#kitaab

[kasturimann]

maujein bhi humari ho na sakin, toofan bhi humara ho na saka, ya tum hi kisi ke ho na sake, ya koi tumhara ho na saka.

gunahon ka devta

[shayaranasafar]

Insaan aur kitaabon ka taalluk kaafi gehra hai. Dono ko padhna ya samjhna jitna aasan lagta hai, utna hi mushkil hai. Har insaan aur kitaab mein ek kahaani chupi hoti hai. Insaan aur kitaab, dono hi ek dusre ke hisse hote hain. Insaan, kirdaar ban kar kitaab ka hissa ban jaate hain. Aur kitaab, insaan ki zindagi ka ek hissa ban jaati hai, kabhi dost ban kar, kabhi ishq ban kar to kabhi uski jeet ban kar. Kabhi insaan kitaab ko bahtar roop deta hai, aur kabhi kitaab insaan ko bahtar bana deti hai.

Sab nazariye aur soch ka khel hai. Phir wo insaan ho ya kitaab. Kabhi ishq ka hissa ban jaate hain, aur kabhi nafrat ka. Kabhi sabka dil jeet lete hain, aur kabhi bheed mein kahin kho jaate hain. Kisi insaan aur kitaab ko aasani se izzat mil jaati hai, aur kisi ko izzat kamani padti hai.

Insaan aur kitaab, dono hi kabhi kisi ko karm aur niyat se parakhte hain, to kabhi dharm jaat-paat se parakhne lagte hain. Kabhi insaan kitaab likh kr kitaab ko dekhne ki soch badal deta hai, aur kabhi kitaab insaan ki soch badal deti hai.

Ek baat par zarur gaur farmaiyega. Insaan aur kitaab, dono ke hi naam alag hain, lekin insaano ki insaaniyat aur kitaabon ka ilm, unki nasiihat to ek hi hai. Phir naa jaane kyun aksar dono dange-fasaad ka hissa ban jaate hain.

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[natkhat-sa-shyam]

With my arms wrapped around her abdomen, I would like to read the same book with someone who will sit on my lap with me.

[pariaritzia]

very funny that this reviewer asked anvita dutt how 'her mind' came up with the scene where qala's mother kicks her out of the house in the mountains in winter bc she messes up her riyaz. "kicking out of the house" is tied with "throwing your stuff out of the window" for most common threat/punishment in a desi household that doesn't involve actually hitting you. how has this reviewer not heard of that lol

[hinsaa-paramo-dharma]

Aaj tak ek bhi book series puri khatam nhi ki..

Hajaro kitaabe hongi jinke bus ek-do chapters padhe, thoda interesting lge, but tabhi idk why aage nhi padha

Itni saari books ke PDFs khojne mein ghante lgaye aur phir unko bhul gayi

And then I say I like to read..

[motherfricker]

from now on mein hindi mein shitpost karungi

[shytimelady]

Things I Furiously Dislike:

Textbooks that don't give you all your verbs in the same conjugation

[buttercuparry]

Okay last one...

[amiliyatkamahar]

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[lord-of-lollipops]

More than 1500+ pages in the pathology book still no explanation of my random body pains

[astrologer123]

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[thewitchfarhan]

Hi! Your posts have been so interesting to read through!! What was your inspiration for syncing the hellenic and hindu pantheons? And what has your thought process been as you've been writing your holy texts? Hope you're having a good day/night!

Thank you anon! I’m really glad you’re enjoying them 🥰

Why Kaênaastha?

I grew up in an area that had a very large Hindu and Sikh population, meanwhile I was raised Roman Catholic and was not allowed to participate with any of my Hindu/Sikh friends religious holidays or festivals. When I got into adulthood I began learning more about Hinduism (both from an academic and spiritual perspective) and began to incorporate aspects of Hinduism into my personal practice. Then, earlier this year, when I rejoined Tumblr I got really into Hellenic Polytheism/Hellenic Paganism. Both of these spiritual paths felt correct for me, but I personally found it really difficult to try to incorporate the two together in their whole forms. Additionally there were some aspects of these respective faiths that I didn't like or agree with. So I decided that instead of trying to fit myself into the frameworks of other traditions I would just make my own. (As a side note, I personally get frustrated when I find multiple sources for myth or practice that contradict - so it made my practice feel much easier to create my own religious/spiritual canon).

The Kitaab Pavos (Kaênaasthan Holy Texts)

In order to best answer this question I'm going to explain each of the 6 Kitaab Pavos.

1: Bhajan aur Gaani Gia O Devi [Hymns and Songs for the Gods]

The Bhajan aur Gaani exists as a central text that consolidates and houses any hymns, poems, songs, etc. written for or about the Devis.

2: Mithak Kahaanee Tou Devi [Myths and Tales of the Gods]

The Mithak Kahaanee is meant as a companion to The Shurūchí Samay. The Shurūchí Samay is the Kaênaasthan creation myth - whereas The Mithak Kahaanee is the collection of all other myths or stories about the gods that doesn't have to do with "The Creation".

In Kaênaastha all myths are viewed as symbolic - they aren't supposed to be read as literal truth, and instead as a cultural story that provides a backbone to certain moral and philosophical beliefs.

3: Raayaastha [The Opinions of the Faith]

The Raayaastha exists as a documentation of the morals, opinions, and thoughts of the Kaênaasthan faith and those who follow it. It expans upon the foundation laid by the Terah Alitheia and goes issue by issue throughout a variety of social, ecological, and political issues.

4: Shurūchí Samay aur Génnisi Devi [The Beginning of Time & The Birth of the Gods]

This is the Kaênaasthan creation myth, it "explains" how each of the Devis came to be.

The Shurūchí Samay is also meant to coexist with scientific data and the current understanding of how the universe, our solar system, and our planet came to be. While not meant to be taken literally (as stated above) part of the purpose of The Shurūchí Samay is for Kaênaastha to have a creation myth that doesn't contradict scientific theory and fact.

5: Terah Alítheia [The 13 Truths]

While not a direct allegory, The Terah Alítheia could be compared to the 10 Commandments found in the Old Testament of the Christian Bible. It exists as a foundational text that guides morality and Kaênaasthan belief.

While the title literally means "The 13 Truths" - it is more accurately described as "the 13 beliefs/moral guidelines".

6: Vivaraftí Ka Tou O Devi [Descriptions of the Gods]

The Vivaraftí Ka is where all of the correspondance (planets, sacred flowers, sacred animals, etc.) of the Devis can be found.

While these correspondance are not strict rules (if you use purple when honoring Hermes-Vishnu nothing bad is going to happen) they are considered traditional and it is also considered more respectful to utilize the correspondance in The Vivaraftí Ka.

[damneddunya]

"The leader of a tribe is but a servant of his people"

[superastrologer]

Astrology is an ancient science that has been used for centuries to understand the movements of celestial bodies and their impact on human life. Rajkot, Gujarat is home to many astrologers who are skilled in the interpretation of astrological charts and the prediction of future events based on them. Finding the best astrologer in Rajkot is a hectic task, many of them claim that they are genuine, but the truth is among all few astrologers are genuine others are fake.

[ayin-me-yesh]

You can access Alif Baa: Introduction to Arabic Letters and Sounds (a precursor to the Al-Kitaab series) at the Internet Archive. The accompanying multimedia files are available at the companion website for the book.

مرحبا. كيف حالك؟ What are your favourite resources to learn Arabic?

.أهلا! بخير الحمد لله

I've been studying Arabic (MSA) for three years now, and it's all been through university, so most of the resources I've been using I haven't tried to self-study with. The textbooks we were required to learn with were the Al-Kitaab books from Georgetown University Press, and overall, I'd say they were pretty decent!

The first installment, Alif-Baa, is a great start to learning how to read and write the Arabic alphabet, and could easily be self-taught.

The other two could also be used in self-teaching, but a bit more thought would need to be put into how to plan out your lesson for the day, since the units aren't exactly designed the best.

In terms of self-studying though, I recently started using this book to better my reading skills and for learning new vocabulary. It's less of an academic text and more fun/light to read. It also comes with free audio at the website! So can also be used for listening.

Other than that, I haven't really dived into the world of Arabic language resources, and definitely not any dialects just yet. I'd also recommend YouTube, there are some channels on there dedicated to teaching simple Arabic, as well as children's shows/videos that could be used to practice listening skills.

Arabic is such a beautiful language, and I know once I've graduated, I'm going to start to self-teach since I don't want to lose it. But as of right now, that's all I got!

Thank you for the ask <3 let me know if you have any more questions!

[julaibib]

Ibn Al-Jawzi (رَحِمَهُ اللَّهُ) said:

“This dunya only impresses those with no intellect.”

[Kitaab Al-Lataa'if Fil-Waa'z, pg. 61]