Why Hanuman Wanted to Return His Immortality – A Divine Dialogue of Love, Devotion, and Destiny

One day, Hanuman ji came and sat silently at the feet of Mata Sita. His head was bowed, and tears welled up in his eyes. Seeing his sorrow, Sita ji asked lovingly:
“What is it, dear son? Why this sadness? Why are your eyes filled with tears?”

Hanuman replied with folded hands:
“Mother, you once gave me many boons—immortality, eternal strength, honor beyond compare. Today, I have come to return them all.
I don’t want the gift of immortality.
A life where I am separated from the feet of my Lord Ram… is not a life I wish to live.”

When Lord Shiva Tested Shri Ram’s Dharma – A Divine Leela of Shraddha and Humility

Once, in Ayodhya, Lord Shri Ram organized a Shraddha ceremony to honor His ancestors and arranged a grand meal for Brahmins. Hearing about this divine event, groups of Brahmins from far and wide began arriving. Lord Shiva, curious about this divine arrangement, took the form of an aged Brahmin and joined the gathering. Upon reaching the site, he said to Shri Ram,
“I, too, wish to partake in this sacred meal.”

Bhishma Pitamah lay on a bed of arrows on the battlefield.

Even the slightest movement would cause the arrows piercing his body to spurt blood with unbearable pain. In this state, many came to meet him.
Shri Krishna too came for his darshan.

Seeing Him, Bhishma laughed and said:
“Welcome, Jagannath! You are all-knowing. You know everything.
Tell me, what sin did I commit to deserve such a dreadful punishment?”

Subject: The Arrogance and Fall of Bhasmasura – A Lesson in Misusing Divine Boons

There was once a selfish demon who began worshipping Lord Shiva not out of devotion, but to fulfill his own selfish desires. Every day he would offer funeral ashes to Shiva, and from this ritual, he came to be known as Bhasmasura. Lord Shiva, the ever-compassionate and easily pleased Ashutosh, appeared before him, unaware or rather, unconcerned by the demon’s evil intentions, and said, “Ask for any boon.”

When Hanuman Ji scared Aurangzeb when he came to destroy his temple!

This one min thread will give you goosebumps, read the thread till end It was the period of 12th century (around 1143). King Prola II of Kakatiya dynasty had gone for hunting in the forest. When he got tired and started resting under a tree, he heard the chanting of Lord Rama in the middle of that dense forest.

A Divine Tale from Pre-Independence Varanasi – The Devotee Sudarshan Ji

This happened before India’s independence
In Varanasi lived a devout spiritual seeker named Sudarshan Ji, a staunch devotee of Mata Durga. One day, during Brahmamuhurat (pre-dawn hours), he stood waist-deep in the holy Ganga, absorbed in chanting. Just then, a boat belonging to a local strongman passed by.

The Divine Birth of Hanuman Ji: The Story of Mata Anjani (Aanjana)

In her previous birth, Mata Anjani was the celestial nymph (apsara) Punjikasthala, who resided in the divine court of Lord Indra. She was incredibly beautiful and playful by nature. One day, in a moment of mischief, she disturbed a powerful sage deep in meditation. Enraged, the sage cursed her You shall be born as a vanari (monkey-like woman), with a restless and wild nature.”

Terrified and regretful, Punjikasthala begged for forgiveness. Softening slightly, the sage told her:

“Even in your vanara form, you will possess divine beauty. You will give birth to a mighty son whose name and glory will be remembered for ages.”

This was a divine blessing in disguise.

How did Israel eliminate so many Iranian military officials?🧵

Here’s the unbelievable story of a woman who didn’t carry a gun, fly a jet, or drive a tank but shook the Iranian regime from within, simply using her soft persona, like a knife cutting through butter on a Tehran summer day. Meet Catherine Perez-Shakdam, an Israeli spy who infiltrated Iran with a French passport. She posed as a devout Muslim woman, even marrying a Yemeni Muslim man all to deceive the regime from within.