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"Churning the Milk Ocean" is also the history behind the Kumbha Mela (Pot Festival), celebrated in India every twelve years. Thus, on Lord Vishnu’s suggestion, the gods request their enemies, the asuras, to help churn the milk ocean to produce a wonderful nec

Title	:	Churning the Milk Ocean
Author	:	Guruseva Dasi
Rating	:	4.62 (576 Votes)
Asin	:	0971934800
Format Type	:	Hardcover
Number of Pages	:	40Pages
Publish Date	:	2016-1-8
Language	:	English

"Churning the Milk Ocean" is also the history behind the Kumbha Mela (Pot Festival), celebrated in India every twelve years. Thus, on Lord Vishnu’s suggestion, the gods request their enemies, the asuras, to help churn the milk ocean to produce a wonderful nectar of immortality. "Churning the Milk Ocean" is a young reader’s edition of the classic story from the Puranas of Ancient India. This festival is the largest gathering of human beings on the earth and represents India’s great spiritual culture. During the struggle between the gods and asuras to keep the nectar of immortality produced from the churning, a few drops fell down to earth in four places (Prayag, Hardwar, Nasik, and Ujjain). After the nectar is finally produced, Lord Vishnu bewilders the asuras and the nectar is given to the gods. When Indra, the king of the gods, is cursed by a sage, the gods appeal to Lord Vishnu who comes up with a plan to make them immortal. To this day, the Kumbha Mela is held at each of these four sites. During the combined churning, many wonderful substances were produced. Hardback, 9 by 11 inches, 40 pages, full color throughout.. The asuras agree, secretly planning to steal the nectar once it i

. Guruseva Dasi spent most of her childhood and youth in South Africa. Guruseva Dasi lives in Florida, along with her husband and two young children. She has lived in many temples of Krishna around the world, studying Vedic culture and practicing bhakti-yoga. She divides her time between caring for her children, painting and printmaking, working with Gita-Nagari Press, and strolling through the woods. Having heard and read the stories of India's "Srimad-Bhagavatam" for the past twenty years, she immensely enjoyed retelling and illustrating "Churning the Milk Ocean"

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