Chapter 4:

"Yajna: The Path of Power and Purification"
This episode explores the origins of Havan the sacred fire ritual, from Vedic cosmology to its therapeutic and spiritual significance. Discover how Lord Brahma used Agni to initiate creation, the blessings Agnidev received, and the indispensable role of Devi Swaha. Learn about the mantras, offerings, hand mudras, and the scientific relevance of Yagya therapy in mental healing.

Chapter 3 :- सप्त चिरंजीवी - The Seven Immortals

(The Eternal Beings of Hindu Mythology and Their Role in the End Times)

In Hindu mythology, The Seven Chiranjeevis are seven legendary figures who were granted immortality. It is believed that they are still alive today in the Kali Yuga and will aid Lord Vishnu’s final avatar, Kalki, in re-establishing righteousness (Dharma) at the end of the age.

1. Ashwatthama

   • Curse: Cursed by Lord Krishna for using the Brahmastra on an unborn child during the Mahabharata war. He was condemned to wander the earth in agony but never die.

   • Believed location: Forests or remote mountains of central India.

2. King Bali (Mahabali)

   • Boon: Granted immortality by Lord Vamana (Vishnu’s dwarf avatar) and made ruler of the underworld (Patal Lok), with permission to visit Earth once a year.

   • Believed location: Patal Lok (Netherworld), but said to visit during the Onam festival.

3. Ved Vyasa

   • Boon: Received immortality for his unparalleled contribution to Hindu scriptures—dividing the Vedas and composing the Mahabharata.

   • Believed location: Deep in meditation in the Himalayas.

4. Lord Hanuman

   • Boon: Blessed by both Lord Rama and Goddess Sita to remain on Earth as long as Rama’s name is remembered.

   • Believed location: Roams the Earth, helping devotees of Rama.

5. Vibhishana

   • Boon: Granted immortality by Lord Rama for his devotion and righteousness, and made the ruler of Lanka.

   • Believed location: Still resides in Lanka (modern Sri Lanka) in a spiritual form.

6. Kripacharya

   • Boon: Granted immortality by Lord Krishna for his wisdom and devotion. He is destined to serve as the guru of Kalki.

   • Believed location: Said to live in a hidden ashram or Himalayan region.

7. Parashurama

   • Boon: The sixth avatar of Vishnu and disciple of Lord Shiva, who rid the earth of corrupt Kshatriyas 21 times.

   • Believed location: Meditating in the mountains; will emerge to teach divine warfare and weapons to Kalki.

The Kalki Avatar, prophesied to appear at the end of Kali Yuga, will restore Dharma by destroying evil. The seven Chiranjeevis will play crucial roles in this divine mission:

• Parashurama will train Kalki in divine weapons.

• Kripacharya will guide him with wisdom and spiritual knowledge.

• Hanuman, Vibhishana, and Ved Vyasa will assist in spreading his message.

• Bali will support with resources and protection.

• Ashwatthama, after redemption, may also join the divine cause.

The Seven Chiranjeevis symbolize eternal values—devotion, penance, wisdom, courage, and loyalty. Their continued presence on Earth reminds believers that divine support is always available, and that evil will eventually be overcome when the time is right.

Chapter 2: Unlock India’s Hidden Power: Temples Shrouded in Mystery, Legends & Miracles

What if ancient temples held more than just history—what if they held secrets science still can’t explain?

Welcome to India’s Eternal Temples — a spine-tingling podcast series where every episode takes you deep into the heart of India’s most mysterious and powerful sacred sites. From divine curses and floating idols to underground vaults and exorcism rituals, we unravel stories too strange to be fiction… and too real to ignore.

Explore temples like:

Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple– The world’s richest temple, guarded by serpents and a locked vault that may never be opened.
Kamakhya Devi – Where the goddess’s power flows through nature itself — and her menstruation is celebrated, not hidden.
Kailasa at Ellora – A mountain carved top-down into a massive temple… with no modern tools, in just 18 years.
Mehandipur Balaji – A temple of healing, where spirits are cast out and skeptics are left speechless.
Karni Mata – Where over 25,000 sacred rats roam freely — and not a single outbreak has ever occurred.
Antarikṣa Pārśvanātha – Home to a “floating” Jain idol that touches the base by just one toe.

This isn’t just a history podcast. It’s a journey into the unknown — where faith, legend, and unexplainable truths collide. If you’re curious about the mystical side of India the world rarely sees…
Follow now and begin your journey. Some doors should stay closed. Others are waiting to be opened.