Muladhara

Rudra watched as comprehension dawned in Abhi’s eyes, the glowing sword still casting its ethereal light around the room. He knew that now was the time to reveal more of the ancient truths.

“Abhi,” Rudra began, his voice carrying the weight of countless generations, “in every Yuga, a human figure has risen to stand against the forces of evil, protecting humanity and restoring balance. These heroes, through their extraordinary deeds and sacrifices, have been revered and worshiped as gods.”

Abhi, still marveling at the glowing sword, turned his attention fully to Rudra, his curiosity piqued. “Tell me more, Rudra. Who were these figures?”

“In Satya Yuga,” Rudra explained, “it was the god Vishnu in his incarnation as Narayana, who maintained cosmic order. In Treta Yuga, it was Lord Rama, whose unwavering virtue and courage saved the world from the demonic Ravana. And in Dvapara Yuga, it was Krishna, whose wisdom and strength