Ramayana 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.

✨THE DAUGHTER OF AYODHYA✨ After having two baby boys, the valiant prince of Ayodhya, Prince Lakshmana, and his wife, the light of Mithila, princess Urmila, were blessed with a daughter. She bloomed like a flower. Soft, Delicate, Sacred. That tiny baby girl grew up to be the first feminist. She learnt to speak louder than forced silence. With her mother's grace and her fathers feirceness, she became one of the best warriors in Aryavart. PRINCESS SOMADA-THE GIRL WHO REFUSED TO BE SILENCED

Mandavi was born a Rajkumari of Sankashya and raised in the court of Janak, where daughters were not taught silence. They were taught to question, to observe, and to demand answers. Then came the exile. When Ram, Rajkumar of Ayodhya, left for the forest with Sita and Lakshman, the exile did not belong only to those who went with him. It also belonged to those who remained behind. For fourteen years, they waited. Mandavi began those years as a sister and a wife - a young woman whose sister had been sent away for no fault of her own, and whose husband had chosen a harder path to atone for the sins of his house. But kingdoms do not pause for grief. While Rajkumars fulfilled their dharma in the forest, palaces still had to stand, households had to endure, and a kingdom had to be held together. By the time Ram returned, Ayodhya had changed. So had Mandavi. No longer only a sister, nor only a wife, she had become a daughter-in-law, a keeper of a fractured household, and a queen forged by waiting. This is the story of the exile as seen from the palace - of the woman history remembered only in passing, and of the fourteen years that changed her forever.

What if Janak had taken Sita back to Mithila

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 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.

P.S.: This is the BOOK 2 of the story FAMILY: Where LIFE begins and LOVE never ends.! Following values and preachings of Ramayana to get to know all kind of love a life gives you surely change your perspective and there emerges a new emotion to always craving to be part of a family. So, let us all together enter into a journey of witnessing life and emotion in a family and cherish the love they have within them.! DISCLAIMER: All the characters are based on the real characters of Ramayana and events depicted are major happenings of the history, still the story, dialogues and songs added are fictitious and are not aiming to hurt anyone's sentiments. Any resemblance to a person living or dead is purely coincidental. P.S: This story is ongoing in India Forums. Following is the link- https://www.indiaforums.com/forum/post/153407918

Driving back to the beginning of the universe, where the only source of light was an effulgent energy. On the request of the Devas, the feminine was born. With her soothing touch grew the trees, bringing every type of colours into the universe which was once colourless. The one who was favoured the most by every single being existing, had to go through each type of pain subsisting in this universe. The mother herself had to go through billions of test laying down as a trap on every step she took. Narayana, her beloved lover, caressed her every pain away. The only source which always bought her to pleasure was his hands brushing through her thick hairs. His eyes adoring every inch of her, but he tried to hide himself from getting caught by her. A point where it was too obvious that he was ready to take on anything just to watch her arrow shaped eyes and her resplendency shining soothingly, just like the moon. Thier universe created the most powerful energy, and resulted into the most divinest happening of all. But was that it? The millions of sacrifices, separations, re-births, staking, and trouble kept exploding piecemeal. Did both of them lose hope after all? Did both of them cerebrate it was better to stay away from each other so there's no upcoming troubles arriving? Read this story to unveil the mask of thier love.

Millennia old Indian ways to manage conflicting situations in day to day life

Our favourite childhood stories of heroes like Rama & Krishna have always danced on the tightrope of being either myth or history. But are they truly just myth or is there any historicity to it? Here's an analysis through archaeological evidences & theories that suggest why it's a lot more historic that we might think.

✨USKI DEEWANI-THE LONG AWAITED LOVE✨ LAKSHMAN ♡ URMILA Urmila Nath🌙 The third prince of Ayodhya who spent his whole life serving his brother with outmost devotion and loyalty. He had decided it in his childhood to never get married and remain a servant to his brother forever, but somehow, that changed when he met the younger princess of Vaideha-That woman with silky black strands and ocean blue eyes gave him a tough competition. Everytime her sword raised against his, everytime her voice rose in the middle of a chaotic argument, he only fell for her even more. Lakshman ki Mila🌙 The second princess of Vaideha who spent her entire childhood thinking she would remain thirteen forever and will never have to get married. She, who ought to be free like the birds in the sky and laugh as long as her heart desired too, suddenly fell in love when she met the third prince of Ayodhya. Sumitra Nandan, Rajkumar Lakshman. And suddenly, her heart beat synched with his. Suddenly, he became her entire world. Suddenly, it felt like their souls were connected since many years. 🌙✨🪔_________🌙✨🪔 But what happened when Lakshman had to leave the palace for fourteen years to serve his brother? Urmila remained heartbroken among the quiet walls, But did she ever gave up? Or did she stood strong like the warrior princess of Vaideha she was?

Book 3 of the Kushadwaja Suta: The Epitome of Selflessness this book tells the story after the exile was over .It highlights the rise of Mandavi and Bharat as the king and queen of Vanarasi how both of them faced and conquered the challenges of a patriarchal society .It is an attempt to highlight Mandavi and Bharat as an idea parents to son Taksha and Pushkal rise of Kaikeyi nandan and Chandrabagha Nandini as a strong king and queen .This book is the journey of Mandavi and Bharat after exile

This is a script for a Podcast titled Kathmandu speaks to you 🎙👽 Ramayan : More Than Just a Myth ( नेपाली भाषा ) Link : https://youtu.be/cXAlAXiulUg You can click the link and enjoy the podcast 📻 or You can read the script and have your own way.. Here I provide you and my friend some evidence that might just be enough proof to re-consider calling hindu epics as mythological tales.

The Ramayan was never fought on planet Earth. It was an epic inter galactic battle fought in Space.

The Ramayan is an ancient tale, one of India's greatest epics, and a chronicle from which everyone can learn a lesson. Despite being retold throughout the entire continent, the story of Rajkumar Ram and his heroic conquering of the rakshas Ravan has remained fundamentally untouched. The pinnacle of dharm, a great story with a tragic ending. But 'What If' something had changed? What if Ram's brother, Lakshman, had died on the battlefield? What if Sita had never asked for the golden deer? What if Ram had never been exiled? Each chapter, I explore a different scenario. What if one scene had changed in the Ramayan? How would the future of the story change? What would have happened? How would the Ramayan's end have been altered? Welcome to Ramayan What-ifs. *Note: Nothing in this story is meant to harm the beliefs of any human being. I will try my best not to write anything offensive or sacrilegious.

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Ravana said, the most important lesson of life is that you must defer the bad action as much as you can and you must do good action without any delay and as much early as you can. If you follow this rule, you can save not only yourself but many other people from being damaged