Anjaneya was an intelligent boy. He said, “The fruits of the forest are so small. The sun seems to be a big and red fruit and therefore it must be ripe. It is the Sun that will satisfy my hunger.”
When Anjaneya Consumed the Sun | A Story of Hanuman
Pushya Nakshatra | The Loyalty of Lakshmana
Pushya Nakshatra is where the soul, which is incarnate in a temporal human form, begins to mature as a human being.
What is the modern significance of myths? Author Interview with Indrani Deb
"Myths reflect the essence of history and philosophy. Myths show man at his best and man at his worst. Myths project man as God, and man as the devil."
The Psychology of Mythological Characters | Author Interview with Indrani Deb
"The main reason why mythology has lasted for centuries is that though the characters are shown to be larger than life, they actually represent real human beings with real feelings and impulses."
Swayamvara | The Forgotten Ritual of Women Empowerment in Ancient India
In Ancient India, the practice of Swayamvara or self-chosen groom was a significant ritual. A young woman of marriageable age, belonging to a noble family, had the right to choose her own spouse in the presence of her parents and family members. The intention of the ritual clearly signifies the ideals of women empowerment in a forgotten age and time.