Chapter 9 of Shrimad Bhagwat Puran — Liberation and Vishnu's Grace. This chapter describes attaining salvation through devotion to Lord Vishnu, the importance of His grace, and the fruits of listening to the Bhagwat Puran.
Chapter 5 of Ramcharitmanas — Sundarkand: Hanuman's Journey. This canto describes Hanuman's journey to Lanka, his meeting with Sita, and the burning of Lanka.
Chapter 3 of the Shiva Purana — The Marriage of Parvati and Shiva. This chapter describes the divine story of Parvati's intense penance and her marriage with Shiva.
Chapter 6 of the Ramayana — The War of Lanka. A fierce battle takes place between Rama and Ravana, in which Ravana is slain and Sita is freed.
Chapter 2 of Devi Bhagwat Purana — Battle with Mahishasura. A fierce battle takes place between Goddess Durga and Mahishasura, in which the Goddess destroys the demons in various forms.
Chapter 8 of Shrimad Bhagwat Purana — Other Incarnations and the Glory of Vishnu. Descriptions of other incarnations of Vishnu, such as Parashurama and Buddha, and the singing of their glory are presented.
Chapter 4 of Ramcharitmanas — Kishkindha Kand: The Alliance of Vanaras. This Kand narrates the story of the meeting of Rama and Hanuman, the friendship with Sugriva, and the slaying of Bali.
Chapter 2 of the Shiva Purana — Sati's Sacrifice and Rebirth. This chapter narrates the story of Sati immolating herself in Daksha Prajapati's sacrificial fire pit and her rebirth as Parvati.
Chapter 5 of the Ramayana — Friendship and Search. Rama befriends Sugriva, and Hanuman goes to Lanka in search of Sita.
Chapter 1 of Devi Bhagwat Purana — The Origin Story of Durga. It describes the story of Goddess Durga's origin, the prayers of the gods to her, and the atrocities of Mahishasura.
Mahabharata's Chapter 9 — Consequences and Krishna's Departure. It describes the events after the war, the reign of the Pandavas, and Krishna's departure from Earth.
Chapter 7 of Shrimad Bhagwat Puran — Krishna Avatar: Love and Dharma. Lord Vishnu takes the form of Krishna, slays Kansa, imparts the teachings of the Gita to Arjuna in the Mahabharata war, and establishes love and dharma.
