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[Urvi @itsmiling_face]

Shiva depicted in his Aṣṭamūrti form (octo-morphic), 6th century CE. late Gupta period.

[🦢⃝⃝𝓣𝓱𝓮𝓢𝓲𝓵𝓮𝓷𝓽𝓢𝔀🎀𝓷જ⁀➴🩷🌷 @Sash_OceanOfLuv]

In Indian culture, literature and storytelling are not just leisure activities. They are the very fabric of daily life, spiritual duty, and familial bonding.

​I completely understand the sadness you feel when witnessing a lack of literary and storytelling culture. It makes one realize how precious a deeply rooted tradition really is.

​To offer a perspective from another ancient civilization, filling the home with books and living through stories is the very heartbeat of Indian culture. In a typical Indian household, books are treated with immense reverence, often regarded as sacred objects representing knowledge. It is entirely normal to see bookshelves teeming with literature, where spiritual and philosophical texts alone easily occupy half the shelf or more. We have Goddess Saraswati who plays major role in Indian culture and tradition.
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Beyond the written word, storytelling in Indian culture is an immersive, multi-generational art form. It is the core of how history, faith, and folklore survive. In villages and towns alike, culture is kept alive through vibrant puppet shows, shadow puppetry, and community theater that reenacts epic histories and ancient moral tales.

​Within the home, the tradition is beautifully personal:

​Grandmothers turn mealtime into an imaginative journey, feeding children while pointing at the moon, the trees, and the sky, weaving lessons into the world around them.
​Grandfathers sit on balconies or porches, passing down sharp moral lessons through classic fables.
​Fathers and Mothers anchor the evening with dedicated bedtime stories.
​Sometimes, the entire extended family gathers just to listen to a story told by an elder, or the children themselves will put on a small play to act out the legends they’ve learned. It is a culture where passing down intellectual and spiritual depth is considered a fundamental duty of parenthood; a childhood without these stories is a rare exception, a failure of tradition, rather than the norm.
​True wealth in an ancient culture isn't just surviving in the present calendar year it is found in the books on the shelves and the living stories whispered to the next generation. There are much to say about the reading and book culture in Indian society.

It is only unfortunate and failed family missed it. Trust me they are never relevant to Indian culture.

It is common to see books even in prayer alter and bed in an Indian house. Story telling? Every moment can be a story telling time.

[OrangeCable @orange_cable]

@Sash_OceanOfLuv Amazing and so pretty

[OrangeCable @orange_cable]

@Say_JaiSiyaRam9 @lilmoemusic @Avonleebythesea Swear on your kids. You are not copying her maliciously and stalk her by seconds torchering her so she doesn't post. You are a shame megha. An unhappy lonely woman with zero substance. No good people who believes in God will support you. Your parents failed you.

[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

She came as usual scroll through her account.and stared shitting. By seconds she knows she is here. Must be on notification. Than shits more with falsehood and nothing which is hers

[OrangeCable @orange_cable]

@Say_JaiSiyaRam9 @lilmoemusic @Avonleebythesea What do you expect from an unhappy fraud sold herself to an old man who slide into her DM while she was into other men's DM. Just for passport and a white man. Anyone supporting her equal sin barrer. Her family failed her that is why she is cheap.

[Nadya, Garden Heaux @ChaosJardin]

@ryancduff @Corbienest Yes, ofc, but I mean idk if she lives in Dubai, etc.

I know her persona is fake.

She pulled the switcheroo to pick-me trad after cheating on her previous fiancé, getting knocked up by the guy, and then aborting the baby.

[🕉Son of Bharat🇮🇳🏹🚩 @Say_JaiSiyaRam9]

@lilmoemusic @megha_lilly @Avonleebythesea shitting lies jst bc your family failed. With this much of malice n lies u will nvr hv peace in life. Indians literally fill their homes with books. Our teachings itself has many books. Not only sleeping time grandmothers even tell stories when feeding
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[🦢⃝⃝𝓣𝓱𝓮𝓢𝓲𝓵𝓮𝓷𝓽𝓢𝔀🎀𝓷જ⁀➴🩷🌷 @Sash_OceanOfLuv]

earth for blessing. (Asking for permission and blessing from Bhumadevi ma)

Gaia🌏🌿

Gaia is the primordial Greek goddess and literal personification of the Earth. Born from the cosmic void of Chaos, she is the great mother of all creation. She gave birth to the heavens, the sea, the Titans, and the first mortals, making her the foundation of the Greek pantheon.

She supplied her youngest son Cronus with a flint sickle to castrate and overthrow Uranus.When Cronus in turn imprisoned his siblings, Gaia aided Zeus in overthrowing Cronus. She later turned against Zeus for banishing her Titan children to Tartarus, eventually giving birth to the monsters Typhon and the Giants to fight the Olympian gods.

Everyday I offer my prayers and salutation to ma Bhumadevi and Gaia. I light my incense sticks, place freshly plucked flowers from my garden and offer hymns or chanting with full of love, faith, love and peace. Part of the reason I am who I am today🌿💚

This essay written by me was celebrated by many and it is in many website.

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transforming into righteous wrath. The ground beneath the feet of the wicked turns to ash, crops wither, and the land itself issues a powerful, inescapable curse upon the perpetrators. This is the ultimate spiritual protection. To strike an innocent woman is to strike the Mother of the Cosmos, inviting the absolute ruin of the offender's lineage and prosperity.

​The Shared view of Cosmic Balance🌱
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When the pagan traditions of the West and the non-Abrahamic traditions of the East are viewed side by side, their similarities reveal a shared human understanding of natural law. Both deities act as the ultimate arbiters of justice when the Earth and her sacred principles are abused.
​The Appeal for Intervention: Just as Gaia revolted against cruelty to save her children, Bhumadevi appeals to the heavens when the burden of Adharma (unrighteousness, violence, and negative energy) becomes too heavy for her to bear.
​The Restoration of Order: In response to Bhumadevi’s pleas, the divine preservation descends in the form of avatars to relieve her burden, punish the vile, and restore cosmic harmony.
​Both traditions independently arrived at the same conclusion: the Earth has a threshold. She will endure immensely, but she ultimately demands equilibrium and fiercely punishes cruelty.

​The Global Blueprint of Earth-Centered Cultures🌱

​This reverence is not exclusive to any single geography, it is the natural expression of ancient, polytheistic, and indigenous paths worldwide. Long before modern boundaries, non-Abrahamic cultures shared the exact same fundamental spiritual relationship with the land.
​The Sacred Feminine: Recognizing that because the Earth gives birth to and sustains all physical life, the source of creation is inherently maternal, nurturing, and fertile. And a womb has only weight when the bearer is a good woman. The bloodline she produces carries her karma too. Being a mother is much more than biology.
​Cyclical Harmony: Celebrating the natural rhythms of life, death, harvest, and rebirth, rather than viewing time as a straight line of constant industrial exploitation.
​Animism: The profound understanding that everything in nature from trees, water, stones, and soil possesses a distinct spirit and consciousness.

​Conclusion: The Unified Truth🌱

​To add up all these perspectives is to realize that Gaia and Bhumadevi are two sides of the same sacred coin. Whether viewed through the ancient pagan rites of Greece or the timeless chants of the Vedic hymns, the message is unyielding. Humanity does not own the Earth we belong to her.
​She is the Great Mother, the enduring foundation, and the delicate tapestry of life. She gives unconditionally, but she commands absolute respect for the sacred, the innocent, and the good. By honoring her whether we call her Gaia or Bhumadevi we honor the very source of our existence, reminding ourselves to walk upon her body with reverence, integrity, goodness, dignity and care. Free from wickedness, malice, hatred, jealousy, corruption, shamelessness, malicious deeds and thoughts. For those are wrath upon the progeny.

Bhumadevi🌏🌿

Divine Consort: She is famously known as the consort of Lord Vishnu, particularly in his Varaha avatar, who rescued her from the cosmic ocean. In temple iconography, she is frequently depicted alongside Vishnu and Sridevi (Goddess of the spiritual realm).

Bhumi Puja: Before beginning any construction or major agricultural work, devotees perform a Bhumi Puja to honor Bhumi Devi. This traditional Vedic ritual seeks her blessings for a stable foundation and asks for forgiveness for disturbing her natural balance.

Ecological Harmony: Bhumi Devi is a cornerstone of Hindu environmentalism. Her teachings emphasize treating the Earth as sacred rather than a mere resource to be exploited, promoting ecological stewardship, sustainability, and gratitude.

Before starting a classical dance like Bharatanatyam, Kathak etc, dancers touch the

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The Living Cradle: Gaia, Bhumadevi, and the Universal Sacred Earth 🌏🌿

​Across centuries, continents, and civilizations, humanity has looked down at the soil beneath its feet and recognized a profound truth, the Earth is not a dead expanse of rock and dirt, but a living, breathing, and sacred presence. This realization belongs to the ancient, non-Abrahamic cultures of the world. Traditions that did not view nature as something to be conquered, but as a divine parent to be revered. This timeless worldview has taken many names, but its most majestic expressions are found in the pagan archetype of Gaia and the Vedic divinity of Bhumadevi. When we synthesize these ancient traditions, we uncover a singular, global narrative of universal motherhood, cosmic balance, dignity, authenticity, and interconnected life.

​The Primordial Foundation: Gaia and Ancient Pagan Spirituality 🌱

​In the cradle of ancient Greek civilization, Gaia emerges not merely as a goddess who rules the terrain, but as the literal substance of the Earth itself. According to Hesiod’s Theogony, she arose out of Chaos to form the everlasting, physical foundation of the cosmos. As a primordial deity (Protogenoi), she required no partner to bring forth the sky, the mountains, and the sea.
​Rooted deeply in ancient pagan traditions, Gaia represents the essence of animism, the understanding that the natural world possesses an inherent spiritual consciousness. She is the ultimate personification of fertility and maternal care, yielding the vegetation that feeds all creatures. Yet, Gaia was never a passive observer. When the cosmic balance was threatened by tyranny, she orchestrated the overthrow of oppressive forces, proving that the Earth possesses an innate, defensive wisdom to restore order and protect life.

​The Eastern Mirror: Bhumadevi, another Non-Abrahamic Continuity🌱

​Thousands of miles away, the non-Abrahamic traditions of the East mirrored this exact reverence in the form of Bhumadevi (also revered as Bhumi or Prithvi). In the Hindu tradition which has maintained an unbroken lineage of Earth reverence for millennia. The Earth is embraced as a conscious, sentient goddess who directly sustains the cosmos. Where Gaia is paired with Uranus (the Sky), Bhumadevi is traditionally paired with Dyaus Pita (the Sky Father), forming a cosmic duality of nurture and protection.
​Bhumadevi embodies a distinct virtue known as Kshama, boundless patience, tolerance, kindness, honesty, fertility, nourishment, nurturing, and unconditional forgiveness. She quietly bears the literal and metaphorical weight of all living beings, enduring human disruption while continuously yielding nourishment without complaint. In the Puranic traditions, her sacredness is so profound that she is considered a consort of Lord Vishnu, the Supreme Preserver, who took the form of the avatar Varaha to rescue her from the chaotic depths of the cosmic ocean.
She is revered as the silent sustainer of life, spiritual protector and is considered an expansion of Goddess Lakshmi. It is believed she collects tears of women who face atrocities from evil and changes that into blessings whjle passing on wrath to the evil bearer. Gaia does the same.

​The Wrath of the Mother: The Defiance Against Vileness🌱

​A profound dimension of this global belief system is the spiritual law linking the treatment of virtuous, innocent and good women to the fury of Mother Earth. In ancient, non-Abrahamic cultures, women are viewed as the living, walking extensions of the Earth’s own fertile and nurturing energy. Therefore, when a good, dignified woman is unjustly attacked, humiliated, or faced with human vileness or malice, it is believed that a profound cosmic boundary has been breached.
​The Earth does not remain silent in the face of such desecration. When the tears of a good and dignified woman fall upon the ground, Mother Earth herself rises in fierce defense. Her boundless patience (Kshama) shatters,

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[Tehxi @yajnshri]

Close your eyes and gaze into Maa Baglamukhi’s divine eyes to banish the evil eye from you.

[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

Nice one. Your account is not only an inspiration but a trigger to losers who lives by your donation like megha verma

[🦢⃝⃝𝓣𝓱𝓮𝓢𝓲𝓵𝓮𝓷𝓽𝓢𝔀🎀𝓷જ⁀➴🩷🌷 @Sash_OceanOfLuv]

Legendary French short film Le Ballon Rouge (The Red Balloon), released in 1956. Written and directed by Albert Lamorisse, it is widely considered one of the most beautiful and influential masterpieces of visual storytelling in cinematic history 🎈

​Here are some fascinating details about the film which I learnt and researched about: ✨

​A Historic Oscar Win: It holds the unique distinction of being the only short film to ever win the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. Even more extraordinary is that the film is almost completely wordless, relying entirely on visual poetry, music, and emotion rather than spoken dialogue.
(Note: I have never taken the awards or so called artist seriously especially in a modern era but for this kind of contribution which truly represents art, artist and talent) 🎈

​A Family Affair: The lonely young boy, Pascal, was played by none other than the director's own son, Pascal Lamorisse. One of his daughters, Sabine, also appears in the film holding a blue balloon 🎈

​The Stark Contrast of Color: Filmed in the old, atmospheric quarters of Belleville and Ménilmontant in Paris, the movie uses a muted, gray-blue backdrop of post WWII decay. The brilliant, candy-red Technicolor balloon slices through this gloom, acting as a vivid symbol of hope, childhood innocence, and imagination 🎈

​An Enduring Legacy: It won the prestigious Palme d'Or for Short Films. Decades later, its influence can still be felt in present cinema most notably inspiring the opening imagery of Pixar's Up 🎈

What makes this achievement truly magical is that the film is almost entirely silent. Set against the weathered, gray streets of post-war Paris, it tells the poignant story of a young boy and a mischievous, sentient balloon. It proves that true storytelling doesn't need loud words only vision, heart, and a touch of imagination. A timeless masterpiece of visual poetry 🎈

The Nostalgic & Reflective Tone 🎈
​Protecting the Innocence of Childhood 🌟
​"The Red Balloon" (1956) is a beautiful reminder of how a child’s imagination can transform a gray, cynical world into a place of wonder. Through the eyes of a young boy wandering the cobblestone streets of Paris, a simple object becomes a loyal companion, a symbol of freedom, and a refuge from the harsh realities of life.
​It’s a bittersweet, dreamlike journey that reminds us all to keep our sense of wonder alive, no matter how earthbound the world tries to make us. 🎈
​#TheRedBalloon #ChildhoodWonder #ClassicFilms #Storytelling #Innocence #MagicRealism

A stark, beautiful reminder that the most powerful stories are often the ones told in silence, originiality, respect, class, and decency.
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#LeBallonRouge

​It reminds us of a time when cinema didn't rely on the loud spectacles, vulgarity or the commercialized accolades of today to be considered "art." Much like the brilliant, wordless classics of early Indian cinema and global silent filmmaking, this is storytelling in its purest, most wholesome form. It possesses a timeless weight that modern productions rarely touch. This is true art✨
​#PureArt #VisualPoetry #SilentStorytelling #TimelessClassics

If you want to deliver art you can deliver it in any way if it has substands and depth. No touching, no dragging others down and no loudness even necessary. Decency, originiality, nuance, creativity, wisdom, and truth elevates art actually ✨

Because it relies almost entirely on visual artistry rather than spoken language, you can fully immerse yourself in its beautiful, wholesome world ✨

​It is a truly wholesome piece of cinematic poetry that lets the visuals and music speak entirely for themselves. Enjoy the beautiful journey! Enjoy the full, beautiful experience of this classic masterpiece! ✨

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[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

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[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

She came as usual scroll through her account.and stared shitting. By seconds she knows she is here. Must be on notification. Than shits more with falsehood and nothing which is hers

[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

There is no right wing art for the same reason there is no left wing art. Artists by definition cannot be put into political boxes. If they could be defined this way, they would no longer have the animus to create beautiful, wonderful and sublime work. Because all political

[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

Megha was so desperate she stole the image too

[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

@megha_lilly @Sash_OceanOfLuv She doesn't even know megha low standard. She exposed and debunked her not once. What kind of ugly person sits and scrolls another woman and goes mad about it. Her next post is plots and someone else's work. They is megha verma

[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

@megha_lilly @Sash_OceanOfLuv How sick is megha the ugly empty vessel

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[Edwin🏍 @Edwin6545]

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