What are the Puranas ?

Sada Bhava Iti Sanatan: . Sanatan is the process that continues from time immemorial to eternity. Sanatan is the method by which the universe is operated and operated by a certain principle. Not only that but it is the name of eternal God. Therefore, the Vedas, which are the storehouse of knowledge for the well-being of living beings from Parabrahm Paramatma, are also the literary forms of God. Maharishi Ved Vyasa explained the 18 Puranas by simplifying Vedartha that the meanings of the Vedas cannot be understood easily in Kali Yuga, Vyasyati Vedan Iti Vyas: | There is also difficulty in pronouncing the mantras of the Vedas, while understanding the meaning has been even more difficult. The mystery of the Vedas cannot be understood only by relying on the translation done by others That is why Maharishi Veda Vyasajyu has expanded the meaning of Vedas by structuring the Puranas. If you only study and meditate on the Puranas and follow them, you will have a different kind of joy and knowledge in life Sanatani should read the Puranas. It makes the journey of this world and the next world easy.

We all need to know about the number of verses in the Puranas.

1. Brahma Purana, number of verses – 10,000
2. Padma Purana, number of verses – 55,000
3. Vishnu Purana, number of verses – 23,000
4. Shiva Purana, verse number – 24,000
5. Bhavishi Purana, Shloka number – 14,500
6. Linga Purana, number of verses – 11,000
7. Skanda Purana, verse number – 81,000
8. Vamana Purana, number of verses – 10,000
9. Brahmanda Purana, number of verses – 12,000
10. Bhagavata Purana, verse number – 18,000
11. Narada Purana, verse number – 25,000
12. Markandeya Purana, verse number – 9,000
13. Agni Purana, number of verses – 5,400
14. Brahmavaivarta Purana, verse number – 18,000
15. Varaha Purana, verse number – 24,000
16. Kurma Purana, number of verses – 17,000
17. Matsya Purana, verse number – 14,000
18. Garuda Purana, verse number – 19,000