karina

[misswhitecarnations]

chat I am officially the first in my bloodline to be enlightened with this revolutionary historical revelation. truly, it's... incredible I couldn't help passing on this absolutely epoch‑making knowledge on tumblr so y’all can also witness my ancestors’ accidental crimes against erm fanfiction history.

[dreamer-in-sleep]

the amount of likes🥀🥀its almost like good vs evil has always been a framework used to talk about complex topics

never mind the fact that take devas, asuras, daityas were all kashyap's children and hence brahmins what drugs do they takeeeeeee

[misswhitecarnations]

right? people would rather have the comfort of just scrolling than take even a moment to verify the authenticity of those claims but why would they when it reinforces their beliefs and pushes forward the narrative that works in their favour?

and reducing something so layered into a simple “good vs evil” narrative is just intellectually lazy.

[misswhitecarnations]

chat I am officially the first in my bloodline to be enlightened with this revolutionary historical revelation. truly, it's... incredible I couldn't help passing on this absolutely epoch‑making knowledge on tumblr so y’all can also witness my ancestors’ accidental crimes against erm fanfiction history.

[tomorrowwithme]

must proud of sanghi who thrown shoe to Justice Gavai and you stand with hinduvta group who harassed women at miss rishikesh pageant

fuck off idiot

[misswhitecarnations]

I believe I could be even prouder. ♡

[zeherili-ankhein]

Everytime I see a white person talking about Hindu gods on the internet, something inside me just becomes so uncomfortable no matter what they are saying

Maybe it's the way they pronounce the names or the way they just tell what they are telling the stories

Or the fear of disrespect or the fear of as if someone is snatching something from my hands like they had been doing with our art culture and everything

I don't know what this feeling is. But the moment I see a white person talking about any Hindu myth or God's story or anything my stomach just drops and I get angry

[misswhitecarnations]

this honestly feels so close to what I’ve felt myself. whenever I see a non hindu or a non indian person talking about our gods, temples or history I don’t just feel uncomfortable I feel protective, almost possessive. like something that belongs so deeply to me, to my people is suddenly being handled by someone who can never fully carry the weight of it

it unsettles me in a way that goes beyond just “oh they pronounced it wrong” or “they told the story weird.” it’s more like something buried deep inside me that gets triggered like the civilizational trauma sitting at the very core of me wakes up and remembers everything we’ve been through the looting, the destruction, the erasure, the distortion and in that moment it feels like it could all be taken away again

so for me, it’s not just discomfort. it’s that I carry a sense of guardianship. I feel this ache that says “this is sacred, this is ours, don’t let it slip away.” and it makes me deeply protective of everything connected to my dharma and my heritage

reading your words was almost like holding up a mirror, because I too have felt that stomach-drop, that unsettledness, that ache of wanting to keep safe what has already survived so much. thank you for putting this into words it makes me feel less alone in something I thought only lived quietly inside me.