#Vaishnavi

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Bhairava and Vaishnavi by Ravindrandt Dongol, Nepal

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Radha Raman

Radha Raman ~Chakrini  Devi Dasi https://youtu.be/T4vrTxKwkuA?si=r06XCCI8U43Gl6RA via @YouTube 

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Goddess Varahi - A form of Goddess Lakshmi

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Meet the new love of our lives, *Vaishnavi* 😍 #Baccha #vaishnavi #love #newmember #family #daughter #dadysgirls #shanu #babygirl #baby (at Baccha) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmD8aa3P4bp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Mock cover for Kaikeyi.

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5 star reads of 2024 ↳ kaikeyi by vaishnavi patel

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2024 reads / storygraph

Goddess of the River

reimagining of the ancient Hindu epic the Mahabharata

centres the river goddess Ganga, who cares for the godlings who live along her banks and ignores humanity, until she’s cursed into the body of a mortal, to birth the godlings as children

when she returns to her god form, she’s forced to leave her last son behind as a prince, and her love for him intertwines her in mortal affairs, as he becomes involved in what will eventually become a tragic war

parenthood, duty, politics

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Vaishnavi by Ram Prakash Shrestha, Nepal for more https://www.mona.com.np/

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Jai Radha Madhav Kirtan by Prajna Vieira

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This is so good

Here's the playlist.

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Kaikeyi for Asexual Awareness Week!

I really enjoyed Kaikeyi by Vaishnavi Patel, can never have enough aroace characters in literature. My favorite thing about it though was her characterization, her kindness and empathy throughout her story was it’s own strength, and I loved that. 

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I am not destined for something great. I am destined for something terrible.

Kaikeyi by Vaishnavi Patel!

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RECENT READS: “Kaikeyi" by Vaishnavi Patel

“You did the right thing," Manthara told me. "No matter what is said about you, Kaikeyi, remember that you did the right thing. You are not wicked." "Then why do I feel wicked?" I whispered. "Because those who are good question themselves. Because those who are good always wonder if there was a better way, a way that could have helped more and hurt less. That feeling is why you are good.”

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discovering the wonderful world of horror