When reflecting on Hindu mythology and Greek legends, you might picture two completely separate worlds, each with its unique ...

Loki is undoubtedly a monster and a big source of his strength might just be his Devil Fruit, which seemingly possesses the power of a God; a God of Destruction, to be more specific. Here's how ...

The two Lords of the Universe’s holy Trinity, locked in a relentless struggle, remained oblivious to the widespread destruction unfolding in the worlds around them – which one meticulously ...

The Dus Mahavidya, ten goddesses embodying the Divine Feminine, represent various forms of energy and wisdom. They include ...

The three ends of the spear represent destruction, creation, and maintenance. Explanation: Indra is considered the king of gods in Hindu mythology; he is depicted riding a white elephant.

The first day of the Chinese New Year falls on January 29 this year. Also known as the Spring Festival or Lunar New Year, the festival marking the advent of spring is widely celebrated in China and ...

In Hindu mythology snakes ... providing a resting place for the god Vishnu. His endless nature symbolizes eternity and the infinite cycles of creation and destruction that underpin Hindu cosmology.

From Los Angeles to Turku and Vinh Long, this collection of conceptual museum and cultural center designs submitted by the ...

A vermilion dot on the forehead is one of India’s most widely accepted Hindu cultural insignias. But at the festival, where millions are flocking to pray and bathe at the confluence of India’s holy ...

In Greek mythology, the rod of Asclepius, entwined with a single serpent, symbolizes medicine and healing - an emblem still ...

From a serendipitous brush with the architects of the Ayodhya dispute to Studio Ghibli aesthetics repurposed for a modern ...