The Ramayana is not just an epic tale - it is the map of our inner journey. Our body, with its ten senses (five jñānendriyas and five karmendriyas), is King Daśaratha. The three guṇas are the queens within us: sattva (Kausalyā), rajas (Sumitrā), and tamas (Kaikeyī). The four inner faculties - Chit (Rāma), Buddhi (Lakṣmaṇa), Manas (Śatrughna), and Ahaṁkāra (Bharata) - shape our consciousness.

Kundalinī Śakti (Sītā) rests in the Mūlādhāra, while Prāṇa (Hanumān) unites Śakti with Chit. Through yoga, when the mind stills, Śakti rises to meet Rāma at Sahasrāra. Ayodhyā represents the heart (Anāhata), Laṅkā the ego-centre (Maṇipūra), and Rāvaṇa the ten-faced ego. When ego dominates, Śakti is trapped. But when Rāma, with the help of Hanumān (disciplined Prāṇa), conquers Rāvaṇa, the bridge of discipline (Rāma Setu) connects conscious and subconscious, freeing Śakti and uniting Consciousness with Energy.

Ramayana is not only Rāma's journey - it is our own path from bondage to liberation. Secrets of Ramayana is a must-read for seekers, yogis, and all who wish to uncover the timeless spiritual truths hidden within one of the world's greatest epics.