Sanskrit.
• These tales examine topics like creation, cosmology, morality, devotion, and the interactions between gods and humans. They frequently feature a variety of gods, goddesses, heroes, and legendary characters.
• Puranic stories have been translated into English in an effort to reach a wider audience and provide insights into Hindu tradition, culture, and philosophy. Intricate connections between gods, celestial beings, and human characters are shown in these tales, which frequently contain moral and ethical precepts.
• The Puranas feature a complex tapestry of mythology and spiritual insight, which has been presented by a number of authors and academics who have translated and retold their stories in English.
• For anyone who are interested in learning more about Hindu tradition, ancient Indian culture, and the philosophical lessons contained in these timeless tales, these translations are important resources.
• This book is published by Amar chitra katha. Amar Chitra Katha comics, a prominent publication house based in India, specializes in creating and distributing a vast array of comics and books deeply rooted in Indian culture, mythology, history, and folklore. Established in 1967 by Anant Pai, fondly known as the ""Father of Indian Comics,"" Amar Chitra Katha book has become an integral part of Indian literary heritage.