#kalcha

[mistfunk]

Mistigram: this #textart adaptation of #FineWindClearMorning (also simply called #RedFuji), one of #Hokusai's suite of #ThirtysixViewsOfMountFuji #ukiyoe prints made in the 1830s, was made by @kalchano in #ShiftJIS and included in the new fine art-themed MIST0424 artpack collection.

[bambiraptorx]

[I.D. Two panel comic of original characters. In the first, Peri, a black girl with dreadlocks, throws her arms up in annoyance and says "Ugh, I can't believe they picked you over me! What do you have that I dont?!" She is wearing a long sleeve cream colored shirt with a green belt and pale green pants, and overall the outfit looks vaguely medieval or fantasy inspired. Behind her is Kalchas, a lighter skinned boy wearing a dark purple robe and a silver mask, and a small bird sitting on each shoulder. He responds "Tits." The robe has a grey hood and belt, as well as broad gray stripes on the shoulders, and the mask is designed to look like a bird's beak. In the second panel, Peri looks at Kalchas with confusion, an ellipse over her head. The eyes of his mask widen and he says "I meant the birds".]

(introduces some old ocs with a boob joke) dang I haven't drawn these guys in years, it was fun though

[seepweed]

trying to read theatre is like: hello local theatre. hello random publisher who's nice and gives out pdfs for free. hello evil publisher to whom you need to justify yourself in order to get the pdf for money. hello internet archive. hello gorki. hello long dead people. hello long dead russian people (why are there so many of you and why do your premises all sound so good?). hello local library's catalogue. hello national library's catalogue. hello international library catalogue. hello local bookstore. hello just writing it myself after reading the blub on wikipedia bc that sounded fun but i can't fucking read or watch it.

[yuanzhous]

having ocs is wild I look away from kalchas and ephialtes for five minutes and they've jumped into a different story

[uyuforu]

Hi! When you draw a solar/lunar return/natal chart on astro.com, what asteroids would you recommend to include? Apart from the ones you get if you choose the "Astrodienst w. asteroids“ drawing style. I‘ve been ignoring them for years and I feel like I‘m missing out lmao, but having to type the asteroid numbers out is really bothersome to me 😭💀 Thank you in advance <3. Also sorry if you have a post where you talked about something similar. I tried to look before asking but I couldn’t find anything

I have a list of all asteroids I have, and depending on what you wanna see, you can check those here ^^

Romance Asteroids

° Juno (3) (marriage and soulmate)

° Destinn (6583) (destiny)

° Groom (5129) (groom)

° Boda (1487) (marriage)

° Briede (19029) (bride)

° Union (1585) (how do we meet fs)

° Eros (433) (kinks and sex)

° Kiss (8267) (kiss style)

° Lovelock (51663) (how do we fall in love)

° Cupido (763) (how do we fall in love)

° Valentine (447) (cute, pure, tender love)

° Amor (1221) (passionate love)

° Alma (390) (Soulmates/ Twin Flames/ Karmics/ Soul Links)

° Alinda (887) (kissing, making out)

Fame Asteroids

° Fama (408) (fame, rumors, gossips)

° Europa (52) (fame and recognition)

° Mireille (594) (easily gaining people’s love and admiration)

° Glo (3267) (glowing shining, attention)

° Lumier (775) (where do you shine)

° Populus (8647) (being popular and well known)

° Musa (600) (inspiring other)

° Starr (4150) (shining, standing out)

° Zeus (5731) (gaining fame)

° Varuna (amazing and incredible fame) (20000)

° Fan (151590)

Money Asteroids

°Abundantia (151) (having a lot of money, abundance and inheritance)

° Mony (7782) (how can we obtain money)

° Fortuna (19)

° Tyche (258)

° Banks (13956)

° Gold (4955)

° Midas (1981)

Spiritual Asteroids

° Teller (5006) (Tarot abilities)

° Apollo (1862) (talents)

° Kalchas (4138) (divination talents)

° Horus (1924) (linked to 3rd eye)

° Arrokoth (486958) (astrology talents)

° Estrella (11697) (shining, beauty and talents of astrology)

° Merlin (2598) (magic and prophetic abilities)

° Spirit (37452) (seeing spirits and entities and communicating with them)

° Telephus (5264) (linked to telepathy)

° Aura (1488) (Ability to see the real aura or intentions of people)

° Karma (3811)

° Erda (894) (our past life)

° Spirit (37452) (our spirit guys)

Talents Asteroids

° Dones (21965) (our natural gift)

° Probitas (902) (being good and excellent)

° Carrera (3050) (our career)

° Industria (389) (our career)

° webb (3041) (the internet)

Psychology & Medical Talents Asteroids

° Hylonome (10370) (psychologist abilities)

° Makhaon (3063) (talent for medicine and healing)

° Anahita (270) (creative and therapeutic talents)

Writing & Communication Asteroids

° Calliope (22) (writing and singing)

° Erato (62) (writing poetry, romance and erotic matters)

° Biblialexa (51895) (writing or reading books)

° Murray (941) (excellent communicator, writer, speeches, etc)

° Elatus (31834) (good at speaking in public, amazing speeches)

° Kleopatra (216) (being loved and admired by our communicating skills)

° Mnemosyne (57) (good communicator, good at telling stories, good at acting with our voice)

Acting Asteroids

° Thalia (23) (ability to entertain and comedy)

° Lumiere (775) (acting abilities)

° Melpomene (18) (acting abilities and dark writing)

° Actor (12238) (being an actor)

° Mnemosyne (57) (good communicator, good at telling stories, good at acting with our voice)

° Fantomas (242492) (Acting skills)

Singing & Musical Asteroids

° Cantor (16246) (sings a lot and talent in singing)

° Harmonia (40) (singing abilities)

° Singer (10698) (singing abilities and talent)

° Terpsichore (81) (dancing and singing)

° Piani (10573) (related to piano and playing instruments)

° Euterpe (27) (musical talent)

° Echo (60) (beautiful voice)

° Melpomene (18) (Muse of Singing)

Painting & Cooking Asteroids

° Pintar (33103) (painting)

° Van Gogh (4457) (painting)

° Picasso (4221) (painting)

° Cook (3061) (cooking abilities)

° Baker (2549) (baking abilities)

Sexual Asteroids

° Eros (433) (kinks & sex)

° 1988 XB (7753) (extreme sexual activity)

° 1996 TL66 (15874) (discharge, squirting)

° 2002 XW93 (78799) (group sex)

° 2005 PQ21 (134210) (porn, extreme sexual activity)

° 2010 EN65 (316179) (discharge, orgasm)

° 2000 CO104 (999004) (orgasm, ecstasy)

° Alinda (887) (rough, passionate sex)

° Ignatius (3562) (our kinks, the one we keep as secret)

° Kama (1387) (how we have sex, our sex style)

° Lust (4386) (our sex style, what turn us on, our sexual desires)

Children & Home Asteroids

° Child (4580) (inner child)

° DNA (55555) (our DNA, children)

° House (4950) (our home)

Hoping it can help! You can also check those on other types of chart ^^

[ditoob]

The fundamental difference between Epic’s Odysseus and Homer’s Odysseus is that while in Epic, “Monster” is sung after Odysseus traverses the underworld, in the Trojan war Odysseus chooses to be the “monster” the second he leaves Ithaka.

The man will do anything to return home with glory not after an exhaustive journey, but the second he is drafted into a war that he does not care about. It is the reason why he tells the Greeks of Kalchas’ oracle after the winds stop at Aulis. Killing Iphigenia is wrong, if course, but to Odysseus getting back home is far more important, in the same way that getting Helen back is more important to Menelaus. It (along with his previous hatred for the man) is the reason he kills Palamedes when he attempts to make the Greeks return home, and why he either kills Astyanax or pushes for a greek to kill him.

I think that this aspect of glory and pride that Odysseus has is not present in Epic’s Odysseus. He seeks glory to his name, perhaps due to the fact that Ithaka is a relatively unknown/weak kingdom during his time and he feels he needs to prove himself further. Meanwhile, Epic’s Odysseus, for example, reveals his name to Polyphemus due to his righteous anger after the death of his comrades, not so that the world will know it was he, Odysseus, king of Ithaka, that blinded the cyclops.

In summary, Epic The Musical’s Odysseus aims to return home causing as little damage as possible. He is forced to kill Astyanax by Zeus, and forced to reveal his name to the cyclops due to his rage and the death of his best friend. Meanwhile, Homer’s Odysseus will get home a glorious king no matter what he needs to do. He will kill essentially anyone in his way as long they pose a threat to his return and he won’t flat out die attempting to challenge them.

If “Monster” is sung in the Underworld Saga for Epic’s Odysseus, it would be the very first song in Homer’s Odysseus’ hypothetical musical.

I wouldn’t want this to be seen as hate by the way! I don’t think there’s anything wrong with Epic’s interpretation of Odysseus (I’ve been bangin out to the entire musical for a LONG time and it’s a big reason why my greek mythology phase came back), I just thought the two interpretations were really interesting!

Anyway, I’ll get back to animating “Luck Runs Out” now :)

[kierstins-astrology3]

Psychology🧠 & Astrology🪬: Asteroids

This post is gonna be a little different from other ones!

Had an impulsive cool idea so these asteroids are related to psychology, mediumship, spirituality in astrology. As a psychology major I have to do a little post on these topics❣️When looking at the aspects in my natal chart it definitely makes sense why I love & chose a psych related career.

Psyche (16): Your psyche, your inner mind, spirit, & soul.

Urania (30): Shows interest in Astronomy & Astrology

Jung (11518): Asteroid named after Carl Gustav Jung who is a male psychiatrist & psychologist who is known for his analytical skills in psych. this asteroid can mean you way understand the human Psyche.

Wundt (11040): Asteroid named after Wilhelm Wundt who is a also a male physiologist, professor and one of the fathers of modern / experimental psych. Not much on this asteroid for the definition so if you love psychology / experimental psych this asteroid can be prominent in your chart.

Sigmund (6571): An asteroid name after psychologist Sigmund Freud. Not much on the definition of Sigmund so I’m going to assume it means if prominent you could be deeply interested in psychology & the human psyche.

Spirit (37452): Asteroid to tell you your spirit, spirituality, your spirit guides, and the abilities that are already given before you come here on earth.

Teller (5006): Shows your mediumship & psychic abilities.

Kalchas (4138): Shows prophetic themes and divination.

Angel (11911): Your spiritual path, where you feel divinely guided & protected, where you could encounter angels irl.

Bless (92891): Your blessings, where you’re blessed.

These asteroids in my natal chart:

Psyche in Aquarius 12h 13°

Psyche sextile moon 9h & Conjunct Neptune 12h: Sextile moon 9h can show an emotional connection to the internet, friends, religion, spirituality. Conjunct Neptune 12h can have a deep connection to spirituality, creativity, dreams.

Urania in Gemini 3h 11°

Urania opposite moon 9h & trine Neptune 12h: Opposite moon 9h astrology / astronomy can be challenging emotionally with my religion, culture, traveling. Trine neptune 12h astrology / astronomy can go with my delusions, creativity, spirituality.

Jung in Aquarius 12h 15°

Jung sextile moon 9h & Conjunct Neptune 12h: Sextile moon 9h can have emotional connection to understanding & learning psychology and analyzing the human psyche. Conjunct neptune 12h can have a sensitive, creative, spiritual connection to the human psyche and analyzing it.

Wundt in Leo 6h 13°

Wundt trine moon 9h: Can again have an emotional connection & can learn about experimental / modern psychology and asteroid in 6h can go with my routine.

Sigmund in Cancer 4h 5°

Sigmund semi-sextile sun 6h & trine Uranus 1h: Semi-sextile 6h sun can mean psychology can be apart of my routine, identity. Trine uranus 1h psychology can go with my uniqueness, independence, identity, self.

Spirit in Libra 8h 24°

Spirit trine Venus 4h: Spirit guides can be ancestors, family members, the abilities given before earth can be my emotions, spirituality, beauty with Libra.

Teller in Gemini 4h 25°

Teller conjunct Venus 4h: Mediumship & psychic abilities can be related to communication, learning with Gemini and 4h can be with home, families, emotions.

Kalchas in Scorpio 8h 11°

Prophetic themes & divination can be related to transformations, emotions, rebirth, wealth, sex with Scorpio & 8h. 11° (Aquarius) degrees divination with uniqueness, independence, friends, technology.

Angel in Aquarius 12h 2°

Spiritual path can be alone, unique, can be seen by friends or the internet. In 12h definitely a spiritual, creative path. 2° (Taurus) degree can be a stable, long-term spiritual path.

Bless in Aries 1h 15°

Can be blessed with my identity, self, appearance, body with Aries & 1h. 15° (Gemini) degree blessed with communication, intelligence, learning and the internet.

Used these links for help:

Google lol

Evangelinedeactivated Asteroid Definitions

Spirit Asteroid

Angel asteroid

[littlesparklight]

It is annoying to see how youtubers who are dedicated to talking about mythology change several facts of the Trojan War when summarizing it or narrating it in a series of videos.

For example... Denying the "accident" of Palladium (going so far as to remove Diomedes), showing Helen as someone unaware of the war, about elevating Athena, denying the existence of Helenus (saying that the prophecies were told by the seer of the Greeks), denying the selfishness and crimes of Achilles, saying that Priam gave the crown to Dei (or to Paris) because he did not want to give it to Aeneas... Etc.

Things get worse when you look at the comments and find things like:

"Helena finally realizes it"

"Did Apollo support Paris? I expected more from him."

"Now I understand why Odysseus wanted the armor, it was not for him, he kept it for the son of Achilles"

"Hector was the only good thing about Troy"

"Apollo went too far with Achilles"

"Hahahaha the one who called Toilus wanted to troll Achilles"

(And yes, that last one was what bothered me the most)

The wide, "wonderful" world of people saying a lot of things about Greek myth and being sure they are entirely correct. :V Or just presenting things in a particular light.

(Definitely happens here on Tumblr, too.)

Those are some really weird ones, though! Why the hell would Priam ever have Aeneas as is heir lmao even when Hektor's dead he's got sooo many other sons still alive (with or without Paris and Deiphobos) so why would he give the crown to a pretty distant relation lol And poor Helenos getting his existence straight up denied even when he does have some independent myths? (Like, sure, there is at least one version where he doesn't get kidnapped so Kalchas is the one giving all the prophecies about how to make Troy fall but... that doesn't mean Helenos doesn't exist!)

Wonder how one could even imagine Helen not knowing there is a war. That's very ridiculous.

The Troilus one doesn't even make sense - like, what would even the original summary in the video to be for that comment to go "he wanted to troll him" like... what. Poor Troilus does deserve better.

[blog-aventin-de]

Das hölzerne Pferd

Das hölzerne Pferd · Trojanischer Krieg · Griechische Sage

Seit Achilleus gefallen war, schwand den Griechen fast alle Hoffnung, die feindliche Stadt jemals zu bezwingen. Auch den lanzengewaltigen Ajax mussten sie betrauern, der sich, von Pallas Athene mit Wahnsinn geschlagen, selber das Leben nahm. In den Reihen der Troer hatte Paris im Kampf den Tod gefunden, doch neue Kämpfer erstanden: An Achilleus Stelle trat sein junger Sohn Neoptolemos, und auf Seiten der Verteidiger tat sich der göttliche Äneas immer strahlender durch seine Heldentaten hervor. Noch war kein Ende des Krieges abzusehen. Tapfer schlugen die Troer von ihren hohen Mauern aus jeden Angriff zurück. Da gab Kalchas, der Seher, den Griechen den Rat, klug zu sein wie der Sperber, der die Taube fängt, und so folgten sie dem Plan, den Odysseus, der listenreiche Sohn des Laërtes, ersonnen hatte: sie erbauten ein kunstvolles, riesiges Pferd aus Fichtenholz und ließen die tapfersten Helden sich darin verbergen. Die anderen Krieger brachen die Zelte ab, als ob sie zur Heimfahrt rüsteten, und segelten davon. Zurück blieb nur das hölzerne Pferd, das groß und einsam vor der Mauer Trojas stand. Doch als die Flotte außer Sicht der Trojaner war, wandten die Griechen den Bug nach Süden und gingen im Schutz der kleinen Insel Tenedos vor Anker. Von der Höhe ihrer Zinnen waren die Troer mit ungläubigem Staunen dem Aufbruch der Feinde gefolgt. Bedeutete er wirklich das Ende des unseligen Krieges? Voll Freuden strömten sie zur Stadt hinaus. Kein Grieche zeigte sich mehr ringsum. Sie schritten über den Platz, wo das Schiffslager der Feinde gestanden hatte, das zu erobern ihnen nie vergönnt gewesen war. Doch was bedeutete das riesige Pferd, das sich schreckenerregend auf dem Platze erhob? »Schafft es in die Stadt und stellt es als Siegesdenkmal auf der Burg auf!« riefen die einen. »Wagt euch nicht an das unheimliche Geschenk der Achaier!« warnten die anderen. Sie hielten es für das beste, das hölzerne Pferd zu verbrennen oder ins Meer zu werfen. Während man unschlüssig hin und her stritt, trat Laokoon, der Priester Apollons, mitten unter das gaffende Volk. »Welcher Wahnsinn treibt euch, Mitbürger?« rief er laut. »Glaubt ihr denn wirklich, die Griechen seien auf und davon und ihre Gabe sei ehrlich gemeint? Kennt ihr den listenreichen Odysseus nicht besser? Was es auch sein mag, traut den Griechen nicht und nicht dem trügerischen Geschenk!« Damit entriss er einem Krieger die Lanze und schleuderte sie wuchtig gegen den Bauch des Tieres. Zitternd blieb der Speer im Holz haften, und aus der Tiefe ertönte ein Widerhall - wie von Waffengeklirr! Aber die Trojaner beachteten die deutliche Warnung nicht! In diesem Augenblick brachten Hirten einen Griechen herbei, den sie im Schilf des Skamandros aufgestöbert hatten, und schleppten ihn vor König Priamos. Flehend und unter Schluchzen streckte der Jüngling, der sich Sinon nannte, die Hände zum Himmel: »Weh mir, wohin soll ich Unglücklicher mich wenden? Die Griechen haben mich ausgestoßen, und die Trojaner werden mich erschlagen!« Teilnehmend fragte man ihn nach seinem Schicksal und hörte aus seinem Mund, dass die Griechen beschlossen hätten, ihn zu opfern, um sich eine glückliche Heimkehr zu sichern; doch es sei ihm gelungen, sich aus den Fesseln zu lösen und zu entfliehen. »In mein Vaterland und zu meinen Landsleuten kann ich nicht zurück«, schloss Sinon, »und von eurer Großmut hängt es ab, ob ich mein Leben verwirkt habe!« Priamos sprach dem Griechen Trost zu. »Wir werden dir Gastfreundschaft und Asyl gewähren« sagte er milde, »wenn du uns das Geheimnis des hölzernen Pferdes offenbarst.« Niemand ahnte, dass Sinons Erzählungen und Beteuerungen ein feingesponnenes Lügengewebe waren, mit dem er die Troer zu ihrem Verderben zu umstricken gedachte. Er scheute sich nicht, die Götter zu Zeugen anzurufen, dass es sich um ein Weihgeschenk für die Göttin Athene handele, mit dem die Griechen den Zorn ihrer Schutzgöttin versöhnen wollten. »Seht die gewaltige Höhe des Tieres«, sagte Sinon, »sie soll euch Troer hindern, es durch die Tore in die Stadt zu schaffen, weil euch die Göttin alsdann ihren Schutz zuteil werden ließe. Doch wenn ihr dem Pferd Gewalt antut, so wird die Rache der Göttin eurer Stadt schreckliches Verderben bringen!« So glaubhaft wusste der schlaue Grieche seine Worte zu setzen, dass niemand zögerte, ihm Vertrauen zu schenken. Am Ende nahmen die Götter, die Trojas Untergang beschlossen hatten, auch dem letzten Ungläubigen allen Zweifel mit folgendem Ereignis. Von der Insel Tenedos her kamen in gewaltigen Windungen zwei Schlangen, die pfeilschnell dem Ufer zustrebten. Ihr Ziel war der Uferaltar des Poseidon, wo Laokoon mit seinen beiden Söhnen beim Opfer beschäftigt war. Die Schlangen schossen auf die Knaben zu, wickelten sich um ihre Glieder und schlugen die Giftzähne in ihr Fleisch. Als der Vater, das Schwert in der Hand, den Söhnen zu Hilfe eilte, ergriffen die Schlangen auch ihn und ringelten sich um seinen Leib, so dass er wehrlos ersticken musste. Schreckensbleich sahen die Trojaner die Schlangen in Pallas Athenes Tempel verschwinden. Jetzt bestand für sie kein Zweifel mehr, wie sie mit dem Pferd zu verfahren hätten. Sie rissen die Stadtmauer ein, setzten das mächtige Tier auf Rollen und zogen es im Triumph in die Stadt. Da gab es ein Freudenfest, wie noch niemand es erlebt hatte. Überall gaben sich die Einwohner bei Schmaus und Gelage dem Jubel hin, überall erklangen Gesang und Saitenspiel, und als es auf Mitternacht ging, waren die Trojaner, von der unendlichen Freude und vom Wein berauscht, in tiefen Schlaf gesunken. Nur die Seherin Kassandra, des Priamos Tochter, hatte an dem Jubel nicht Anteil. Ruhelos irrte sie durch die Gassen und verkündete drohendes Verderben. Vergeblich, niemand hörte und achtete im Freudentaumel auf ihre warnende Stimme! Das hölzerne Pferd · Trojanischer Krieg · Griechische Sage · Odyssee Read the full article

[eternal--returned]

CHORUS: Her prayers and cries of Father! her young life they reckoned at zero, those warloving captains. Her father said a prayer and bid them seize her high above the altar like a goat with her face to the ground and her robes pouring around her. And on her lovely mouth—

to check the cry that would have cursed his house— he fixed a bridle. Her robe fell to the ground. She cast a glance at each of her killers, like a figure in a painting speaking with her eyes, for she used to sing to them around her father's table. blessing their libation in her pure girl's voice—

what happened then I did not see and cannot tell. Let's just say Kalchas was no liar. Justice tops her scales so that we learn by suffering. But the future—who knows? It's here soon enough. Why grieve in advance? Whatever turns up, I hope it's happy—

Aeschylus (translated by Anne Carson) ֍ Agamemnon, An Oresteia (2009)

[mistfunk]

Mistigram: @kalchano likes to revisit and remix some of his favorites among his #ShiftJIS textmode adaptations of prog album covers, updating them to be seasonal. Here we have an assortment of Halloweenified #KingCrimson and #Yes album cover designs, included in last year's MIST1022 artpack collection.

[bambiraptorx]

If your characters were in the Hazbin Hotel universe, what area of the afterlife would they be in?

I'm gonna be honest, I've never watched Hazbin Hotel and I don't really intend to. It's not my kind of show. I'm vaguely aware that the structure of the afterlife is meant to be based on the nine circles of Hell from Dante's Inferno, which I've been reading lately, but I would assume that HH's version is based on centuries of cultural osmosis and not the actual Inferno from the little I know about the show.

And tbh based on the amount of AUs and OCs I have, I don't know which characters you would want me to put there anyway lol.

[weeblyteblog]

Sweet Symphonies: Gobind Sweets' Exquisite Confections

Taste the Legacy: Unraveling the Tale of Gobind Sweets

Nestled amidst the vibrant tapestry of Victoria, Gobind Sweets emerges as a beacon of culinary excellence, a symphony of flavors that has captivated the hearts and palates of discerning diners. With its trio of strategically situated locations in Truganina, Thomastown, and Craigieburn, Gobind Sweets stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of North Indian gastronomy, beckoning all who seek an authentic and unforgettable dining experience.

At the very heart of Gobind Sweets lies an unwavering commitment to culinary artistry. Each dish, a symphony of aromas, textures, and flavors, is meticulously crafted, a testament to the chefs' deep-rooted passion for North Indian cuisine. From the aromatic allure of basmati rice infused with saffron and the succulent tenderness of tandoori-grilled meats to the tantalizing symphony of spices in curries that dance upon the tongue, Gobind Sweets elevates the culinary experience to an art form.

The restaurant's menu is a veritable treasure trove of North Indian culinary gems, a testament to the region's rich culinary heritage. Aromatic biryanis, their layers of rice and meat infused with a myriad of spices, transport diners to the bustling streets of Delhi, while succulent kebabs, their smoky aroma mingling with the fragrant notes of traditional marinades, evoke the vibrant atmosphere of Punjabi markets. Each dish is a masterpiece, a testament to Gobind Sweets' dedication to preserving the authenticity and integrity of North Indian cuisine.

Indulge in Hospitality: Gobind Sweets' Exceptional Customer Care

Step into the realm of Gobind Sweets, an Indian culinary haven where exquisite flavors converge with an unparalleled dining experience, orchestrated by a team dedicated to elevating every aspect of your gastronomic journey.  The heart of Gobind Sweets lies in its unwavering commitment to service excellence, a philosophy that permeates every interaction and underpins the very essence of the restaurant. The staff, carefully handpicked and meticulously trained, embodies this philosophy, striving to make each guest feel welcomed, valued, and attended to with impeccable precision.

With a personalized approach that tailors to individual preferences, the attentive team takes pride in not only meeting but exceeding expectations. Their genuine enthusiasm for creating memorable dining experiences is palpable, as they seamlessly anticipate your needs, ensuring that every visit is a seamless and delightful occasion. From the moment you enter, you are enveloped in a symphony of hospitality. The staff greets you with warm smiles and genuine attentiveness, ensuring that you feel welcomed and comfortable. Whether you seek recommendations, require dietary accommodations, or have any special requests, their dedication to service excellence shines through.

In this realm of culinary artistry, service is not merely a duty; it is a passion that resonates throughout the restaurant. The staff, the unsung heroes who tirelessly orchestrate the dining experience behind the scenes, are driven by an unwavering commitment to making every visit to Gobind Sweets an extraordinary one.

Culinary Extravaganza: Dive into Gobind Sweets' Specialties

Stepping into Gobind Sweets is akin to embarking on a culinary adventure, where the tantalizing aromas and vibrant colors of North Indian cooking beckon you to indulge. Among the many delectable offerings, the menu specials stand out as a testament to the restaurant's unwavering commitment to culinary excellence. At the heart of the menu specials lies the Amritsari Kulcha, a culinary masterpiece that epitomizes the restaurant's commitment to authenticity and flavor. This dish, a testament to the culinary expertise of Gobind Sweets' chefs, showcases a harmonious blend of aromatic spices that transform every bite into an explosion of rich, savory goodness. The kalcha itself is cooked to perfection, boasting a crispy exterior that gives way to a soft, fragrant interior, a true delight for the palate.

For those seeking a taste of North Indian culinary tradition, the Cholley Bhaturey is an absolute must-try. This iconic dish, a culinary gem of the region, features deep-fried plain flour bhaturey served alongside a generous portion of chickpea curry. The combination of the fluffy bhatura, its airy texture a testament to the chef's mastery of dough preparation, and the rich, spiced chickpea curry, a symphony of aromatic spices that awakens the senses, creates a harmonious blend of textures and flavors that is sure to captivate the most discerning palates.

The carefully curated menu specials at Gobind Sweets serve as a testament to the restaurant's dedication to showcasing the best of North Indian cuisine. Each dish is meticulously prepared with precision and attention to detail, ensuring that every bite is an immersive journey through the rich and authentic flavors of the region. From the tantalizing Amritsari Kulcha to the iconic Cholley Bhaturey, each culinary creation is a masterpiece of flavor and technique, a testament to Gobind Sweets' unwavering commitment to culinary excellence.

Contact Information

Address: 33/20 Prosperity St, Truganina VIC 3029

Phone number: +61 401-590-000

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Myrmidons

Primaris Space Marines Redacted Salamanders Successor

Homeworld- Phthia

Chapter Command

Chapter Master- Achilles

A raity amongst the Astartes and mankind in general, though, being half Aeldari, Achilles proved himself on the field of battle many times during the Horus Heresy. Because of this, after being declared mia, he was found by agents of the mechanicum and forced to join the experiments that would birth the Primaris marines.

Chief Apothecary- Patroclus

A loyalist of the 4th legion, Patroclus' chapter was wiped out other than himself only a few years after its founding. He survived over a year on a Tyranid infested world with only Chaplain Briseis before joining the Myrmidons, both quickly rose through the ranks and became increasingly close with Achilles.

Head Chaplain - Briseis

Chief Librarian- Kalchas

Epistolary Cassandra- Kalchas' apprentice in the psychic arts

Master of the Forge- Phaistos

1st Captain Atalanta

2nd "The Spearhead" Captain Automedon

3rd Captain Icarus

4th Battleline Captain Ajax Telamonian

5th Armored Captain Ares

6th Battleline Captain Bellerophon

7th Aerial Strike Captain Hermes

8th Strike Captain Ajax Oilean

9th Vanguard Captains Apollo and Artemis

10th Vanguard Captain Odesseus

Thetis- an ancient Harlequin Solitaire who has been roaming the galaxy for millennia and one of the few remaining who knows the True Names of the lost Primarchs, and mother to chapter master Achilles

[uyuforu]

sorry I think I said it wrong in the other paragraph I mean I have Gemini sun Leo moon and Leo rising in my Vedic astrology chart sorry but I'm not that good at astrology so sometimes I say things in the wrong way and astrology to me is something really unique and different and I love it , I think because my moon is in my 12th house I don't know really but there's something about spiritual things that attract me a lot like astrology and tarot readings and everytime you post something about astrology and tarot it's just so amazing I mean how good you are and I really wanted to say that along time ago that you are really inspiring for a lot of people like me like I didn't even know there was a Vedic astrology chart until you talked about it so please don't stop and ignore any bad things that some people say and just be happy and always look at the positive side and be happy,stay safe and have fun love ya 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷

I personally have my 12H in Virgo with Libra. I like to use asteroids to know about people and their talents. So if we speak about astrology and spiritual talents, you can check:

Kalchas (4138) (divination talents)

Horus (1924) (linked to 3rd eye)

Arrokoth (486958) (astrology talents)

Teller (5006) (Tarot abilities)

(for more asteroids about talents I suggest this amazing post)

For example, I have Kalchas Cancer 9H 3° conjunct my MC, so I could work with divination talents, and could gain more recognition for it in foreign lands. It can also means I'm good at analyzing stuff (literally what i'm doing now).

My Horus is in Pisces 5H 4°, literally meaning my 3rd eye is open, I am open to the world of spirituality, in the 5H my creativity will help me a lot with it, I see the signs of the universe in a very creative way.

My Arrokoth is in Sagittarius 3H 20°, meaning I learn a lot and I'm a hard working learner when it comes to this subject. I have a true thing for it, and the 3H here makes me prone to analyze astrology. The degree (scorpio) makes me want to solve the secrets of the universe, and find what is unknown.

My Teller is in Leo 10H 5°, conjunct my sun, North node and other fame asteroids (most of them are in my 10H), meaning I could totally become famous for it, it's a true path for my career, I could become very successful.

It can indeed tell a lot!

- uyu

[katerinaaqu]

He comes up with the oath indeed to serve his purpose with which he also partially helps Tyndareous to save himself from a massive problem. In a way is a two bird one stone solution but when the time came to honor it things had changed; he had family and his life was set well. Quite frankly is like promising to someone "hey I shall come to war with you if war ever comes to your country" but in your heart you hope it never will be reality (and quite frankly Menelaus actually remembering the oath like come on hahahaha) But the "bunch of suitors die" were not just that like Odysseus was. They were thieves and were stealing everything eating their fill, harassing Penelope and plotting to kill his son. Like sure mass murder only shows how linked to war Odysseus is (even if he had the blessings of the gods for it) but tye situations are not exactly the same.

Also many heroes of that war needed persuasion. Even Thetis encouraged Achilles to avoid the war. Which is interesting given how many of the heroes acted so humanly with different ways to that war. Yes it is interesting how the inventor of the oath himself is probably the least eager to go but the thing is that you must add here is that Odysseus heard a prophecy that he wouldn't return from the war but in 20 years. I mean yeah you hear that you go and you shall not see them for 2 decades and you cannot say "no" directly bevause you are bound by the oath like damn well you will feel double panic hahahahahaha

The Iphigenia incident was created after homer which is interesting how many post-homeric sources depict Odysseus like a monster with no Morals. Like sure let us sacrifice a baby since my son is safe. Ironically in the actual Iliad it was Kalchas the one to get a direct order from gods to do it (similar to Abraham story in the bible). Many features sources say it was Odysseus to suggest it which does seem weird given that it was also him the one to be the diplomat to avoid the war in the first place trying to get Helen back without war.

More sources depict Neoptolemus as the murderer than Odysseus even in the Epic Cycle which is indeed interesting how in later sources Odysseus is depicted as the monster throwing babies off walls (or conspiring for doing so in Eurypedes) but Neoptolemus kinda left forgotten for the same role.

I think people need to think in what texts Odysseus is depicted so. Most of the sources come from 5th century onwards. It was a time of prosperity but also war for Greece. Greeks favored direct war choices and honor. Odysseus using wits and tricks to win wars was not to set a "good example" for the audience of the time so he was depicted sometimes as evil as possible to make sure that the young ones of the time wouldn't choose to use their brains over their honor hahaha

Also he is used as a symbol by poets for things that happen under the table at war; the side of war no one wants to talk about. The Roman times depict Odysseus either the same or totally evil because he is the reason Troy fell and traditionally Troy was the birthing place of Rome mythologically

The story version of Odysseus being the one to come up with the oath idea for whomever ended up as Helen's husband is one thing. It's another thing that he did it knowing her father would be so grateful to him for helping avoid a bunch of suitors dying in a brawl that he could have whatever he wanted as thanks. That thing being Penelope. It's another thing that just over twenty years later he would be the primary cause of the deaths of a bunch of suitors for the sake of (partially or mostly) Penelope.

It's another thing that despite coming up with the idea of the oath to Menelaus and backing out of the race for Helen in exchange for Penelope he still was beholden to it. It's another thing that he tries to duck out of the oath that he came up with by pretending to be mad when the Trojan War began. It's another thing that he dropped the lie in order to protect Telemachus, thus creating a scenario of saving his son to join the war (that he set the path for in order to get Penelope). It's another thing that Agamemnon has to sacrifice his daughter to join the war, a solution which was suggested by Odysseus. Thus we have a scenario where Odysseus begins his role in the Trojan War by saving a life (or more, if you count the suitors oath) only to then immediately advise Agamemnon take one.

It's another thing that one of the last acts of the war is Odysseus murdering a baby. He opens the war saving his child, ordering the death of another, and finally he ends his role in the war by murdering a final child.

It's another thing that Clytemnestra murders her husband for the death of their daughter. It's another thing that her cousin Penelope remains loyal to Odysseus in the years following the saving of Telemachus.

It's just... look the man has one priority and its him his country and his family and everyone else is a means to an end and frankly I appreciate that. He's a liar and a snake but at least everyone knows it.