ॐ Lis ॐ

[aflorarem]

Depois que você apareceu

Sorri quando você chegou. Sorri quando a gente se falou. Sorri quando você entrou na minha mente. Sorri ao ver que na minha vida você se fez presente. Sorri ao saber que você me amava. Sorri ao saber que cada verso seu era pra mim. Sorri ao saber que você me quer ao teu lado, ate mesmo depois do fim. Sorri ao saber que nada disso era um sonho. Sorri… Só sei sorrir, depois que na minha vida você quis existir.

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Yes we know there are too many zeroes to count! Thanks to all the fans & listeners who made this possible! #Kolaveri100MViews

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lyrics to a song from Thangamagan in Dhanush’s own handwriting!

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Ibai

[robinschild]

Kerala has my heart 🇮🇳 

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You walk into your house everyday. You see your family. You are a mother, a sister, a brother, a father, a cousin, a lover, a daughter, a son. You have your dark days and days that are light. You read stories about atrocities, slander, rapes, slaughters, bombings-everything. You may be the one reading, watching from a far. You may not be hurt. But you still are the victim.

“Hold a candle in your hand and whisper the name of more than 4,000 Sikh men and women killed in 1984”. Women were raped, beaten, taken away from their families, burned alive and most of all humiliated. Mothers clutched their children too frightened to flee the mobs of iron rods, whilst blood curdling slogans of “We shall avenge blood with blood” were cried out by the atrocious Indian Congress.

Kaurs like fifteen year old Harpreet Kaur, who was taken into custody while riding her bike in Amritsar. Bhenji was tortured in her cell, where brutality and suffering came the worse for these women. Bibi Amandeep Kaur, Bibi Gurmeet Kaur to even young girls at the age of seven-taken away from their families and killed by Indian police.

How many corpses, wrapped in bloodstained white sheets lay in the different compounds? This was our family. These were our sisters, mothers, brothers, fathers-killed and abandoned without justice.

How is this ethical? More importantly, I began to realize how much I don’t think about the immortality of 1984. I do not do anything about it. If Dashmesh Pita ji declared us lions, why do we not roar? Why do we hide? #suffering #sikhgenocide #educateyourself #ensaaf

[pavandeep]

Since everyone is talking about the police, just a reminder that this is what happened in Punjab 1984 and there’s STILL no justice

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[icapturedbeauty]

My India mood board 🙏🏼

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[i-heart-hinduism]

Happy Vijayadashami @ Dassehra

[pavandeep]

Sorry for the disturbing images but the world needs to learn the truth of what’s going on. Stop being blinded by the media. India is not a democracy. India’s government is anarchist. Corrupt. This is what is happening in India right now. There is a media blackout - This is getting way out of hand, our petitions are doing nothing, our peaceful protests are doing nothing and my Sikh brothers and fathers are getting murdered for nothing. The Punjab Police is burning and tearing and throwing religious scriptures on piles of rubbish (Dhan Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji). Sikh were protesting peacefully against the sacrilege. They were reciting morning prayers and police suddenly open fired. First they sprayed the protestors with sewage water filled water cannons. Then they started using guns and rifles. This caused 3 of my Sikh brothers to be martyred. There is no justice for the minorities in India. Please. You HAVE to spread the word so that this inhumane acts of violence is stopped. I can’t even express the amount of pain I am going through just watching these images.. Imagine what those helpless souls are going through. Sikhs haven’t done anything. We matter. Sikh lives matter.