Welcome back y'all! Thank you for your support in the last episode! This episode we are looking at the festival of Navratri, and how such a festival provides insight into the role of women within the broader Dharmic tradition. Just a disclaimer, this episode is a little bit heavier in terms of content discussed, but I do believe it is worth sharing. A reminder that it is just my opinion, so if you have any comments or concerns feel free to contact me!

WELCOME BACK! It's time to restart Dharmic Heroes in a brand new way! I look forward to starting again, and hope that this journey will be as good for you as it is for me!

Namaste! In honor of Pratishta Dwadashi, or the day of the Hindu calendar when the Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir in Ayodhya was officially consecrated, I have decided to re-upload the episode on this sacred site.

This episode is a short episode analyzing the qualities and life of Sita Mata, the wife of Lord Rama.

This episode covers the life of Sita Mata, Lord Rama's wife.

Note: I've been saying this word wrong in some of my episodes, but the word Avatar in Dharmic traditions is pronounced (Avv-taar) instead of (Ava-taar)

The latest episode about the history of the Ram Janmabhoomi Mandir.

Disclaimer: This video is not meant to offend anyone, and all the information used, besides my personal opinions, was confirmed through the use of many sources.

This episode is a short episode analyzing the key aspects and qualities of Prince Lakshman's life.

Disclaimer: When referring to thanking a veteran, I meant to say "his or her" service. The efforts of female soldiers within armies around the world has saved hundreds of thousands of lives and should not go unnoticed. I apologize for this mistake.

This episode covers the life of Lakshman, Lord Rama's brother.