#((Uttar no))

[wgm-beautiful-world]

TAJ MAHAL PALACE

[scltbvrns]

right winged indians are so (i don't want to utter that word) when it comes to media literacy but all of them literally grew up in godi media so i cannot blame them either. like no one is saying INDI alliance is good. it's just the lesser evil out of the two.

[mapsontheweb]

Countries with a smaller population than the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.

by themapmaster

[annagxx]

Mera shehar🤍

[famousinuniverse]

Varanasi,  Uttar Pradesh, India: Varanasi is a city in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh dating to the 11th century B.C. Regarded as the spiritual capital of India, the city draws Hindu pilgrims who bathe in the Ganges River’s sacred waters and perform funeral rites. Along the city's winding streets are some 2,000 temples, including Kashi Vishwanath, the “Golden Temple,” dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva

[kaalbela]

Vrindavan, India.

Sam Dalrymple

[sudamaniparva]

i wasn't originally going to post about the indian elections (after tht ram mandir mess i'm trying to avoid that shit), but faizabad+ayodhya is too fucking funny not to post about.

gotta love how all of the ayodhya residents despite the insane bjp efforts to rebuild the ram mandir over a demolished mosque and run up their crazy nationalist agenda, went, "you bjp pricks are intolerable. goodbye." and fucking showed it.

good for you guys.

[encoreabj]

jab jada rays thi tab mai jara tha khi to le ni paya clicks .,.

[wgm-beautiful-world]

Taj Mahal - INDIA

[prettykittytanjiro]

Currently consoling myself by rping this one scenario of when Ram and Sita reunite after ending their avatars and Ram immediately decides to renew their wedding vows cause there is no one to judge them here w/ my friend

It's the only thing keeping me from cursing uttar kand out loud rn

Infact if you guys want to suffer tell me and I'LL SEND WHATEVER MADE ME CRY TOO

IF I GO DOWN EVERYONE GOES DOWN

IM PULLING THEM IN

@nyxie23

🫡

This is a few sentences from an angsty fic my frnd wrote for the sole purpose of my suffering

Have fun guys

[septembergold]

Howard Somerville

Akbar's Tomb, Agra.

[moonastrogirl]

Can anyone be a vedic astrologer or write about vedic astrology ?

The answer is so obvious : a giant no. Yet people on this app, astrology entertainers/bloggers, are trying now to talk about vedic astrology. Is it becoming a trend to put a little bit of vedic astrology inside “astrology observations” which are mostly based on tropical astrology ? Same astrology observations that are so full of stereotypes that make people resent astrology ?

Most of those bloggers don’t know anything about the sacral role of Vedic astrology and they are not trying to. Vedic astrology is based on beliefs, rituals, gods and prayers. Each Nakshatra is ruled by a God. Each planet has a specific role. Nothing is all black or white in Vedic astrology and everything makes so much sense to those who are destined to talk about it. It’s not for everyone. So please. Let’s stop this. And it’s so disrespectful to talk about something that everyone can’t comprehend and spread wrong information about it.

Each post I made on Vedic astrology is based on several sources and also on my own knowledge. I have been studying Vedic for years now and I don’t consider myself knowledgeable enough about the subject, I am still learning so I just avoid pretending that I do because I am constantly evolving and learning about it. I only share what I know when I am certain it can help people. And that’s what astrologers should be about : aiming to help the collective with a knowledge that can be useful, being cautious with it too and learning each day. And not writing about it for the purpose of entertainment, likes, comments and shares.

So let’s be clear : not everyone can talk about Vedic astrology lightly and definitely not to entertain people. It’s not made for entertainment. It’s pure spirituality, it’s part of a religion, of a culture and people daily lives. It’s also part of religious rituals so let’s just be more respectful of it and quit trying to use it for entertainment while not backing up by the background knowledge/training/personal placements necessary to talk about it.

{Do I put myself inside those tropical bloggers astrology ? No my content is different and from the very beginning, I never aligned my content with astrology observations that are so popular here. Even if I wanted to I couldn’t. Cause my blog has only one purpose : helping people through astrology. It’s not for entertainment purposes. It will never be.

My goal is to always provide knowledge that can be useful. I am even learning more about Vedic astrology than tropical lately and I want to write exclusively about Vedic astrology from now on. (After finishing my last articles on 12th house signs and placements). I am taking some time off at this moment because I needed a break from writing but I also needed to write about this as I have observed it a lot lately on Tumblr. }

NB : If you want to comment, go ahead leave me a comment I am always open for a good and constructive discussion. Plus this post is absolutely not to criticise anyone’s work but to express my opinion based on what I have observed and seen here… And to reinforce the fact that I will always be against pure entertainment purposes when it comes to astrology because it leads to superficial interpretations and stereotypes of the signs and placements.

*This is based on new information I have learned but I also was feeling this deeply for a long time.*

Thank you for reading me 💜

[artcinemas]

i personally think that watching sita basically commit suicide in a fucking animated movie at the age of ten changed my entire perspective on gender norms, motherhood, marriage equality and the patriarchal poison that is victim blaming even amongst your own family or is just me 😭

[livingtheparadoxlife]

Even as a child, Uttaraa's eyes had been laden with dreams. Dreams of a family filled with love and life and laughter, of a world colored in shades of joy, of anklets ringing with the heaven's tunes, of dreams dreamt with rose colored lenses.

She had seen those dreams come to life in her brothers' roaring laughter while they sparred, in the twinkle in her parents' eyes while they spoke, in the elegance of her teacher's steps, in the endless pampering of her in- laws, in the the tenderness of her husband's voice as he whispered her name, in the euphoria of a child moving inside of herself.

And then, she had held the pieces of her shattered dreams in her hands and looked on at a world devoid of all colors that still reeked of death and she had wept. She had wept till the child that was supposed to have died in her womb had screamed himself hoarse and all of a sudden, colors had filled into her world.

They were muted and dull and nowhere near as vivid as the ones she had dreamt of, but they were colors nonetheless. And for now, they were enough.

[inatungulates]

Western barasingha Rucervus duvaucelii duvaucelii

Observed by ygurjar, CC BY-NC

[molkolsdal]

Brothers Viraj and Siddhar Mohan celebrating their birthday in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, September 1987. As if to temper the dazzling firework of colours, India created pink, Indian pink. Towns painted entirely in pink – pink lotuses, pink syrups and the roses of Pushkar. India sears your eyelids and your throat.

Sabrina and Roland Michaud