E1.1 Hanuman - Ek Bhakt Jiske Laakho Bhakt
19 June 2026
Wherever Lord Ram’s story is told, Lord Hanuman’s devotion shines. Revered for his strength, humility, and unwavering faith, Hanuman continues to inspire millions of devotees across the world.
E1.2 Hanuman - Shiv Ke Ansh
19 June 2026
Many stories describe Lord Hanuman’s birth, but one popular belief connects it to Lord Shiva, Pawan Dev, and Mata Anjani. Blessed with divine powers and the gift of flight, Hanuman is revered as a Chi...
E1.3 Hanuman -Hanuman Naam Ka Arth
19 June 2026
One popular legend says the name Hanuman is linked to a dislocated jaw. As a child, he mistook the Sun for a fruit and leapt to catch it, until Indra struck him with his Vajra, creating a tale remembe...
E1.4 Hanuman_Hanuman Aur Sindoor Ki Kahaani
19 June 2026
A popular legend says Hanuman covered himself in sindoor for Lord Ram’s well-being. Devotees also offer Tulsi, believing it helps satisfy Hanuman’s immense hunger and pleases him.
E1.5 Hanuman - Shani Dev Ka Vardaan
19 June 2026
A popular belief says Shani Dev blessed Hanuman after being helped by him. Many devotees worship Hanuman before offering prayers to Shani, and he remains an icon of strength and discipline.
E1.6 Hanuman -Makardhwaj Aur Kusti
19 June 2026
A popular legend tells of a wrestling match between Hanuman and Makardhwaj. Only later did they learn of their bond, a story often linked to Hanuman’s lasting influence on wrestling traditions.
E2.1 Satvic Food - Indian Food & Culture
19 June 2026
In India, offering food is a gesture of love and respect. Vegetarian and sattvic traditions are deeply rooted in daily life, reflecting values of simplicity, hospitality, and spirituality.
E2.2 Satvic Food - Types Of Food
19 June 2026
Many see Indian food as oily, but its roots are simple and wholesome. Vedic traditions classify food into three types—Sattvic, Rajasic, and Tamasic—each shaping body and mind differently.
E2.3 Satvic Food - Why To Eat Using Hands
19 June 2026
In India, eating with hands is a long-standing tradition. Many believe it enhances the dining experience, while Ayurveda links it to mindfulness and a deeper connection with food.
E2.4 Satvic Food - Five Elements
19 June 2026
Ayurveda links food to individual body types. It teaches that the body is shaped by five elements and three doshas, making Sattvic food an important part of balance and well-being.
E3.1 OM Kya Hai
19 June 2026 | 2 min
Om is more than a sacred symbol. It is a syllable a mantra and a primordial sound. Through chanting and silence it represents the inner journey of the individual soul toward union with the Supreme rea...
E3.2 Shape Of OM
19 June 2026 | 2 min
In Banaras the deeper meaning of Om unfolds through its three sounds A U and M. Together they represent creation preservation and dissolution revealing the profound cycle within this sacred syllable.