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Thought this might interest you folk:
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In the context of the rampant hate and attacks on the civilisational spine of Bhārat, and Indians, it is time to bridge the logical and the spiritual.
It's time that we show the world, who we are. The intellectual prowess that not only created economic prosperity, it also did so in a self sufficient and sustainable manner.
In the interest of this objective, we plan to start an Akhand VishnuSahasranāma. Which will be used to unite all of India, under the guidance of the only VishwaGuru that truly ever was or will be.
Stay Tuned and follow along!
Cool af honestly!!
lessgo @patelm99
congratulations on visualising and understanding Ardhnarishwar iconography
but i think nothing truly prepares us for what Nataraja signifies!
you know, I don't really wanna sound like a doomsday advocate, but this is definitely it.
this makes humanity deserve a doomsday.
today, we introduce a little mischief to the world.
for four years, we’ve been brewing real brain cells on electrodes to understand how they compute. now, we’ve turned those discoveries into a video model anyone can use.
from 0.5¢ a second, mischief 1 is at least 5x faster than its base and the cheapest image-to-video model on @fal and @OpenRouter. soon to be on @awscloud marketplace.
it’s not a delusion anymore. biocompute is real, commercial and this is just the beginning.
happy halloween.
Devang Upadhyay retweeted
if you didn't already know, have added stories narrations throughout different parts of these jyotirlingas, their history, importance, beliefs etc. And each of their sanctum has aarti of that specific jyotirlinga 🔱
And I end up only discovering there is so much more history and story not just about the jyotirlinga but place around it. Please feel free to reach out/contribute with your stories if you happen to visit them ✨
Devang Upadhyay retweeted
day 5 of building interactive 3D walk-throughs of the 12 Jyotirlingas - Omkareshwar 🔱
it never ceases to amaze me how deeply nature and spirituality are intertwined in India ♥️
at Omkareshwar, an entire island on the Narmada is believed to resemble the sacred ॐ symbol. how beautiful is that! 🌊
tried bringing a little of this beauty to life. Added the narmada river aarti too in the walk in! ✨
About omkareshwar -
ॐ the island of Mandhata is traditionally believed to resemble the sacred Om symbol.
🌊 the Narmada splits around the island, creating this beautiful setting for the Jyotirlinga.
🛕 Omkareshwar and Mamleshwar are two sacred Shiva shrines on opposite sides of the river, traditionally linked as one Jyotirlinga.
🙏 legend says the Vindhya mountain worshipped Shiva here, and Shiva appeared as Omkareshwar.
🥾 devotees undertake a ~7 km parikrama around the sacred island, passing several ancient temples.
Live at - jyotirlingas.in/omkareshwar
day 4 - Kashi Vishwanath, Banaras 🔱
Banaras has been on my bucket list forever!
a couple of months back, i met a friend from Varanasi who told me how deeply Shiva is woven into everyday life there, and how Sanskrit is still alive in the city's traditions ♥️
that conversation stayed with me and made me want to visit Banaras even more. but until i make it there, here's my little attempt at bringing Kashi Vishwanath to life in 3D!
go take a walk! - jyotirlingas.in/kashi-vishwa… 🪔
and it's interactive! you can actually walk around the temple, explore at your own pace & discover stories along the way and listen to the aartis, this one has the mahadev's shayan arti and ganga aarti at banaras.
added the beautiful "Namami Shamishan" (Rudrashtakam), traditionally composed by Goswami Tulsidas, whose connection to Kashi goes back centuries ✨
Devang Upadhyay retweeted
This is an appreciation tweet for all those nationalist Twitter and Instagram handles that are fighting against psychological warfare started by multiple enemies like Marxists, Radical Islamists, China, Pakistan, Turkey, and the Western deep state.
Thank you so much, all of you, for your selfless service to our country.
“I mean seriously... why would Krishna ask his best friend to go on a mass murder rampage??
When war came to his own kingdom, this sneaky guy ran away, and earned the name रणछोड़दास, literally, the one who flees!
Defintion of a Hypocrite! & Definitely nothing spiritual about it”
Anyone who reads Mahābhārat for the first time has the same question, which becomes even worse when we hear what Arjun's point was in Chap 1. It's more like the guy was almost disillusioned trying to move away from violence, when Krishna would push him into it!! 👇🏻
😭🙏 Hindu brothers and sisters, PLEASE don’t abandon me on this journey!
As an African who has just begun his Hinduism journey, everyone has recommended the Bhagavad Gita.
now I have a genuine question! 😭
Islam religious text discuss killing non-believers 👎
Now I’m reading about Hinduism, and something puzzles me.
Why is the Bhagavad Gita associated with spiritual wisdom and non-violence when Krishna urges Arjuna to fight in a devastating war?
I’m here to learn, not to judge.
I genuinely want to hear different Hindu perspectives. Please share this with others who can help me understand.
Chap 1 (cont):
3. "Even if they are blind!!! We are ar enot blind Keshav! At least we should stop this bloodshed!" - 1.38/1.39
4. "The idea of righteousness, that the civilisation has preserved for generations will be lost with this bloodshed" 1.40
5. "Ahh.. Alas! We who have some wisdom, we are still blinded and have stepped into this vain bloodshed and war"1.45
6. "I would rather die, at the hands of my enemy, than participate in this pure blindness" 1.46
Chap 2: Krishna finally speaks: "In the face of a challenge, have you tuned into a flimsy coward??!!
Get up from your pathetic state Arjun! This doesn't suit you" 2.2
Follow along @Borderless_exp, if you do have even an ounce of curiosity, I will personally take you logically to the precise point at the beginning of Chapter 9, when Krishna says: "FINAALLY!! Now we can talk! And time for you to be liberated"
"इदं तु ते गुह्यतमं प्रवक्ष्याम्यनसूयवे |
ज्ञानं विज्ञानसहितं यज्ज्ञात्वा मोक्ष्यसेऽशुभात् || 9.1 ||"