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Tales of Itihasa
Nithin Putchakayala
14 episodes
1 week ago
Tales of Itihasa is a podcast that brings to life stories from Indian mythology, ancient wisdom, and history — reimagined and retold with wonder, imagination, a cinematic flair, and a modern voice. Join me, Nithin Putchakayala, your host, each week as we explore the great epics, the “what might have been,” the untold narratives, and the echoes that still whisper through the silence of time. A journey for the curious minds, the daydreamers, and the imaginative souls. ✨ Ancient stories beyond the known.
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Tales of Itihasa is a podcast that brings to life stories from Indian mythology, ancient wisdom, and history — reimagined and retold with wonder, imagination, a cinematic flair, and a modern voice. Join me, Nithin Putchakayala, your host, each week as we explore the great epics, the “what might have been,” the untold narratives, and the echoes that still whisper through the silence of time. A journey for the curious minds, the daydreamers, and the imaginative souls. ✨ Ancient stories beyond the known.
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The Land Remembers
Tales of Itihasa
39 minutes 5 seconds
3 weeks ago
The Land Remembers

What makes a place sacred?

By the Sona River, beneath star-scattered skies, Ram asks Vishwamitra why this land feels different—why it radiates such peace and vitality.

The sage's answer takes them deep into the lineage of ancient kings and reveals a profound truth: the land remembers. It holds the imprint of every deed done upon it, every act of righteousness, every moment of cruelty.

But the heart of tonight's story belongs to a hundred daughters—young women of unparalleled beauty and unity—who catch the eye of Vayu, the Wind God himself. When they refuse his proposal with dignity and conviction, his wounded pride turns cruel. In moments, their beauty is shattered.

What happens next reveals one of the most powerful teachings in all of dharma.

King Kusanabha's daughters choose forgiveness over vengeance. Not because they lack power. Not because they're weak. But because they understand a truth that most never grasp:

Every moment spent in anger is a moment surrendered to the one who hurt you.

In this episode, discover:

  • ​Why land absorbs the character of those who walk upon it
  • ​How a hundred sisters moved as one like waves across an ocean
  • ​The moment Vayu's manifestation filled the garden with swirling petals
  • ​What true forgiveness looks like when tested by divine cruelty
  • ​Why forbearance is the axis around which the cosmos spins
  • ​How dharma recognizing dharma creates miracles

This is more than a story. It's a teaching that will change how you see forgiveness, anger, and the marks we leave upon the world.

Episode 13 of Tales of Itihasa—where myths breathe, and imagination flows.

Based on Valmiki Ramayana, Bala Kanda, Sargas 32-34

Tales of Itihasa invites you into a moment of myth reimagined — where every step forward is a step deeper into the soul.


🎧 Written and narrated by Nithin Putchakayala

✨ Follow for more epic retellings and mythological reimaginings.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This episode contains a fictionalized version of events and characters inspired by Indian mythology. It is a creative interpretation and not a historical retelling. If any part of this episode unintentionally hurt your beliefs or sentiments, I sincerely apologize. Please feel free to share your feedback and corrections.

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Tales of Itihasa
Tales of Itihasa is a podcast that brings to life stories from Indian mythology, ancient wisdom, and history — reimagined and retold with wonder, imagination, a cinematic flair, and a modern voice. Join me, Nithin Putchakayala, your host, each week as we explore the great epics, the “what might have been,” the untold narratives, and the echoes that still whisper through the silence of time. A journey for the curious minds, the daydreamers, and the imaginative souls. ✨ Ancient stories beyond the known.