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Sunday, November 13, 2022

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This blog is a small offering born out of devotion, curiosity and wonder at the vastness of Sanatana Dharma. Many of the articles here are written after hearing a story, a discourse, a question, or a small spark of inspiration that stayed in the heart and asked to be explored more deeply. Writing becomes a way to understand, contemplate, and share. Over time, the blog has grown into a spiritual library of reflections — covering scriptures, saints, rituals, symbolism and everyday devotion. To help readers explore easily, the articles are organised into themed sections. 🟠 Epics & Itihasa Reflections Stories and contemplations from the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Here you will find: Character reflections Dharma dilemmas Lessons from exile, duty and devotion Symbolism hidden in epic narratives 🔵 Saints, Poets & Devotees The lives and teachings of bhaktas who walked the path before us. This section includes: Bhakti saints and poet-saints Inspiring devotee stories Lesser-known spiritual personalities Women saints and voices of devotion 🟣 Vedas, Upanishads & Philosophy Gentle explorations of deep spiritual ideas. Here we reflect on: Vedic wisdom Upanishadic concepts Dharma, karma, maya and moksha Spiritual psychology and life questions 🟢 Temples, Rituals & Traditions Understanding the why behind what we practice. Topics include: Temple traditions and symbolism Festivals and rituals Samskaras and cultural practices Sacred customs explained simply 🟡 Divine Personalities & Avatars Essays dedicated to the many forms of the Divine. You will find reflections on: Sri Rama, Sri Krishna and Devi Hanuman and other beloved forms Symbolism of divine qualities and names 🌸 Devotional Literature & Songs The sweetness of bhakti expressed through words and music. This section includes: Stotras and kirtanas Sacred phrases and meanings Reflections on devotional poetry 🌿 Nature, Symbolism & Sacred Culture Seeing the sacred in everyday life and nature. Here we explore: Sacred plants, animals and food Cultural symbolism Spiritual meaning in daily life ⚪ Spiritual Living & Life Reflections Quiet reflections connecting devotion with daily living. These essays touch on: Faith, gratitude and surrender Joyful devotion Simplicity and inner growth 🔴 Special Series — Ramayana Across Asia A growing series exploring how the Ramayana travelled across cultures and countries, revealing the universal love for Sri Rama. A Small Note from the Author 🌼 This blog is not an academic work, but a heartfelt journey of learning and sharing. If even one article inspires reflection, devotion or curiosity, its purpose is fulfilled. Thank you for being here.

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