The Perspective Enigma

Dharmic Architect ● Indic Blogger📰● Researcher📚 ● Geopolitics Analyst 🗺 🌏 ● Architectural Historian and Journalist 📜● Indic Heritage Photographer 📸🛕

[The Perspective Enigma @TPerspective_E]

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Welcome to the official Twitter handle of The Perspective Enigma! The journey shall be centered around the first and last surviving human civilization of the world and understanding the psyche of Bharatvaasis!

[Sagorika @sagorika_s]

May divine and righteous vengeance be by the people. May they rise again.

[The Perspective Enigma @TPerspective_E]

I'm excited to share my latest technical article, "Forecasting Cities: From Static Maps to Algorithmic Urban Models".

This also marks a significant personal milestone: official launch of "The Perspective Enigma", my own website. https://t.co/WoV7agV3E5

[Hellenist ☀️🏺⚡️ @RealHellenist]

Minoan

[The Perspective Enigma @TPerspective_E]

The "Left" accused BJP of weaponizing rape victim’s mother against TMC and politicizing the case. No surprise they’ve been rejected, ours is a civilization that fought for women’s dignity and honor. Real Hindu doesn't sit back in passive grief. We believe in righteous vengeance.

[Sachin More @SM_8009]

This is where Bjp won West Bengal.

A mother fight for justice 🔥

[Words of Wise | Mindset Coach @Wordofwise_]

I highly recommned these 51 YouTube Video Essays.

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[RapperPandit @RapperPandit]

🚨Dear Math Files,
You have missed the OG of Maths. I am giving you History of Maths from 800 BC till 1780 AD. Read On ..

[RapperPandit @RapperPandit]

2. Read on and find the Real OG of Maths

[Aravind @aravind]

Chanting mantras rewires your brain.
Chanting mantras regrows your brain.
Chanting mantras renews your brain.

[The Perspective Enigma @TPerspective_E]

GC has been protesting over UGC, and yet you won't see anybody blocking roads, burning Buses, Trains or damaging any public properties. Bcoz hardworking taxpayers will be the last people believing in vandalism and slowing the Indian economy.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

The antidote for brain rot is books.
The antidote for brain rot is books.
The antidote for brain rot is books.
The antidote for brain rot is books.
The antidote for brain rot is books.
The antidote for brain rot is books.
The antidote for brain rot is books.

[Luckshmi 🪷 @tia_visagie]

The Mahavidyas ₊ ̊⛅.ೃ࿔*:🌻・

[Āryāvarta @Indo__Aryan]

Indo-Aryans also ruled outside India. In the Middle East (c. 1600–1260 BCE), the Kingdom of Mitanni (modern Syria–Turkey region)

[Zarathustrian @JustinHaubrich]

Iran has firmly entered the post-Islamic era of its history. Our national identity is rooted in a proud pre-Islamic heritage. The Islamic era, which we have all endured, brought centuries of darkness and decline. This new post-Islamic age will reconnect Iranians with their authentic Zoroastrian identity and restore the profound sense of fulfillment that Islam stripped away.

[Afghan Zoroastrian @AfgZoroastrian]

The authentic Afghan culture. Tattoos have been since day one.

And then the cult took over.

[TheBlackWolf @thewolvenhour]

Alexander treated Darius' family like his own!

After the Persian rout at Issus in November 333 BC, the Greek scouts rode back at dusk with word that the Great King had fled so fast he had abandoned his own mother, wife, and children on the battlefield.

When Alexander entered the royal tent that night, the air was still heavy with incense and the scent of terror. Sisygambis, white-haired and rigid with dread, mistook Hephaestion for the conqueror and fell at his feet. Alexander lifted her himself, gently, and spoke the words that would be repeated across two empires: “You were not mistaken, mother; this man too is Alexander.” From that moment he called the old queen “Mother,” and she, who had lost a son on the field that day, accepted the title without irony.

Politically it would make ABSOLUTE sense for him to marry one off them and symbolically be "the man" of Asia; but he did not, even if he liked them - a lot. He even said that those "Persian women are so beautiful it's a burden/torture for the eyes to even look at them".

But he gave those women his personal oath that no harm, no insult, no violation would touch them. When Stateira the wife sickened and died two years later, somewhere on the road to Susa, Alexander halted the entire column, put on mourning, and paid for a funeral more splendid than many kings receive in victory. When Darius learnt of that he was sure she was having an affair with Alexander; he could not explain this level of respect.

At the great weddings in Susa in 324 BC Alexander took Stateira the daughter as his second queen, placed the diadem on her head with his own hands, and gave Drypetis to Hephaestion, saying openly that he wished their children to be cousins of his own.

Sisygambis, now stooped and nearly blind, was carried into the banqueting hall on a litter and set at the place of highest honour, above even the King’s Companions. When the news of Alexander’s death reached her a year later, the old woman turned her face to the wall, refused bread and water, and starved herself in four days. In an age when captured princesses were paraded in chains or worse, Alexander kept his word so completely that the vanquished queen chose to follow him into death rather than live in a world where he was no longer king.

[Shahram 𐭠𐭩𐭫𐭠𐭭 𐎃 𐎗🩸ꕥ ❈ @BehdinEran]

This is what Xerxes the great saw entering Athens

[Āryāvarta @Indo__Aryan]

India Gate looks magnificent in the ancient Indian art style

[Tehxi @yajnshri]

The rarest picture of Shri Ganesh and Hanuman ji with five faces .