#Ghandi

[yaoivsyuri]

cool image of my school

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[sndfrosteyneko]

Leaked character select screen for SSBM 2.

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state sanctioned revolution.

a while ago i made a post joking abt how americans are waiting for a booth with clipboards to sign up for the revolution, but now i have an actual term for it.

there's been lots of conversation around Kendrick's performance at the superbowl, and i cant lie, i really enjoyed it. After digesting it a little bit and listening to some other people, I do wonder about this performance being a state sanctioned revolution.

I wonder how this famous and historical moment will play out in history books. I wonder how Kendrick's message will be (or already has been) sanitized to deny how dire the situation is. Just like they do with MLK, Malcom X, and other revolutionary leaders.

Ghandi once said in a letter:

"But if the Jewish mind could be prepared for voluntary suffering, even the massacre I have imagined could be turned into a day of thanksgiving and joy[...]I am convinced that if someone with courage and vision can arise among them to lead them in non-violent action[...]They can add to their many contributions the surpassing contribution of non-violent action." - Ghandi and Zionism: 'The Jews' (1938)

Believing that, somehow, "civil resistance" was supposed to be the Jew's answer to the Holocaust so they could maintain a kind of moral high ground over Nazis, a strategy that ultimately failed and cost the jewish population millions of lives.

"The revolution will not be televised" because the revolution happens first in your mind, then in the streets. MLK, MX, Fred Hampton, and many other all came to the same conclusion that Ghandi failed to see: your oppresor will never allow you to overthrow them. No matter how nice and non-violent you are.

They will never allow you the means, materials, space, or permission to disrupt their power over you. It will never be "legal" to disrupt their control over those they wish to subjugate.

There will never be a state sanctioned revolution.

This should not dissaude us from action. Rather, it should encourage us to keep fighting for a better tomorrow for everybody.

Because no one is free until we are all free.

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[georgiepeorgiepuddingandpie]

Just heard the hottest girl I’ve ever seen in my entire life refer to ghandi as “the guy from clone high” in my religions class nobody talk to me

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[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

exclusion :: by Alfredo de Stefano

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“My notion of democracy is that under it the weakest shall have the same opportunities as the strongest…no country in the world today shows any but patronizing regard for the weak… Western democracy, as it functions today, is diluted fascism…true democracy cannot be worked by twenty men sitting at the center. It has to be worked from below, by the people of every village.”

~ Ghandi

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[domono08]

Hey guys I found Ghandi, I just got this leak frame from season four and I believe that he’s going to be let out next year.

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season one clone high fanart (haven't seen season two yet)

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[vinrockoginjocko]

OH NO

[deeznuts6313]

I miss him but I know damn we’ll Van Gogh doesn’t💀💀

I might fully finish this later if I feel like it lol

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Hmm something is off

There we go

[hadesoftheladies]

as much as i'm all for resisting white supremacy and imperialism by as many means as possible, i find it so fucking insidious how men of colour frequently label women of colour class traitors whenever they marry white men or talk about moc violence (as if we're not the primary receivers of their violence). in pretty much all the current "conflicts" happening in places like tigray and sudan, it is these black men that have taken it upon themselves to make deals with the devil for firearms and power. they ally themselves with the bloodthirsty philosophy of white imperialists, kill and rape their own en masse, send their own into starvation, destroy their homes, and then have the gall to complain about women of colour choosing to flee them by any means possible. it reminds me of how indian activists like ghandi would be like "uwu pacifism and colonial resistance" and then open his dirty mouth and be like "black people are apes though, lmao." and then go and rape indian girls and women while he was at it.

like my brother in blood, you are the one who is killing and raping your sisters. you are the one perpetuating racism against other moc. you are part of the reason your own people don't have a home anymore. it is moc male presidents that are the ones who repeatedly sell us down river. because you are the ones who always want to live like the white man. because you subscribe to the male fantasy of dominance at any cost.

you don't disagree with the white man's philosophy. you just don't want to be at the bottom of his hierarchy.

you're fucking weak.

[ipoisonai]

Abraham Ghandi once said:

"I cannot pee pee"

And I think about that all the time

[moonastrogirl]

Rahu and Ketu 2 POV

Credit @moonastrogirl 

I feel tired of this narrative of Rahu being harmful and ketu being the only way to moksha. Both Rahu and Ketu are shadows planets. They are both harmful. They can do good and bad both.

We have a physical body and we live in the physical world.

-> Rahu excels in the physical world.

We are spirits and we are energetic beings.

-> Ketu excels in the spiritual world.

Both the mastery of our physical body and our spiritual/energetic body are useful to attain moksha. Why fasting exists ? Why monks practice martial arts ? Because we have to master our physical body to attain liberation (moksha).

Plus everyone has a specific way to moksha. It’s different for each one of us and only your own birth chart will tell what is the way for you. And also your life and experiences will help you figure it out.

This take comes from a blogger who has her ketu in her 12th house the so called moksha house for ketu. Ketu had brought me obstacles and challenges too on my spiritual journey. It gives me anxiety and to lose a lot of sleep for spiritual travels (many dangerous ones) in my dreams to gain a little to advance my soul. Each time it’s a painful process. Waking up sweating and all. Ketu makes me see the illusions of my reality in my dreams through the worse ways sometimes.

I am thankful for my Rahu in my 6th house which makes me obsessed about my health and body because otherwise if I do not take proper care of my physical body, I will be mentally and physically too weak to handle such dreams and their aftermath on my body.

That’s why I always says Rahu and Ketu work together in a chart. It’s a system.

In my opinion there is not need to put all the blame of this world on Rahu. Rahu is also useful to attain spiritual enlightenment through its services to the physical world.

Part of cleansing our karma is through selflessness and acts of services but with good intentions only. Rahu ruled people are naturally helpful with no malicious intent (exceptions can be made of course based on the intentions of an individual) and by doing so they gather people easily and get opportunities. But this attracts also haters who paint them in the worse ways possible. A recent example is Keith Lee with the Atlanta drama.

You know who else was Rahu Ruled ? Ghandi. He had his moon conjunct his Rahu. He utilised this energy for the greater good of his nation.

So please let’s stop the hate on Rahu. Rahu can be an exceptional ally in a spiritual journey. Rahu can make someone go from zero to hero when utilised correctly.

Credit @moonastrogirl