Ila
इला
ilā
Ila is a Vedic goddess
Ila is the direct revealing vision of knowledge. Ila, the goddess endow with the spiritual aspirant the power to stay in knowledge which is otherwise spontaneous and short.
Ila was daughter of famous Vishnu devotee Dhruva in his wife Bhrami, the daughter of Sisumara a Prajapati. Utkala was son of Ila.
| Word | Sanskrit | IAST | In General | Veda | Purana | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ila | इला | Ilā | A Vedic Goddess | The Goddess of revelation | Ila and her Husband Budha change their sex alternatively in every month | Read More |
| Akilattirattu Ammanai | A religious book by Ayya Vaikunder | Read More | ||||
| Bal Gangadhar Tilak | (1856-1920 AD) A great Nationalist leader and freedom fighter. He was well educated in... | Bal Gangadhar Tilak was an expert in Vedas and his work on veda is, 'the antiquities of Veda and... | Read More | |||
| Bhamini Vilasam | A love poetry by Jagannatha Pandita, a court poet of Mugal Emperor Shah Jahan | Read More | ||||
| Dridhasva or Kapilashva | A king of Iksvaku dynasty. | Geneology: Vishnu – Brahma – Marici – Kashyapa – Vivasvan – Vaivasvata Manu – Iksvaku... | Read More | |||
| Dwaraka Nilayaachudha | “Dwaraka Nilayaachudha” ….The word Draupadi uttered when her dress was pulled down in... | Read More | ||||
| Kailasa | कैलाश | Kailāśa | Kailasa is considered as the seat of Lord Shiva. The mountain is very much a part of geographical... | Read More | ||
| Kapila | कपिल | kapila | See: Kashyapa | Read More |