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Ramayana Odyssey is a storytelling and reflection podcast that brings the timeless wisdom of the Ramayana into a modern, relatable context. Each episode begins with a narrative from the epic, followed by thoughtful reflections that explore its deeper meaning through Vedantic insight, psychology, and everyday life experiences. This is not just a retelling of an ancient story—it is a journey into understanding our choices, our mind, and the path of dharma in today’s world.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRamayana Odyssey is a storytelling and reflection podcast that brings the timeless wisdom of the Ramayana into a modern, relatable context. Each episode begins with a narrative from the epic, followed by thoughtful reflections that explore its deeper meaning through Vedantic insight, psychology, and everyday life experiences.
Ramayana Odyssey is hosted by Project Self. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 14- Why Rama Belongs to Everyone" (19 August 2026, 21 minutes), "Episode 13-Why the Ramayana Still Matters Today" (6 July 2026, 26 minutes), and "Episode 13-Why the Ramayana Still Matters Today" (6 July 2026, 26 minutes).
Ramayana Odyssey publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 23 minutes across 14 episodes.
Booking probability for Ramayana Odyssey is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ramayana Odyssey requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ramayana Odyssey's contact route on record: verified email.
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Project Self hosts Ramayana Odyssey, a religion podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #14
Does Rama belong only to a few — or to everyone? How should we understand Kamba Ramayanam, Rama’s universality, and even modern debates like the Aryan invasion theory while studying the Ramayana today? In this special...
Ramayana Odyssey
<p>Why does the Ramayana still matter today?<br />How can today’s youth connect with it in a living and transformative way?<br />And how deeply is the Ramayana still alive in Bharat — in its culture, memory, sacred...
Ramayana Odyssey
Why does the Ramayana still matter today? How can today’s youth connect with it in a living and transformative way? And how deeply is the Ramayana still alive in Bharat — in its culture, memory, sacred geography, and...
Ramayana Odyssey
<p>In this reflection episode of the Ramayana Odyssey Podcast, <b>Daksha Nair</b> and <b>Rajesh Rabindranath</b> reflect on one of the most sacred turning points in the Ramayana tradition.</p><p>After the profound <b>Mā...
Episode #11
<p>In this episode of the Ramayana Odyssey Podcast, Daksha narrates one of the most sacred moments in the Ramayana tradition.</p><p>After the <b>Mā Niṣāda</b> moment, Maharshi Valmiki sits in deep silence, reflecting on...
Episode #10
<p>In <b>Episode 10 of the Ramayana Odyssey Podcast</b>, Daksha Nair continues her <b>Wisdom Conversation</b> with <b>Pujya Swami Chidananda Puri Ji</b> of <b>Advaita Ashram, Kozhikode, Kerala</b>.</p><p>In this...
Episode #9
<p> In this special <b>Wisdom Conversation</b> of the Ramayana Odyssey Podcast, <b>Daksha Nair</b> speaks with <b>Pujya Swami Chidananda Puri Ji</b> of <b>Advaita Ashram, Kozhikode, Kerala</b> — a deeply respected...
Ramayana Odyssey
<p>In this <b>Reflection Episode</b> of the Ramayana Odyssey Podcast, Daksha Nair is joined by the co-authors of Ramayana Odyssey — <b>Acharya Vivek Ji</b>, <b>Dr. Vikrant Singh Tomar</b>, and <b>Rajesh Rabindranath</b>...
Episode #7
<p>The episode delves into the unforgettable moment when Valmiki, moved by compassion, speaks the world's first poetic expression, Ma Nishada. It explores the power of stillness, reflection, and the birth of poetry from...
Episode #6
<p>Who is the ideal human being?</p><p>In this reflection episode of the Ramayana Odyssey Podcast, Rajesh Rabindranath and Daksha Nair explore one of the most profound moments in the Valmiki Ramayana: Valmiki’s question...
Episode #5
<p>The conversation with Dr. Janiki Santhoke delves into the Vedantic perspective on the Ramayana, understanding Rama as a symbol of perfection, interpreting dharma in complex situations, guidance on handling emotions...
Episode #4
<p>Who is the ideal human being?</p><p>This timeless question, asked by Valmiki to Narada, lies at the heart of the Ramayana—and speaks directly to each of us, even today.</p><p>In this episode of Ramayana Odyssey, we...
Episode #2
<p>Why does the Ramayana still matter today?</p><p>In this episode of Ramayana Odyssey, we explore the meaning, depth, and timeless relevance of the Ramayana—one of the most influential epics in Hinduism and Sanatana...
Episode #2
<p>How does a human being really change?</p><p>In this episode of Ramayana Odyssey, we reflect on the powerful transformation of Ratnakara—the bandit who becomes the sage Valmiki—and explore what this journey reveals...
Ramayana Odyssey
<p>In this first episode of Ramayana Odyssey, we explore one of the most powerful transformation stories in the Ramayana—the journey of Ratnakara, a feared bandit who becomes the sage Valmiki.</p><p>Through a profound...
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