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Is it something we are born with or something we learn from others? It was around BC, when a man named Alexander had stepped foot in India leading to a cultural exchange evident even today. Devdutt Pattanaik narrates the popular story of Amrit Manthan in a lucid manner explaining how it was the cause for the emergence of various gems, gods and goddesses from the Ocean of Milk. Trimurti translates as three forms. E16 Gods and Food 22 Min. Devdutt also provides us with an understanding of how the deities are worshiped and why.

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Devdutt gives examples of various strong, benevolent, wise and honest women that shaped the Mahabharata in their own way. Devdutt Pattanaik introduces the various supernatural beings from Indian mythology, in this episode. This episode of Devlok with Devdutt Pattanaik shines the spotlight devpok Ram Rajya and why it is deemed most successful.

Hindi-language television programs Indian mythological television series Indian television series debuts Epic channel television series s Indian television series. In this episode, Devdutt Pattanaik tells us how the concept of Aatma developed since the Vedas.

Why is Radha a prominent link for Lord Krishna's devotion?

Devlok 2: With Devdutt Pattanaik

E17 Yugas 23 Min. He narrates stories from Sita's childhood and explains why Draupadi never had a childhood. Manu was the progenitor of mankind, who had two children - Ikshvaku and Ila. He also gives us a brief introduction not just on Draupadi but also on the other wives of the Pandavas.

E25 Puja 21 Min. Hinduism lays a lot of importance on Yatra or pilgrimage. Devdutt also explains the importance of elephants in Jainism and Buddhism. Devdutt Pattanaik discusses the three personas and their different modalities in this episode.

He tells us how these terms became part of our vocabulary and how their meanings changed slightly over time. But why did the Mathura-born Lord Krishna migrate to Dwarka? From the concept of the Holy Triad — BrahmaVishnu and Shiva to the different avatars of the Goddess Durgaeach episode is engaging and addictive.

In this episode, Devdutt Pattanaik talks about some of the more famous nakshatras in Hindu mythology and narrates interesting stories about them.

E7 Dwarka 21 Min. Of the many different devotees of Ram, Shabri's dedication and service towards him is legendary. He explains the significance of the items and how they are used in different parts of the country. He elaborates on the temples' architecture and the relevance of sexual desires that have emerged from chronicles, epics and lore. E11 Asthras 23 Min. E11 Rama's Ancestors 22 Min. E17 Greek Mythology 23 Min.

The Ganga is the most sacred river to the Hindus. The existence of Alexander is seen in Shraman parampara and stories about him are found in the form of folklore, especially in the Jain tradition.

Apart from analyzing the dialogue between the Pandava prince, Arjuna and the charioteer, Krishna, Devdutt also discusses the different kinds of Gitas, the ideas of Dharma and Karma and the various translations.

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Hindus consider it important to keep their deities happy and content by way of offering them food. Most of these stories are interesting narratives that comprise of necessary story-telling elements like drama, intrigue, romance, thriller and heart-break.

Harishchandra, one of Rama's ancestors, is the topic of discussion in this episode. In Hindu mythology, the act of the creation of the universe is talked about in more than one manner.

Fathers play a pivotal role in Hindu mythology and have a deep significance transcending family values. Marriage is the taming of the man and the woman as well as feeling a sense of responsibility. He also discusses mythology in relevance to what it means rather what it symbolizes and represents in terms of our cultural identity. The show is based on Indian mythology and presented by mythologist Devdutt Pattanaik.