E 36 The Birth of Urvashi
The dialogue between Narayan muni and the Apsaras, the role of Ahankaar or Ego
Treasures from the Puraans
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Puraanic stories are like daisy chains of cause and effect. Specially curated from the Puraanic genre of Hindu literature, these are stories with the classic elements of love, war, intrigue, jealousy, revenge between Gods, demons, kings. nymphs and sages. New Episodes EVERY THURSDAY! If you've enjoyed listening to this, check out my other podcasts:
'महिषासुरमर्दिनी की कथा', 'FUNiture of my mind', 'Aao Suno Kahaani', 'प्रभा प्रसाद की मार्मिक कहानियां' and 'The Story of Mahishasurmardini'.
E 32 The Law of Karma
Sage Ved Vyas explains the different kinds of Karma and tells the story of events leading up to Sri Krishna's parents being imprisoned.
E 31 King Janmejay poses questions to Ved Vyaas
'Shankaa Samaadhaan', or removal of doubts by persistent questioning, has been the cornerstone of Hinduism. King Janmejay resorts to it.
E 30 Ram Worships the Devi
On the advice of sage Naarad, Ram worships the Devi to overcome his troubles. Naarad muni also answers Ram's queries about the Devi.
E 29 The Story of Nahush
Puraanic stories are like daisy chains of cause and effect. Here is one more such story.