అక్షయ తృతీయ కథ||Akshaya Tritiya Story#akshayatrutiya

అక్షయ తృతీయ కథ||Akshaya Tritiya Story#akshayatrutiya #akshayatritiya #lakshmi Akshaya Tritiya is a revered festival in Hinduism, associated with several auspicious events and legends, primarily centered around prosperity and good fortune. One prominent story highlights Lord Krishna gifting the Pandavas an Akshaya Patra (never-ending bowl) during their exile, ensuring they never went hungry. Another legend tells of Sudama, a poor Brahmin, who sought help from Lord Krishna on this day, and Krishna, touched by Sudama's devotion, blessed him with wealth and prosperity. During their exile, the Pandavas, led by Yudhishthira, were in dire straits and faced food scarcity.Lord Krishna, visiting them, gifted them the magical Akshaya Patra – a bowl that never ran out of food.This ensured the Pandavas and their families had a continuous supply of food during their exile. The story symbolizes the blessings of unending prosperity and provision. Sudama, a poor friend of Lord Krishna, visited him on Akshaya Tritiya seeking help for his poverty.Despite his poverty, Sudama brought a humble gift of poha (flattened rice) to Krishna.Krishna, touched by Sudama's selfless devotion, blessed him with unimaginable wealth and prosperity.This story highlights the power of devotion and the rewarding nature of kindness. Akshaya Tritiya is also associated with the birth of Lord Vishnu's sixth avatar, Parshuram. Some believe that on this day, Sage Vyasa began narrating the Mahabharata to Lord Ganesha. In some regions, it's believed that the river Ganga descended to earth on this day. Akshaya Tritiya is considered a highly auspicious day for starting new ventures, making investments, and purchasing precious metals like gold and silver.The day is believed to bring prosperity, good luck, and abundance to those who celebrate it with devotion and sincerity. #akshyatrithya #vishanu #krishna #lakshmi #mythology