Ramayana Stories

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.

For this story, we'll be looking at the tail-end of some versions of the Ramayana - when Sita finally meets Rama again, after spending years in exile with her sons. Now, this is a story that has a lot of room for interpretation and mixed feelings. Was Sita's undying devotion to Rama a mistake? Was her tragic ending just a symptom of the times? Was Rama in the wrong for his stubborn and steadfast duty to his kingdom, over the love for his wife? These are all things that you'll have to decide for yourself, dear reader. (As noted, this is a retelling of just one version of the story. There are also versions of the story where Sita does not get exiled again, and the story ends happily.)

In this autobiographical narrative, Urmila, the steadfast sister of Sita and devoted wife to Lakshmana, reclaims her voice from the shadows of the Ramayana. Long overshadowed as the "forgotten wife," she weaves a tapestry of her life-marked by joy, sacrifice, quiet strength, and an extraordinary slumber that spanned fourteen years. Through her intimate first-person perspective, Urmila explores themes of duty, love, resilience, and the unseen burdens borne by women in epic tales. The story spans her childhood in Mithila, the grandeur of her marriage, the heart-wrenching exile, her ethereal years of enforced sleep, and her triumphant return to a changed world. This is not merely a retelling but a reclamation: Urmila's dreams, doubts, and unyielding spirit finally illuminated.

Rama went through a lot more than just what is known to most people. He smiled through adversity, but did that mean he was happy? What did he feel, as a child, when he achieved all his feats? When people hailed him? What did he feel like when he himself needed to exile his wife? When he needed to ask her to prove her purity? When he saw Lakshmana walk to him despite his order to him to protect Sita? When he finally killed Ravana? When he met his sons? This is an attempt to comprehend just that. (It's an attempt, also, to humanise Sri Rama and see him as more than just a king. It's to see his emotions behind the confident aura of an emperor. Please do not read further if humanising Sri Rama is something you're against. Thanks :)

The title "Krishnam Vande Jagatgurum" means Sri Krishna is the teacher of this Universe for eternally. This book is for the viewers to answer thoughtful questions of our epics and Puranas. The best of the answers will be published in this book. Thank you! ||Hare Krishna||

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Book review: The epic tale of RAMAYANA originally by Valmiki but written from SITA's point of view and is presented by VOLGA. p.s. To begin with the book one should have the basic knowledge of the great Indian Epic called Ramayana by Valmiki. Also, the story narrated is of the time when lord Rama was sent to exile along with his wife and brother & events are not in order. (All cover pictures are clicked )

Is the rich Aryan past a myth or history? If it is history, what happened to the rich technological heritage of the Mahabharata times? Long ago, five native tribes of Aryans, Vaishyas, Garudas, Waanars and Asuras lived together in harmony at Gondwana. Things changed when a foreign force of Khidmatgars attacked. 250 years after the invasion, Khidmatgars are now a formidable force in Gondwana. Led by Commander Bakht Khan, they have successfully tamed all the native tribes except the Aryans. Yet the Commander's desire for conquest is not satiated. During an unusual conquest of Agneyapuram, Commander accidentally lays his hands on ancient secret of the Mahabharata times - a secret so strong that it can actually help Khidmatgars claim entire Gondwana for themselves. At the same time, a genius Aryan Prince of Indraprashta has vowed to annihilate Khidmatgars from Gondwana using the same secret. What's the secret? Will the Commander be able to tame the Aryans using the secret or shall the genius Aryan prince write the history his way? Gondwana is staring at a war which has the potential to change its fate forever. Plunge into the epic story of the Vedic past with THE GENIUS OF INDRAPRASHTA. Free sample chapters available for reading on https://harshwardhanpadole.com

"They think they can separate us by condemning us to rebirths" he said, voice shaking with emotion, he pressed his forehead against mine, "Well, they are wrong! It does not matter how many rebirths they condemn me to, I will never forget you and I know you will never forget me! No matter what happens, I will keep loving you. I will keep loving you through the lifetimes" "As will I. Always. Forever" I whispered back" Mallika, the daughter of the Preceptor of the Gods, Brihaspati meets Rudhira, the son of the King of Asuras, Vrishaparva. There is instant attraction between them and they meet often only to fall deeply in love. However, she is a Sura and he is an Asura, their families have been at bitter feud with each other for centuries. For the audacity of falling in love with the enemy, Mallika and Rudhira are cursed to rebirths until the day they stop falling for each other. Will they love each other through the lifetimes? Will they ever be able to break the curse?

Talking about the story it is about a Boarding School where our Epic and historical heroines are going to live together enjoying the happy school life studying hard and having fun. Few characters in the story are imaginary and a few may not be of the same period or not related to each other so I request you to treat this just as a fictional story. If I ever hurt anybody's feelings unknowingly in the process of writing this book I apologize from the bottom of my heart. (This stories title is temporary good suggestions are welcome) Thank you everybody for stopping by enjoy reading. - your's Thanmathi

A community for Ramayana Epic Lovers ✨ The credit for this adorable cover goes to the most beautiful editor i know @Suryavadhu_Padma 😉

Krishna has ultimately fulfilled the prophecy of slaying Kans and ending his callous rule over the ancient kingdom of Mathura. A land split by a prehistoric conflict between humans and Rakshasas (A race of giant creatures with unnatural quirks like shape-shifting and invisibility). But now, it is up to Krishna, as the new king of Mathura, to either bring peace among the belligerent factions or burn their strife forever in the flames of war. Karna is a mere fisherboy but is truly exceptional with the bow. He dreams of becoming a warrior someday, yet bound by the shackles of an archaic philosophy, he is prohibited by society to study the arts and sciences of combat. Filled with a desire to become a great warrior that reaches beyond everything he holds dear, Karna embarks on a dangerous journey, filled with deadly beasts and mystical trails, only to find himself a teacher. Bhishma is believed to be the greatest warrior in the continent of Aryavrath and the rightful heir to the kingdom of Hastinapur. Yet, guilty of mistakes committed in his youth, he vows to serve Hastinapur as a servant instead of a king. A selfless act to prevent conflict within his family? Or a foolish decision that would destroy everything that he hoped to preserve? "The Kuru War" isn't another story of a battle between good and evil, instead, it narrates a struggle that defined the morals and norms of an age-old society. It is a thrilling story of beings that had the power to shape the future, a fantastical tale of the rise and fall of the Kuru clan told as an action-packed reimagination of a timeless Sanskrit epic, Mahabharata. **Cover image by Subroto Art

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The Untold contexts left burried inside. Ramayana is an ancient Indian epic written sometime in the fifth century BCE about Rama, prince of Ayodhya who is exiled and then returns. The sage Valmiki wrote it in Sanskrit and taught it to Rama's sons, the twins Lava and Kush. It is a rather long poem, with approximately 24000 verses and is known as the Adi Kavya. (adi = original, first; kavya=poem) While the basic story is about palace politics and battles with demon tribes, the narrative is interspersed with philosophy, ethics, and notes on duty. This book states most of the facts that people are oblivious of. Cover credits- @hazelwolfx

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Sequel to The Story Of Prince Ram Pre-requisite for this book is prior knowledge of the important events in Ramayana. This book is merely a compilation of events and perspectives that have been rarely explored by other authors. Hope you enjoy this experience!