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[wintersongstress]

Happy birthday 💛 wishing you all the best

😊😊 thank you so much friend. I'm so grateful for you 💓 i dont think any one cares about me on this website but it's nice to be wrong every once in awhile 🥺💕

[spiritualsoul1969]

The Mystic Veena: Sripadaraja’s Path to Realizing the Divine

In the vast spiritual tapestry of India, music has often been the unseen bridge between human longing and divine grace. Among the saint-poets of Bhakti, Sripadaraja stands as a luminous figure, wielding not just wisdom but also the mystical power of sound. His veena did not merely produce music—it echoed eternal truths, dissolving the boundaries between the devotee and the Divine.

The Divine Symphony: Sripadaraja’s Musical Path

Sripadaraja, also known as Lakshminarayana Tirtha, was not only a scholar of Dvaita philosophy but also a saint whose music carried the essence of devotion and Vedantic insight. While many saw philosophical debates as a path to truth, Sripadaraja transcended mere discourse. He infused melody with meaning, allowing his veena to sing of the infinite.

Each note played on his instrument was a mantra, vibrating with the very essence of cosmic order. His compositions did not just express devotion; they dissolved the ego, calling the listener into direct communion with the Divine. His approach was revolutionary—why strive for liberation in dry intellectualism when the Infinite could be tasted through music?

The Veena as a Spiritual Instrument

Unlike a simple musical tool, the veena in Sripadaraja's hands was a sacred medium, a sadhana. It was not mere entertainment but an act of Bhakti Yoga, where devotion met discipline. Each string resonated with the fundamental vibrations of the universe, aligning the listener with divine harmony.

In his hands, the veena became a voice of surrender, a dissolver of duality. The saint-poet demonstrated that realization was not reserved for the silent meditator or the learned scholar alone—it was also for the singer, the artist, and the lover of beauty. Through music, Sripadaraja revealed the truth that the finite and the infinite could coexist within a single note.

Music as a Gateway to Moksha

Bhakti, in Sripadaraja's philosophy, was not a mere act of ritualistic devotion; it was the direct path to ultimate liberation (moksha). His compositions carried profound spiritual codes, where even a simple listener could experience transcendence. Unlike rigid paths demanding renunciation, Sripadaraja showed that one could reach the highest through heartfelt musical surrender.

The very act of playing the veena was an act of alignment with the divine cosmos. Just as the veena required perfect tuning for divine melodies, the soul needed alignment with devotion and humility to realize its higher purpose.

Practical Toolkit: Sripadaraja's Teachings for Daily Life

Daily Devotional Soundscapes

Start your morning by playing soulful bhajans or compositions of saint-poets like Sripadaraja.

If you play an instrument, dedicate a few minutes daily to playing with devotion, rather than perfection.

Chanting as Tuning

Recite a chosen mantra or kirtan to attune yourself to higher frequencies, just as Sripadaraja tuned his veena.

Let your voice be an offering rather than a performance.

Sonic Meditation

Close your eyes and listen to classical music, focusing on each note as a manifestation of the Divine.

Train your mind to dissolve into sound, rather than analyze it.

Bhakti Through Action

Serve others with the same devotion with which Sripadaraja played his veena.

See your daily work as an offering, a rhythm that aligns with cosmic music.

Japa and Silent Listening

Practice silence after chanting, allowing the echoes of devotion to settle deep within.

Observe the natural sounds around you, finding divinity in the rustling leaves and the wind's whisper.

Becoming the Instrument

Sripadaraja’s legacy teaches us that we ourselves are the veena. Our soul is the instrument, our devotion the tuning, and our surrender the melody. If we let go of ego, allowing the divine musician to play through us, we too can become a symphony of grace, eternally resonating with the Infinite.

Through Sripadaraja, we learn that music is not just an art; it is a path. Not just a performance, but a prayer. And ultimately, not just a sound—but a call to transcend.

[bladesofkyber]

before/after gif challenge

thank you for tagging me @losthavenmine 🖤

tagging @bellaaldamas @gettingscrazy @mysticsongs & anyone else who wants to play

[devilsdaughter2]

Looking for Old Friends

So, its been nagging at me lately. I miss some friends from before Bnet was a thing. So perhaps you all can help spread the word? I am looking for a Naomy/Eremis (Draeneis), Piratie (Rogue), Thinein (Death Knight), Mysticsong (Mage), Inca (Mage), all from Sisters of Elune (RP).

Eleantha Misses Them.

[xercisarchive]

NieR? (Figured you'd want to see this one too since you really liked being asked to do the series thing about DOD3)

It’s just that i’ve never been asked about those games, and I’ve reblogged that ask meme couple of times already, so GOD BLESS YOU.

❤ male: Grimoire Weiss❤ female: Kainé, I like her almost as much as Zero.✖ least favorite: Ugh, who’s there to dislike in this game. Maybe Grimoire Noir…✔ who resembles me: Grimoire Weiss❤ most attractive: Weiss is such an attractive book❤ three more characters that i like: Emil, Yonah, the whole cast lmao, seriously, they are all great and there was a bit from each to relate and learn from. When Popola and Devola die was incredible, same for Emil and all the fucking endings.

[mzzzhyde]

mysticsong ha risposto: Drakengard is not your typical Square-Enix RPG. Especially the 1st.  I am really curious about it! When I will able to install a PS emulator ('cause I do not have the original console), I'll play from the first :)

[buttritoes]

yunniversal answered your question:QUESTION

elemental jadesss ele% actually does quite a bit to boost your skill’s damage * ^*

jadedchrome answered your question:QUESTION

short answer is yes. if you have elemental skills and are not a saint/light fury, stack elemental damage

mysticsong answered your question:QUESTION

 I go with high grade light jades [~650-650 MAtk] for my inqui and critical

fenrixionlab answered your question:QUESTION

I went for magician jades for my inqui so it boosts his Heal Relic ouo

wowowowow thank you so much for the help guys!

[schizocheese]

Yep, they even used the archer skeleton.. No wonder Lencea/Lancea came out so fast.

Wtf ED, that's so lazy. :(

[wintersongstress]

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from the goddess of talent herself....I am on my knees, humbled, that you grant me such sweet sentiments 🥺💞💞💞💞💞

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[fydn]

mysticsong replied to your post:

Not only that but the artist also made the warrior seem like he’s wielding a one-handed saber or something instead of a zweihander xD;

The warrior has quite a lot of animations where he uses his sword with one hand tho

[castorre]

Whoops, didn't know about the music part, I had my Youtube playlist running while recording, sorry for that. Guess I have to try again and upload for 8 hours, hahah x_x And I can't record via the in-game record feature because I have a laptop that doesn't even have the scroll lock key >_> So I use fraps. And the smaller clips are raw videos, I just didn't have enough space to record 4 nests runs so I only recorded certain skills. Hmmh, I guess my contribution wasn't useful at all x_x' Sorry.

Haha don’t worry about it. When I listened to the videos, I didn’t hear any music in them that I recall. I’ll go rewatch them but i remember it being bare in game sounds. 

Woops, this was supposed to be private @ A@

[delphox]

My heart just broke in many pieces as I read that you reset your game because you though a shiny Pokemon was a glitch.. Which it's not. you have a 1:8191 chance to actually find one and... Oh my god... I'm crying... I've been on a search for a shiny Fennekin since the first day of getting Pokemon X and... Wow... I have no words.

 jeez i’m sorry idk what to say either

[rusig]

mysticsong answered your post: does anyone know where to get...

You get it on Christmas for delivering the right gifts to your villagers.

thANK YOU <3

[dojizerker]

folklores replied to your post: folklores replied to your post: folklores replied...

I still really need to play the DeSu games. Someday when I get a 3DS. But yeah it’s not so bad with my lost KagePro notes but my lost Umineko and Higurashi ones make me want to cry. And yes, liked and replurked really makes it awful for looking back.

As a biased fan, I say you should try whenever you can! Overclocked would be easier to get since it's on the eShop, unless you prefer a physical copy. But you might have to hunt down DeSu 2 since the 3DS remake is like Half Life 3-ish.

I remember when Plurk have them separated, but combined them one day. Or did I imagine that?

My Amane notes cry... I think I have them on my inactive Amane blog, but they're not up-to-date with new info.

mysticsong replied to your post: Wait, when you clicked on your tracked tags from...

yeah that’s new since that search thingy update

Mildly annoying, since if I want a separate tab, I'd open it myself and type in the URL.

valdexteneboos replied to your post: Wait, when you clicked on your tracked tags from...

that’s irritating…

Yep.

[shutupfaker-archive-blog1]

mysticsong replied to your post: GAME released XY TODAY?? AND I DIDNT KNOW???? im...

Huh? Odd, in Austria it’s tomorrow. (12.10.?) I’d have had it by now if that wes the case because I already made plans to “camp” at the store’s entrance tomorrow early morning. It also says on the Nintendo eShop 12th of October for Europe.

apparently GAME released it a day early

aha i have to wait until 12pm to go into town tomorrow and pick mine up ;;