Yours perennially, Love

Season Finale Episode 10: I love you, you are my other half

This is the story of Ardhnarishwara, a composite form of Shiva and Shakti in which half of the body is male( Shiva) and the other half is female( Shakti).It represents the inseperable nature of masculine and feminine energies within us and signifies the harmony of opposites. Follow me for more such beautiful tales that will warm your heart but may be leave you with a tear. Also, for all those book lovers you can checkout my book with the same name as my show - https://www.amazon.in/Yours-perennially-Love-Priyance-Agarwalla-ebook/dp/B089S34GLL Thank you 🙏🏻 Disclaimer: The events and characters are inspired from Indian mythology and history, however creative freedom has been taken to shape them into engaging narratives.Listeners discretion advised.

Episode 9: I love you and I will never give up on us

“To be deeply loved by someone gives you strength, but to love someone deeply gives you courage”. This is the story of the courageous princess Savitri who brought back her husband Satyavan to life from the clutches of the Yamraj, the God of death. A timeless tale of love, devotion and the triumph of the human spirit. Follow me for more such beautiful tales that will warm your heart but may be leave you with a tear. Also, for all those book lovers you can checkout my book with the same name as my show - https://www.amazon.in/Yours-perennially-Love-Priyance-Agarwalla-ebook/dp/B089S34GLL Thank you 🙏🏻 Disclaimer: The events and characters are inspired from Indian mythology and history, however creative freedom has been taken to shape them into engaging narratives.Listeners discretion advised.

Episode 8: I love you so much that I will cease to exist without you

“The only hope for a lover’s heart is the hope of reunion.” This is the story of the most powerful goddess of Kaliyug, Rani Sati Dadi. Please note Hindu scriptures have no mention of any practice of Sati where a widow self immolates herself at the death of her husband. Follow me for more such beautiful tales that will warm your heart but may be leave you with a tear. Also, for all those book lovers you can checkout my book with the same name as my show - https://www.amazon.in/Yours-perennially-Love-Priyance-Agarwalla-ebook/dp/B089S34GLL Thank you 🙏🏻 Disclaimer: The events and characters are inspired from Indian mythology and history, however creative freedom has been taken to shape them into engaging narratives.Listeners discretion advised.

Episode 7: I love you, but you never did

This is the heart breaking story of Devyani, the daughter of the guru of demons, Shukracharya. A tale of betrayal and lost love that many of us also experience in today’s times. The only way to get over this pain is to first forgive ourselves for letting the wrong person come in our lives. Follow me for more such beautiful tales that will warm your heart but may be leave you with a tear. Also, for all those book lovers you can checkout my book with the same name as my show - https://www.amazon.in/Yours-perennially-Love-Priyance-Agarwalla-ebook/dp/B089S34GLL Thank you 🙏🏻 Disclaimer: The events and characters are inspired from Indian mythology and history, however creative freedom has been taken to shape them into engaging narratives.Listeners discretion advised.

Episode 6: I love you, for who you are within

This is the story of Lord Aravan, the husband of all the Aravanis or transgenders of India. Every year in the small village of Koovagam in Tamil Nadu, a 18 day celebration is held dedicated to Lord Aravan where transgenders from all around the world gather to become his brides and celebrate him. Follow me for more such beautiful tales that will warm your heart but may be leave you with a tear. Also, for all those book lovers you can checkout my book with the same name as my show - https://www.amazon.in/Yours-perennially-Love-Priyance-Agarwalla-ebook/dp/B089S34GLL Thank you 🙏🏻 Disclaimer: The events and characters are inspired from Indian mythology and history, however creative freedom has been taken to shape them into engaging narratives.Listeners discretion advised.