Mayura
The myth is that peacock has angel feathers, a devil's voice, and the walk of a thief. But Hindus believe it is not only the mount of the kartikeya but also saraswati. It is also the vehicle of Lakshmi and Brahma. When mounted bybkama, the God of love, it represents desire. Hindu gurus of love, it's represnts desire. Hindu gurus are found of using peacock feathers during their discovers, so as to pass on their aura to their flowers.
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Impelling Folklore
Ashva
Narrative of The Heritage
Narrations
Mayura - ii
Gaja
Unfolding Occurrence - l
Modes of Narration
Lore
Monarch
Recollection
Impelling folklore
Mayura
Impelling Folklore - 3
Elements (Set of 3)
A dialogue with tradition
A dialogue with tradition
A dialogue with tradition 3
Mayura
Lore
Holy presence
Lore
A Dialogue with Tradition
Narratives of the heritage
Impelling Folklore
Matsya
Holy presence
Hidden Memories
Gaja-2
Gaja - 2
Mayura
Impelling folklore
Ritualistic
End of an era
Reincarnation
Ashva
Kalvit
Kalvit
Assorted Tales
The Ethereal Weave
Reflections of Absence
