For over three decades, Chandra Katwaroo has been a beacon of devotion, using her performances of the Ramayan and bhajans to inspire and uplift others. The Ramayan, an ancient Sanskrit epic by Valmiki, narrates the life of Lord Ram and imparts lessons on faith, resilience, and the duality of life. Katwaroo’s deep connection to this sacred text began in her childhood, as her father would read and expound upon it every Saturday, instilling in her a lifelong passion. Her favorite part of the epic is when Ram, exiled to the forest for 14 years, returns to his kingdom, greeted by the joyous lighting of lamps—a symbol of hope and triumph. Beyond her spiritual pursuits, Katwaroo is a gifted singer, actively participating in Hindu festivals like Ganesh Utsav, Pitr Paksh, and Divali. Her musical journey began at six, singing in school choirs and churches, which exposed her to diverse cultures and religions. Despite personal tragedies, including the loss of her husband and son, Katwaroo continues to share her music and teachings, traveling globally to spread messages of faith and empowerment. She has released nine albums, composed numerous songs, and received accolades for her contributions to culture and spirituality. Her mantra, ‘I filled my heart with love one day, to all I met I gave it away,’ reflects her unwavering commitment to helping others. Katwaroo’s life is a testament to the power of faith, resilience, and service, as she continues to inspire countless individuals to recognize their inner divinity and purpose.