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In the last episode, we discussed the significance of the Saal tree in the lives of the Santhals. We previously heard that Jaherthan is a sacred place for the Santhals. Manjhethan is another such revered place where it is believed the souls of the departed transform into deities. This place is also associated with the village headman, known as 'Manjhi', who performs the community's rituals there. Now, let's delve deeper into this fascinating tale. Our story is derived from the remarkable book, "Culture and Philosophy of Santhal", penned by the visionary Bhogla Soren. Shodhvahini Media Collective takes pride in presenting this podcast that revives these long-forgotten tales. Our hosts, Sushmita and Epsita, adeptly narrate these ancient stories, extending an invitation for you to immerse yourself in a world of magic and wonder.Shodhvahini Media Collective is a startup specializing in media technology. Our primary focus is storytelling, and we are dedicated to incessantly producing films and various media content that showcase a broad spectrum of authentic Adivasi perspectives.Join us on this podcasting journey as we unravel the marvels of the Santhal people's culture and traditions. Subscribe to our podcast and allow us to guide you on this enthralling adventure. Welcome to a realm where nature and spirituality intertwine in harmonious unison.Voice Artist: Sushmita Dutta and Epsita DuttaPodcast Editor: Atul Jiwan PurtiOur Official Website: https://www.shodhvahini.co.in/Find us on social media:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/shodhvahini-media-collective/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shodhvahini_media/#indigenouspeoplestories #folktales #aboriginals #aboriginalsnarration #natureworship #guardianofnature #Santhal #Santhalhistory