Sita Stories

She loved him in silence. She served without expectation. She suffered without being remembered. The Moon Beside the Sun is the untold story of Saumya-the queen who gave everything, yet asked for nothing.

"Did the multiverse ever intersected Madhav ?" Arjun asked. "Once they did. And in that universe, Devi Sita was from Kaliyug." Krishna said. "Tell us Keshav !" The Pandavas exclaimed excitedly. A unique version of Ramayan told by the Yogeshwar to the Pandavas, where devi Mahalakshmi has to take her Sita-avatar in Kaliyug for a very crucial purpose.

𝙏𝙝𝙞𝙨 𝙞𝙨 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙍𝙖𝙢𝙖𝙮𝙖𝙣. 𝙄𝙩 𝙞𝙨 𝙖 𝙥𝙪𝙧𝙚𝙡𝙮 𝙛𝙞𝙘𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙖𝙡 𝙨𝙩𝙤𝙧𝙮 𝙞𝙣𝙨𝙥𝙞𝙧𝙚𝙙 𝙗𝙮 𝙍𝙖𝙢𝙖𝙮𝙖𝙣. What If Janaki Had a Younger Sister? In Kaliyug, a young girl was born into a rich and powerful family. Surrounded by luxury and comfort, she had everything she could ever wish for. Yet despite her wealth, her heart remained kind. She helped others, cared for the needy, and believed in compassion above all else. But fate had different plans. After her sudden death, she was reborn in Treta Yuga as Maithili, the younger daughter of King Janaka and the younger sister of Janaki. Janaki was perfection itself-the complete incarnation of Goddess Lakshmi, filled with kindness, patience, purity, and every divine virtue. Darkness never touched her heart. Maithili, however, was different. She too was a form of Goddess Lakshmi, but an ancient curse had forced her soul into the cycle of rebirth. Lifetime after lifetime, she had wandered the mortal world until she forgot her true identity, her divine origins, and even her connection to Lord Vishnu. Determined to follow in her sister's footsteps, Maithili grew into a compassionate and righteous princess. But unlike Sita, she was not free from human emotions. Jealousy, pride, anger, and doubt still lingered within her heart. As destiny moved forward, the princesses of Mithila became part of Ayodhya's royal family. When Rama sent into exile, both sisters followed him into the forest. Everything seemed destined to unfold exactly as the Ramayana foretold. Until one day. While Rama chased the golden deer deep into the forest, a mysterious accident awakened memories buried deep within Maithili's soul. Suddenly, she remembered her life in Kaliyug. And most importantly... She remembered the Ramayana.

Description Ramayanam is one of the greatest stories in Indian history. It tells the life journey of Lord Rama, the prince of Ayodhya, who is known for his honesty, courage, and respect for everyone. The story begins with Rama's birth and follows his life through many important events. Along with his wife Sita and his brother Lakshmana, Rama faces many challenges during his exile in the forest. Later, when Ravana kidnaps Sita, Rama starts a difficult journey to rescue her with the help of Hanuman, Sugriva, and the Vanara army. This book tells the complete story of Rama in simple English. It explains the important events, characters, and values in an easy and interesting way. It is written for readers who want to understand the Ramayanam as a story while enjoying the adventure, emotions, and lessons it shares.

This story is about two couple named Ruhaan who was a rich businessman and a girl name Priya... is a middle class girl who spent a night to pay her collage fees.... After intimacy the girl gets pregnant with Ruhaan child... And both gets married together....

Stories of Sri Mahalakshmi, Her various forms, based on the nāmās found in the Lakshmi Ashtothra Shatanamavali. Some are one shots, some are drabbles, some are micro-fiction. (Slow updates till early September) ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

! POTENTIALLY SLOW UPDATES ! . . We all know the story. Lord Ramachandra returned with Sitadevi from Mithila, along with his brothers and their wives. Shortly after, Maharaja Dasharatha resolved to coronate Sri Rama and take Vanaprastha himself. However, things didn't go exactly as planned. A Week To Coronation focuses keenly on the seven days before Lord Ramachandra's departure for the forest, as the title suggests. A storyline inspired by the original, yet containing its own unique additions and styles. DISCLAIMER- I classify this as neither a fanfiction nor a plain retelling. Consider it a mix of both. Allergic readers are advised to stay clear. Happy Reading :)

Vikrama Seetarini: An Epic of the Eternal Fire and her Protector I never thought I'd be the girl whose name stirred whispers in ancestral halls. Time and history don't wait for anyone but they repeats themselves with the same rage and love irrespective of the scars and death.....they always circle back. I was just Saaravi Chaturvedi-an interior designing student, raised on boundaries and silence, walking into Lumen University, Hyderabad with nothing but ambition and a sketchbook. But everything changed the moment I stepped into Aaranyalayam-An ancestral bungalow of the person who got me pondering about his gaze. What was in his eyes? lust? no. love? no......recognition? There in Aaranyalayam , I saw me, in a 700-year-old painting who looked exactly like me. Sitting on the lap of a man who wore Arjun Dev's face. And when I turned to Arjun- the man who is a storm in stillness-I realized he already knew. He had seen that painting years before he saw me. And somehow... he was waiting. What followed wasn't love in the normal sense. It was a reunion of lifetimes. A vow sealed with blood under the divine's gaze. A storm that rang the temple bells without human hands. A flame that didn't flicker, even against the wind. I didn't ask for divinity. I didn't ask to be knelt before, to be called Empress. But fate, it seems, never needed my permission. It circled back to me....The fire once protected by "Rajadhiraja Vikrama Dev Aryavart, because of the curse from, The Fire, Seetarini Vikrama Dev Aryavart". Now I carry more than my name-I carry echoes of an empire, the burden of sacred fire, and a man whose silence speaks in lifetimes. And as the world begins to remember who I am... I am learning to choose who I now want to be. History didn't repeat itself, it is resuming from where it was paused, or should i say cursed.

~Modern Ramayan AU~ In a modern world where ancient stories feel distant, two powerful lineages are quietly set on a path that history has already traced. Siya Shekhawat and Raghav Singh Rathore are born into two historic clans that carry more than just legacy-they carry values that once shaped civilization itself. They do not know it at first, but their lives are part of a story that has already been written in spirit and principle, waiting only to unfold again in a new age. This is a modern retelling of the Ramayana, not as a tale of mystery or hidden truths, but as a timeless reflection of duty, love, sacrifice, and righteousness translated into today's world. The forests and kingdoms are replaced by cities and institutions, yet the moral crossroads remain the same. Choices still define character. Loyalty still demands courage. Love still asks for patience and strength. As Siya and Raghav navigate their worlds, they find themselves drawn into circumstances that mirror ancient ideals-where responsibility often outweighs desire, and doing what is right is never the easiest path. Their journey becomes less about destiny forcing them forward and more about understanding what it means to live with integrity in a changing world. Through them, two great clans unknowingly become vessels for something larger than themselves: the quiet preservation of values the world has begun to forget. At its heart, this is not a story of revelation, but remembrance-a retelling of Ramayana in a new timeline, with new faces, carrying the same eternal lessons of dharma, devotion, and love.

Between the verses of the Ramayan, there are silences and pauses that discuss the unknown with the reader. Glances which are not exchanged, decisions made in the stillness of the moment, grief hidden behind dharma and duty, love spoken only in absence, and fear and anguish expressed in solitude. It was not simple, and it's not easy to express.

RAM RAJYA. A PERFECT LAND. A place where dharma is never broken, and destiny unfolds as it should. But Aarohi, who doubted everything-gods, fate, even history, was about to arrive. A stranger in a world that wasn't hers. A place where every choice mattered, every action echoed, and nothing stayed hidden. Some journeys change more than just the traveler... they change everything.

Stories of Shriman Narayan who is the life giver of me and everyone here Disclaimer : This is a work of fiction based on the sacred scriptures like Ramayana.Utmost care has been taken while writing them and I do not intend to hurt anyone. I respect and revere the characters mentioned in this book as much as you do. Cover credits : ChatGPT Hope you enjoy reading and this is worth your time

A book about our pride Bharat. Our India. Here we will discuss the significance of various rituals, symbols, myths or superstitions, ancient historical facts, and festivals.

"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.

A Ramayana Retelling Sita walks back into Ayodhya not as a queen, but as a woman shaped by exile. Urmila counts the years in silence, her loyalty unacknowledged. Mandavi, always steady, finds her faith tested in a world that doesn't reward stillness. And Bharat-grief-stricken, duty-bound-must lead a kingdom while mourning a brother who was never truly gone. The Return is a reflective reimagining of the Ramayana, told not through battles and dharma, but through longing, loss, love, and quiet defiance. What does it mean to return-to a palace, to a relationship, to oneself-when everything familiar feels changed?

This is a quiz on ramayana....it will be tough guys....so mythology lovers..here is a test for all of yaa

Ramayan: The Tale Of Love And Brotherhood

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#1 in Urmila #2 in Sita #3 in siyakeram #6 in reflections #16 in shadows #16 in starplus Reflections are brighter Shadows are darker Choice is yours Momentary good Or the greater good?