Dharma Stories

Where destiny rewrites love across yugs.💖 (⁠灬⁠º⁠‿⁠º⁠灬⁠)⁠♡ Where two different persons meet, got to know about each other and fall deeply for each other. But will they end together or will lose each other in the burning flames of revenge? Will their story be completed? Will they complete each other or will fall apart? Dive into this story to know. (This is my first book so don't expect it to be perfect. Feel free to share your opinions and suggestion.) Thank you. ✨ ~ Sakhi 😸

Aanya Sharma, a lawyer from Kalyug, believes justice should never depend on birth. Karna, a warrior of Dwapar, is denied dignity because of it. When time brings a voice of modern law into an ancient war, dharma is questioned, caste is challenged, and fate is forced to listen. The war cannot be stopped- but its impact can be changed. A mythological time-travel tale where destiny meets justice.

What if your pain had a purpose beyond this world? Ira, a broken soul from Kaliyuga, is cast away by her own family for choosing dignity over tradition. Homeless, forgotten, and drowning in silence, she finds herself pulled into a world unlike anything she has known-a land of divine palaces, celestial chariots, and a sky that remembers everything. Unknowingly, Ira has time-traveled to Dwaparyuga, the age of Mahabharata. Here, she finds herself entangled in the very heart of destiny-crossing paths with Krishna, the god who smiles through riddles, and Arjuna, the warrior who doesn't yet know how her arrival will change everything. But Ira is no ordinary visitor. She carries secrets hidden from even herself-a past entwined with divine bloodlines, and a future that may decide the course of dharma itself. Torn between two worlds, unaware of her true identity, Ira must navigate prophecies, palace intrigues, blooming emotions, and an unraveling truth: that love, war, and time itself are not bound by logic-but by faith. Ira is a mythological time-travel fantasy that explores what it means to belong-across lifetimes, across yugas.

"Raghava, Rama," she tasted His names again. Tears, fat and unasked for, rolled down her cheeks. His name touched her soul, like a fire igniting anew within her tired but solid heart. "As you wish, Rama," Ramaa whispered again, writing His name over and over across the page, her mouth still singing Innam En Manam, but her heart singing 'Raghava, Rama.' Raghava. Rama. Raghava. Rama. ***** Ramaa Paramanandham was a deeply spiritual woman, which helps her with her very heavy and oftentimes dark profession, along with other things. Vishnu naama had been the truth of her life since she was born, and her love for Rama had begun at a very young age. Life took unexpected turns, but her faith and belief in Rama turns true ultimately. A story of Bhakti, prema, tyaaga and Ramayana. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

"I am the son of the Sun, yet I lived in the shadows. I wore the gold of gods, yet I bled like a mortal." Vishu has always lived in the shadow of two things: her mother Smita's obsession with the Mahabharata, and the impending silence of Smita's terminal illness. As a world-renowned archaeologist, Smita spent decades chasing a myth-the Kavach (armor) and Kundal (earrings) of Karna, the tragic hero of the Great War. Then, Smita vanishes in the frozen heights of the Himalayas, leaving behind nothing but a brass casket. Inside are not just maps, but a series of handwritten letters and encrypted Shlokas that suggest Karna's divine protection wasn't just a myth-it was a burden passed down through bloodlines. To find her mother, Vishu must assemble her closest circle-the logical Poorti, the intuitive Tanu, the tech-genius Deepali, and the fierce Khushboo. From the ancient ruins of Kannauj to the whispering caves of the Garhwal range, Vishu must solve a 5,000-year-old puzzle. But as the lines between history and her own life blur, she realizes her mother wasn't just searching for an artifact. She was running from a curse. In the search for the Sun's legacy, will Vishu find the truth, or will she be consumed by the same fire that took her mother?

This is a story about a soldier. Who didn't decide on the war, who had no personal enmity towards the other side. He who followed his Dharma all of his life. Yet, why did he have to live in fear for those 18 days of war? Why did he feel dread whenever God Himself blew the conch, every morning? Told in the form of a memoir, this story is less about the war and more about the cost of believing without understanding.

She had beauty that even the apsaras took delight in. Her voice was like clear water. She was everything anyone could ask for. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ When she laughed, gandharvas came to listen to it. When she cried, water would silently wash away her tears. When she danced, the wind blew pleasantly as if glad to be a part of such a beautiful moment. When she sang, animals would surround her. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ She was kind but reckless. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I don't intend to hurt anyone's religious feeling or faith. This is just my humble try to write a proper fanfiction on the Great epic Mahabharat

This story is the continuation of the serial pyaar ka pehla adhyaya shiv shakti and this story is my imagination.

"Dance is devotion personified, if channeled that way," said Ashutosh, smiling quietly at Janardhan, his best friend, who felt anciently known more than anything else. "Dance can also show the truth, real values, and educate people." "Then show it, Ashu," Janardhan said, voice deep like thunder. "You are the only one capable of it, and I am always here to support you." **** Ashutosh Raaman loved dance like it was his own breath, as much as he adored Sri Hari, his aaradhya and ishtadeva. Born in a Sri Vaishnava family, Ashutosh had been given values that aligned not just with the Sampradaya, but with humanity as a whole. Working two jobs, a choice he made, gave him fresh and layered perspectives to multiple situations, though everything was ultimately channeled into dance. He was happy with his small circle, including his parents, little sister, best friend and the latter's elder brother. The appearance of Sivagami in his life had changed that. A tale of dance, of art, of love, of Dharma, and of the highest Truth- Ardhanaari. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Good and Bad. Hell Bent and Heaven Sent. But what if there was a middle child, focused on pure kindness and forgiveness - sitting in the centre of the scale? Aura has lived on the island for centuries, and has played a roll in may of humanity's greatest successes and downfalls. She was one of the 48 survivors of Oceanic 815. She knowns what the monster is, where they've crashed, and who the others are. But she has an issue - if she slips up, she could be killed, but it is instinct to learn more about the survivors and decide why they were brought here without her knowing. Richard Alpert X OC (Aura) WARNING: There will be spoilers ( recommend you watch the entire series before reading - or don't, it might be more surprising that way). DISCONTINUED

This is the place of all announcements, spoilers, snippets and celebrations related to Maharani Devika Trilogy. This book is solely for my readers who love DevikAjatashatru and their family. You are welcome to Dharmaraj and Dharmarani's kingdom! Current status: Book 1: Shaivyaa: Sword of Justice (completed √) Book 2: DharmaPriyaa: Heart of Truth (ongoing) Book 3: Sahadharmini: Strength of Spear (on hold) Cover credit: @JishnuPranaa

What happened at the end of season 6, after the plane taking the survivors off the island took off? What will happen to Kate, Claire, Lapidus, Richard, Miles and Sawyer?

This title aims to juxtapose the ancient epic's themes of dharma (righteousness) and conflict with the backdrop of today's bustling metropolitan cities and the digital era that India is embracing. The word "Metro" signifies the urban setting, while "Bharata" retains the essence of the original epic. The subtitle "Echoes of Dharma in Digital India" emphasizes the continuation of ancient values and principles in the fast-paced, tech-driven world of today.

a book for a person who is looking to explore sanatana dharma from depth u guys can tell me about what u want to know in the branch of sanatana dharma I would be happy to write about that topic too comment what u want to know I might give a small comment on explaining the topic but be relaxed as when I will start the book the topic will be explained in more detailed manner Jay Satya sanatana dharma Jay radha krsna Throughout this book I hope radha krsna are with me so I could enter as much as for the public and bhakt's of shree radha krsna

♪♪Mahabharat♪♪ A Tale of Smiles & Tears, Love & Hatred, Peace & Wars. Warriors are born to fight for justice, for Kinship, for Glorious Victory to withhold the honor of their ancestors and protect their subjects. However none of these would ever be able to soothe a mother's heart, specially when she knows her silence can become the reason of her own son's death. This is an alternative universe. A story what would have happened if Queen Kunti did reveal the truth to her sons before it was too late. But Karna knows every debt must be repaid. Witness the journey of Pandava warriors as they fights to win their brother, an ally, a forgiveness for a mother's mistake. 'I Will Be Your Death Prince Arjun' 'The Great Vishma Is Wrong!' 'Go away Charioteer.' 'Wait, Archer!' •°•°"Blood Is Indeed Thicker Than Water." •°•°•

In the higher realms of Sanatan Dharma, where ancient wisdom intertwines with divine legends, lies a profound tapestry of stories and facts waiting to be unraveled. Embark on this Journey through time and immerse yourself in the vibrant heritage of one of the world's oldest religions As you traverse the pages of this enlightening tome, you will encounter the great saints, philosophers, and gurus who have shaped the spiritual landscape of Sanatan Dharma. Discover their teachings, wisdom, and their paths to self-realization, offering timeless guidance for seekers of truth in the modern world. Started on- Vikram Samvat 2080, Ashadh Maas, Shukla paksh, Devshayani Ekadashi Covers And Other graphics by @taestatic_08

Book 1 of PandavaNandini Trilogy | DharmaAtmaja - The Spark of Truth " No winter lasts forever , no spring skips its turn " . Suthanu, the cherished and only daughter of the Pandavas, is a living testament to a lineage steeped in honor, duty and sacrifice. Born from the union of Samrat Yudhishthira, the embodiment of dharma, and Samragini Draupadi, whose fire reshaped dharma come into light, Suthanu grows within the towering walls of Indraprastha. Her childhood is one of opulent splendor, where dharma and duty are as much a part of the air as the heady fragrance of royal incense. Yet, beyond the luxuries, she holds a spirit forged in the unbreakable steel of her family's values. With every graceful step through the corridors of the palace, Suthanu carries the weight of her ancestors' wisdom, spreading joy among her people, a light of promise in a city built upon the foundations of hard-won peace. But destiny is relentless, and in the span of a heartbeat, everything she holds dear is wrenched away. The warmth of love and laughter is swept into a chasm of emptiness, leaving her to confront the void left by tragedy. How does one endure when the very essence of one's world collapses? Will Suthanu find the strength to rise above the misery, or will the darkness she faces consume the spark of her spirit? It is then that a young prince enters her world, drawn to her by an invisible thread of fate. Yet, as his path crosses hers, he carries his own secrets and struggles, bound to a destiny as uncertain and perilous as hers. Will he be her sanctuary or her undoing? Can their intertwined fates overcome the storm gathering over their world, or will they be consumed by the shadowed forces plotting in the unseen depths? In a realm where dharma clashes with desire and the forces of evil rise, what truths will emerge from the darkness? And what future lies hidden beneath fate's unrelenting veil? Copyrights © 2024 Akshayaa Mahesh

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