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@consecratedsperm
Kali shows Shiva the track "Aafat Waapas" by Mumbai Street Rapper Naezy. Shiva is hooked! Chaos is back! He is thinking of getting into Mumbai's HipHop scene... maybe throwing some Graffiti pieces on the citie's walls...
आया आफ़त वापस
साथ में लाया क्या?
वापस आफ़त
बचके रहना बेटा!
आफ़त वापस
एक बार फ़िर से बोले
वापस आफ़त
मेरा भाई तू बंद है!
"This suggests that the erotic interaction with rent boys in Pasolini's mythopoetic universe takes on the character of a nature-religious ritual – a cultic service for the Earth Goddess." - Dietmar Voss
"The French word cloaque has two meanings, referring to something both inert and alive. Similarly in our languages, pollution lost the vital and religious sense given to masturbation and the ejection of sperm and is now assigned to the ever increasing industrial waste; in terms of the evolution of living beings, we go from urine to garbage." - Serres, Malfeasance
"The offensive posture in the myth of the buccaneer is inviting." - Sloterdijk, Critique of Cynical Reason
“This purification occurs through sacrifice; is this bloodshed used to clean, or to soil? The victim to be bled is led around the object to be cleansed, surrounds it and confines it as it passes by; and so the oxen turned around the altar before dying. With this ritual and sacrifice, lustration becomes both spatial and bloody. […] This is another appropriation, another tenancy. […] Those of the owner, a tenant, a passing visitor? […] Since immemorial times, the male seeks the ownership of a space. […] By ejaculating sperm, he thinks he is appropriating the place where his desire is acted out.” (Serres, Malfeasance)
Purification of the Madonna. The sperm as a sacrifice.
Pasolini feels drawn to Kali, the divine mother. Her chthonic force overwhelms him. Kali is the goddess of death and destruction. Pasolini knows, that Kali's violence is not senseless, but a profound rebellion against order, a destruction that births something new. He loves that!
My dear Pier-Paolo,
My stay in Mumbai is overwhelming! I still can’t fully grasp everything happening around me. But I found this lovely postcard :) On the card, you can see Lakshmi, the goddess of fertility, love, and happiness, enjoying a sailing trip with her husband, Vishnu, aboard his favorite pirate ship, Sheshanaga. I immediately thought of Captain Jack Sparrow’s words about Sheshanaga: "It's not just the keel, a hole in the deck, and [snakeskin]. That’s what a ship needs, not what a ship is. For [Sheshanaga] truly is … is [...]." Someone told me there is no better ship to sail the ocean of sperm than Sheshanaga. But I still haven’t figured out where they’re heading or what their mission is… What a bummer.
Your beloved, Maria
P.S. I even found an idol of Sheshanaga inside the Walkeshwar Temple, near the famous pirate lookout at Malabar Hill. How cool is that? :)