Sacred Texts of Indian Philosophy
Explore the timeless teachings of Indian scriptures including the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Bhagavad Gita, and the Upanishads. These texts offer profound insights into life, duty, spirituality, and the nature of the universe, serving as spiritual guides for all ages.
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POST 11
02.08.2026 POST NUMBER 11 VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA CHAPTER NUMBER 11 THE HORSE-SACRIFICE BEGUN A year passed by. And the Spring gladdened again the hearts of men. And on the full moon day, Dasaratha…
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POST 10
14.06.2026 POST NUMBER 10 VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA CHAPTER NUMBER 10 THE HORSE-SACRIFICE RESOLVED UPON Soon Spring came on. And upon Dasaratha came the desire to perform the sacrifice. He had pinned his hopes…
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POST 9
11.06.2026 POST NUMBER 9 VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA CHAPTER NUMBER 9 DASARATHA AND RISHYASRINGA “Of the illustrious line of Ikshvaku will spring a righteous monarch, by name Dasaratha. Romapada, the lord of Anga, and…
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POST 8
08.06.2026 POST NUMBER 8 VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA CHAPTER NUMBER 8 RISHYASRINGA – THE INNOCENT Sumantra, the charioteer, was one of the confidential ministers of Dasaratha. Sumantra sought the privacy of the king and…
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POST 7
05.06.2026 POST NUMBER 7 VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA CHAPTER NUMBER 7 A CHILDLESS KING King Dasaratha was without any offspring. He had tried every means that the Holy Books recommend. But he could not…
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POST 6
02.06.2026 POST NUMBER 6 VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA CHAPTER NUMBER 6 DASARATHA’S MINISTERS Dasarata was a wise and warlike monarch in the government of his vast empire. In this great venture he was assisted…
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POST 5
30.05.2026 POST NUMBER 5 VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA CHAPTER NUMBER 5 DASARATHA From this city, Ayodhya, king Dasaratha reigned over his people. He ruled wisely and well like Manu, the Divine Ruler of men.…
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POST 4
27.05.2026 POST NUMBER 4 VALMIKI RAMAYANA BALA KANDA CHAPTER NUMBER 4 AYODHYA The line of Ikshvaku commences from the Divine Ruler, Manu. Since that far-off times the mighty kings of the Ikshvaku line held…
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Podcast Episode: POST NUMBER 1
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