Indian Water God Novels & Stories

Andrea said and Chris looked back at the idol. “I don’t know where did I get this from but… I just know I put this there. It may be merely a showpiece, but I feel a connection with this.” He said and Andrea turned to him. “It's not just a showpiece. It’s a statue of an Indian deity. He is very famous in India, there is a big temple in India for him.” Andrea said and suddenly something clicked to Chris, and he knitted his brows while staring at the idol with his hands on either side of his pant pockets.

“And don’t you ever feel guilty about their demise. Innocent blood already spilled on their hands. Those are the kinds of stains that are impossible to come off. Ours are easily washable.” “He’s right,” Alex agreed. “It’s either us. Or them.” Our faces darkened upon hearing that being recalled was the same as death. We were ruminating for hours in silence. Our candles burned halfway. “Kartikeya…” Everyone’s glances fell on Raja. “Kartikeya, the god of war and battles. That’s the name of my god, one of the powerful ones in the Hindu pantheon. I don’t know why he chose me. I was a spoiled prince back in the Old India.”

he mused. I mirrored his grin, nodding in agreement. “Yes, indeed. No matter the challenges that lie ahead, they must be prepared as soon as possible.” Yet, a tinge of somberness crept into my tone, a reflection of the gravity of the situation. Ganeshji’s nod conveyed his understanding. My mate, also known as the Moon God in various cultures, approached us with an air of irritation. Ganeshji grinned and said, “Namaste Chandra Dev (Hello, Moon God).”

He lowered the window pane and looked at his lady love. She was murmuring Hanuman chalisa (a sacred hymn of Hanuman, a Hindu god believed to be immortal and gives protection to the ones who remembers him in the time of problem and misery) and moving slowly and was actually bribing god to help her out today and then she will take care of her car from next day.... Rudra chuckled and that was when Sakshi stopped with her murmuring and looked sideways.... She was stunned to see him in front of herself....

Mina said shaking her head. “She's actually a very important person to the King of Kings and the Gods. She is the Goddess who carries messages from heaven to earth using the rainbow as a bridge between worlds. She had two sons, who I can only assume one of those sons is your father. She was the beacon of light to the gods, she was also the goddess who carried the water from the River Styx that the gods drank when they came before the King of Kings.

" Adhya looked at Abeer who nodded in yes This exchange got noticed by the other two men who were present in the room. " Woah! Adhya can you please give some tips to soniya my wife, on how to follow your husband. You know she is too controlling, right now she is in Mumbai at her parent's place so I am breathing relaxed or else I have to take permission from her to breathe also " "Come on bhai,soniya bhabhi, is a goddess" "Yes of course, when I am denying this, she is goddess puri kaali MAA hai " ( kali maa is the goddess of anger )

This was only a little of the too many rituals that she is supposed to go through. " gods of the waters, gods of all our ancestors, I call you to once again pardon your servant, Sona..as she is now known " the master went on to perform the ritual of the milk that is supposed to be only one of the too many rituals that are supposed to be performed today.

, he paused. “So, I’m narrating and the both of you are cuddling”, he said jokingly and everyone looked at Bruno and Enola and they separated from each other. ‘As I was saying’, he continued, “So, Omek observed a secret. He noticed that the goddess had something called heart of the river, it looked like a small staff. Without that staff, the goddess would turn to water and the water would overflow. He didn’t know about this issue because when he asked the goddess, the goddess lied that without the staff, she turns to human and the sacrificed victims regains their freedom.

But the separate vines did come together at a single point. “You’re all aspects of the same being? Even Joshaya?” It wasn’t an unheard of way to represent the divine. Hindus had that kind of many gods who are avatars of the one concept. Something like that. You didn’t really hear much about what Hindus got up to. Not enough sex and violence to get a book deal.

He looked at my neck where the choker was and then replied, "back in the early days of humanity, they put water in a silver pitcher, because it takes a lot longer for the water to go scummy. There are medical properties to it as well and I suppose religious stuff, but I barely pay attention to that bullshit." "So... it isn't blessed by some God or whatever," I questioned. I didn't believe in Gods either, but I had to confirm what was said. "But why the aversion, does it burn as the notes say? Or is it something else?" "No Gods involved," Rakesh nodded and then mulled over my next question as he began to walk again. "For some creatures, the touch alone does indeed burn them. For Kelpies, it m