Lord Soma
Lord Soma holds a special position in Hindu mythology. Soma is considered as the God of moon.
According to the Vedas Soma was used in sacrifices. Soma Sacrifice was a common ceremony during the Vedic period. It was the essence of the Yajna. Several hymns are dedicated to Soma, in the Rig Veda. Lord Soma`s wife is Rohini. Soma is considered as the god of bliss. It is believed that during half of the month, 36,000 gods feed on his nectar to maintain immortality. Soma becomes very exhausted and Lord Surya feeds him with the water of the oceans.
This article is a stub. You can enrich by adding more information to it. Send your Write Up to content@indianetzone.com
Recently updated articles in Indian Puranas
Kausika, Son of Vasudeva
Kausika is a minor figure in Hindu mythology and is identified in the Vishnu Purana as the only son of Vasudeva and his wife Vaishali. He is recognize...
Tandu, Attendant of Lord Shiva
Tandu is revered as the divine attendant of Lord Shiva and the foremost exponent of the Tandava dance. According to the Natya Shastra, he instructed S...
Niramitra, Mahabharata
Niramitra was a son of Nakula and Kareṇumati in the Mahabharata. A descendant of the Pandavas and the Kuru dynasty, he fought on the Pandava side duri...
Mahodara, Ramayana
Mahodara was a prominent Rakshasa warrior, minister, and army chief who served under Rāvaṇa during the Battle of Lanka in the Ramayana. Celebrated for...
Lalabaksha, Hell in Purana
Lalabaksha is one of the hells described in Hindu Puranic literature, particularly in the Bhagavata Purana and the Devi Bhagavata Purana. It is a real...