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actual lines from the Mahabharata

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केशव 「keshava」

the one who seated on braids of gravity, twirls around strings of multiverses with just a glance

in Sanatana Dharma (Hindu) philosophy, reality is but an artwork of केशव, or Vishnu, the one who is everywhere (consciousness), reclining on a seat that is an infinite hooded snake Sèsha (शेष) who holds infinite universes

BG: 30 Doradus B from Chandra Observatory (3/1/24)

* start fangirl section *

look there was a trial to come up with a fancy caption and all for this but seriously though that God Vishnu is so mesmerizing, vocabulary starts glitching and honestly look LOOK AT KESHAVA THE GOD WITH HAIR THAT IS VERILY THE STRANDS OF CHAOS; the one who twirls around infinity like a swirl of a hair lock, as effortlessly as a pretty lady would while flirting with her love beloved, no words describe the absolute perfection of the God of Gods who holds strings of multiverses, like mycelium that makes up an incredibly intricate kingdom

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Cheers to Bharat for bringing true heritage back!

Just for context, India rebuilt one of its major cultural sites after 500 years of struggle due to invasions. Sanathana Dharma aka “Hinduism” is not a religion but a culture from one of the most ancient civilization of humankind. From the Vedas, that literally cannot be dated due to their verbal origin, to having the most intricate and comprehensive literature, Sanathana Dharma is the culture of humanity itself. Like a seed from which a huge tree with many branches emerge, all human civilizations draw their origins right back to the Vedas and the knowledge contained in them. It is worthwhile to explore the true contents of the Sanathana Dharma texts ranging on topics from Āyurveda to the most mathematically sound grammar treatise by Pānini for Sanskrit, or the largest ever penned down poem called Mahabharata. A true jewel of human prowess is slowly being forgotten in the modern era, which is why the re-establishment of Ram Mandir is so monumental!