Samar set of 4 Books English Radha Part 1 & 2 Urmila, Parvati By Samar (English)

Three Songs of Jasmine is a lyrical series that reimagines the lives of mythological women whose voices were softened by time, yet whose inner worlds shaped love, sacrifice, and becoming in profound ways. Across four interwoven narratives—Urmila, Radha, Shravani, and Parvati—the series explores devotion not as passive endurance, but as conscious choice, resilience, and transformation. From the quiet chambers of Ayodhya emerges Urmila, the forgotten princess of Mithila, whose fourteen-year solitude while Lakshman walks into exile becomes a powerful meditation on waiting, duty, motherhood, and the unseen strength of a woman who lives many lives within one. Her silence speaks of sacrifice, not as loss, but as an inner awakening that endures across time and place. In the sacred groves of Vrindavan, a young modern woman, Shravani, encounters the eternal Radha. What begins as a conversation becomes a bridge between the human and the divine. Through Radha’s memories of Krishna and her reflections on the many dimensions of love, Shravani is invited to reconsider longing, devotion, and selfhood. But wisdom is not complete until it is lived— and Shravani’s journey continues beyond philosophy into the imperfect terrain of real life, where love, sorrow, trials, and resilience coexist. Her path mirrors Radha’s own truth: that even the deepest love is not untouched by separation and pain. The final song rises with Parvati, from her birth as Sati reborn to her journey toward union with Shiva. Beyond the familiar legends, the narrative unveils lesser-known Puranic tales—of Ganesha, Kartikeya, Kali, and the profound dialogues between Shiva and Parvati—revealing the fierce tapasya, inner battles, and conscious choice that define Parvati’s becoming. Hers is a story of balance: creation and destruction, tenderness and power, surrender and self-realization. Together, these stories form Three Songs of Jasmine—a meditation on womanhood across ages, where love is not merely romantic, devotion is not blind, and sacrifice is not silent. It is a series about voices long unheard, truths softly spoken, and the timeless journey of women who endure, question, love, and rise.