These women have got the title of being the most beautiful in Hindu religion
New Delhi,(most beautiful women in hindu mythology):But in the religious texts of Hindus, some such women have been mentioned whose examples of beauty are given even today. You can read interesting stories related to some such beautiful women in this article of HerZindagi.com.
When it comes to beauty, Indian women start comparing themselves with Bollywood actresses Kriti senon,Kiara Advani and Janhvi Kapoor. All these actresses are counted in the list of beautiful women of today’s times. But in the religious texts of Hindus, some such women have been mentioned whose examples of beauty are given even today. You can read interesting stories related to some such beautiful women in this article .
Mohini
When there was a fight between the demons and the gods to get the nectar pot that came out during the churning of the ocean, then Lord Vishnu got an idea to trick the demons and he himself appeared from the sea in the form of a beautiful woman. This female form of Vishnu is known as Mohini in the Puranas. According to the story written in the Puranas, after seeing such beautiful women, the demons forgot the pot and started looking at the form of Mohini. Both the demons and the gods did not even realize that behind the form of Mohini, Lord Vishnu himself was present in front of them.
Both the demons and the gods were fascinated by the beauty of Mohini, so it was decided between them that Mohini would give a little nectar from the nectar pot to everyone. Same thing happened, but Mohini tricked the gods into drinking nectar while she tricked the demons into drinking water in the name of nectar. It is said that till date no woman has been able to have a beautiful form like Mohini. Even today, when beauty is talked about, the simile of Mohini is given.
Ahilya
Every child of the country is familiar with the story of the Hindu scripture Ramayana. But when it comes to characters, most people remember only Ram, Sita, Lakshman, Hanuman and Ravana, but there are many characters in this story about whom very few people know. One of these is Goddess Ahilya. Like its name, the story of this goddess is also strange. According to the story, during Sri Ram’s exile, a stone collided with Sheela. As soon as his feet touched the rock, a living woman emerged from it.
The name of this woman was Ahilya. Maharishi Gautam’s wife Devi Ahilya was very beautiful in appearance and was also devoted to her husband. But Devraj Indra’s evil eye fell on Ahilya’s beauty and to get her, Devraj Indra played a trick. While Maharishi Gautam was performing penance in the forest, Lord Indra took his form and started living in the forest along with Goddess Ahilya. But when Maharishi Gautam returned from his penance and saw Goddess Ahilya with Devarindra, he cursed Goddess Ahilya that she would become a stone and only when Shri Ram stepped on that stone would he get his life back.
Tilottama
Sometimes after seeing the beauty of some woman, we say that ‘God has created her in his leisure’ but in reality there was such a woman who was created by Lord Brahma by collecting every bit of beauty from all over the world. Was. The name of this woman was Tilottama and she was an Apsara of heaven. According to a story related to Tilottama, Lord Brahma had created Tilottama in the form of a beautiful Apsara to break the mutual brotherhood of two demon brothers.
Actually, two demons named Sunda Upasunda were creating havoc on the earth. Both brothers always lived with each other and together their power increased so much that no one could defeat them. Lord Brahma sent Tilottamo to earth so that she could create division between the two brothers with her beauty. And this actually happened.
Urvashi
In the Puranas, you must have heard many stories of love between the nymphs living in the sky and ordinary humans. The love stories of Maneka and Vishwamitra and Rambha and Shukracharya are examples of this, but one of these stories is that of Urvashi and Pururava. According to the story, Urvashi was an Apsara in the court of Devraj Indra and while living there, she used to get very bored. She always wanted to live the life of the people living on earth. Then she decided that she would go to Earth for some time but. When she was returning to heaven after spending a few days on earth, she was caught by a demon. But King Pururava saved him. Then Urvashi fell in love with Raj and Pururava also got fascinated by Urvashi’s beauty.
Urvashi wanted to spend her entire life with Pururava but she was bound by certain conditions. The first condition was that she would bring two goats and the king would have to take care of them. The second condition was that as long as she remained on earth, she would consume only ghee. Third, they will see each other naked only while having sex. But when the gods came to know about the love between Urvashi and Pururava, they became jealous and started making tricks to break the conditions. One night the Gandharvas stole Urvashi’s goats. When the goats started bleating, Urvashi became worried and asked Pururava to save them. At that time Pururava was not wearing anything and he left in a hurry. Then immediately the Gandharvas shone light on them, due to which both of them saw each other naked. And when two conditions were broken, Urvashi had to return to heaven.
Damayanti
Among the many love stories contained in the Puranas, there is a story of Damayanti, daughter of King Bhima of Vidarbha country and Nala, son of King Veersen of Nishadha. While Damayanti was very beautiful in appearance, Nala was a powerful king. Both of them had heard so many praises of each other that they started loving each other without even seeing each other. When Damayanti’s swayamvar was organized, Indra, Varun, Agni and Yama also reached there to receive her and all four took the form of Nala.
Damayanti was scared to see men with faces similar to those of Nala, but her love was so strong that she recognized the real Nala and both of them got married. But after marriage, both of them could not stay with each other for long. Nala lost everything to his brothers in gambling and went to the forest. Damayanti also returned back to her father’s house. Nala was bitten by a snake in the forest due to which his entire body turned black. It was difficult to recognize him even after seeing him. But when Nala appeared in this form in front of Damayanti, who was wandering from door to door in search of Nala, she still recognized him.