Sixth level of Seven. Of the first day of Seven. This is about the first mantra of Rig Veda. Every day we choose one mantra. Written for those ready to dive inside. Tone: Still, Transcendent, Non-dual.
Fifth level of Seven. Of the first day of Seven. This is about the first mantra of Rig Veda. Every day we choose one mantra. Written for professionals and academics, comfortable with incomprehensibility. Tone: Philosophical, Rhythmic, Cosmic.
Fourth level of Seven. Of the first day of Seven. This is about the first mantra of Rig Veda. Every day we choose one mantra. Written for graduates, ready to grapple with complexity. Tone: Transformative, Intense, Hermetic.
Third level of Seven. Of the first day of Seven. This is about the first mantra of Rig Veda. Every day we choose one mantra. Written for graduate students. Tone: Technical, Esoteric, Structured.
Second level of Seven. Of the first day of Seven. This is about the first mantra of Rig Veda. Every day we choose one mantra. Written for early-teens. Tone: Analytical, Motivational, Structural.
First level of Seven. Of the first day of Seven. This is about the first mantra of Rig Veda. Every day we choose one mantra. Written for daughters. And sons. Specifically for my daughter. Tone: Wonder-filled, Celebratory, Empowering.
The vibrancy of Indian culture is often showcased across media, from Hollywood and Bollywood films to serious documentaries. The festival of colours is almost always part of that montage. It appears as spontaneous joy. A riot of abandon. I am speaking, of course, about Holi. In films it looks random. Filmed whenever the cinematic flow … Continue reading Holi: A Geological Record of The Indian Heart
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