Narayan Kavach With Hindi(COMBO PACK OF FIVE)  (Paperback, Hindi, Gita Press Gorakhpur)

The Liberation of Gajendra The Gajendramoksha is a Hindu mythological story in which Lord Vishnu saved a Gajendra (elephant) from a crocodile (garha). This story is described in the Bhagavata Purana. According to the story, Gajendra was a very pious and devoted elephant. He would worship Lord Vishnu every day. One day, he went to the Ganges River to drink water. At that time, a crocodile grabbed him and started pulling him down. Gajendra tried to free himself from the crocodile for many days, but he was not successful. Seeing Gajendra's suffering, all the gods prayed to Lord Vishnu. Lord Vishnu used his Sudarshana Chakra to protect Gajendra and killed the crocodile. Gajendra was freed and started praising Lord Vishnu. Gajendramoksha is an important mythological story that depicts the power and compassion of Lord Vishnu. This story also teaches us that we should always protect our devotees. Here are some other important points to note about the story: Gajendra was a symbol of all living beings. The crocodile represented the forces of evil and suffering. Lord Vishnu's rescue of Gajendra represents his promise to protect all his devotees. The Gajendramoksha story is a powerful reminder of the importance of devotion and faith. It is also a message of hope, as it shows that even in the darkest of times, Lord Vishnu will always come to the rescue of his devotees.