Confused Earthiling

Red Milk

” Horrors of female infanticide even today continue to haunt many parts of India, because the girl child you killed is still asking – What crime did I commit to be killed?'”

– Confused Earthling

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Gold Rush

” Along the way, we have lost our understanding of the significance of various practices and the cultural values attached to them.
One such misunderstanding, or to phrase it better, one such basis to judge a human being is gold.
How? Well, read to find out.”

– Confused Earthling

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The Wonders of Ancient India (Part-2)

“Om;
Gayatri Mantra;
Mahamritanjaya Mantra;
Om Namah Shivaya;
hare kṛiṣhṇa hare kṛiṣhṇa
kṛiṣhṇa kṛiṣhṇa hare hare
hare rāma hare rāma
rāma rāma hare hare………

And the list goes on.

These are what we call Indian mantras and chants. They might seem like gibberrish just like how a new or foreign language seems to be, but there lies a soothing and powerful essence in them……so strong that they have healing capabilities.

Chanting of these chants and mantras goes beyond just reciting them for our Gods. It leaves behind a serene feeling within oneself.

How? Well let’s find out in this blog.”

-Confused Earthling

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The Wonders of Ancient India (Part-1)

“We as human beings have the privilege of expressing our ideas, views, thoughts and so on, because we have language. This language is not just restricted to verbal or written words, but gestures included.

So, lets ‘s embark on a journey to the ancient India, country rich in culture, and discover how beautiful these gestures are in the form of ART.”

– Confused Earthling

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Petrichor

“Hey there, everyone!
Have you ever taken a time out to just stop and think about someone else? Someone who might be suffering? And that someone is the same person who is responsible for letting us enjoy the goods we buy and the food we get on our plates?

No?

Then, STOP now! and let’s think about that someone, i.e., the farmers.

Here’s a small poetry from me bringing to light the ordinary life of the extraordinary farmers in India.”

– Confused Earthling

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