an introvert's boring day

[sundri]

Do you know him? The one I know?

Growing up, I heard frivolous stories of him flirting with the milk maids and effortlessly fighting off the demon assassins sent to kill him. The depth-less protagonist who did not hesitate to show off his other-worldliness did not garner much interest in me.

After peeling down the layers, I found the One I have come to respect. He taught me the difference between Dharma (moral codex) and societal conventions. His perceived act of cowardice inspired me more then any act of misplaced bravery could.

He is a feminist. (A feminist God. Unbelievable, but true!)

He is Infinite in a finitely bound society.

The Krishna I know.

[sundri]

What are we scared of?

Character drawing fascinates me ( I am still an amateur ).

Looking at random pictures and weaving stories in a daze, I can do that for hours...

Making these was my version of writing them.

Someone recommended me to show them to others and I reacted as if I was asked to flash people. These pieces have their share of imperfections. My work, not the models! They are perfect. And yet it has taken so long to do this.

My act of Courage

p.s. I have used real life models from random pictures I found on pinterest. All the rights belong to the respective owners.

[sundri]

Aren’t we neglecting the beauty around us?

I came upon these fallen flowers. While out to throw trash.

The tree had always been there. I just didn’t look.

Rudr palaash. African tulip tree flower. Flame of the forest

[sundri]

Do you know that feeling.... You are walking along a crowded path, feeling secure and comfortable .... Then you wake up from a daze to realize that you have been walking on an obscure path with no one around you ...... You can hear the crowd, but it's far away....

[quotemadness]

“Sometimes I just go to a dark place. It happens. And I really love how you don’t try and change me. You just sit down next to me and hold my hand, quietly, in the dark.”

— Jm Storm

[sundri]

Long distance relationships are so difficult😣

[books-n-quotes]

“If you let people into your life a little bit, they can be pretty damn amazing.”

— Sherman Alexie, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian

[quotemadness]

“It’s so hard to forget pain, but it’s even harder to remember sweetness. We have no scar to show for happiness. We learn so little from peace.”

— Chuck Palahniuk

[music-and-quotes]

“A woman needs a man like a fish needs a bicycle.”

— U2, Tryin’ To Throw Your Arms Around The World

[thehubby]

With Stephen Hawking’s passing, today is a sad day for science. But amongst all his praise and achievements in the fields of physics, for me personally his biggest achievement was making a grand, full life despite the terrible misfortune of being diagnosed with ALS. It would have been easy to become a recluse, embittered with the hand he’d been dealt, a brilliant misanthrope. But this was a man who maintained his sense of humor and refused to be mentally beaten. Three years ago, he told One Direction fans that the theory of alternate universes could provide a reality where Zayn Malik was still in the band. He conducted an interview with John Oliver where his factual, deadpan delivery was funnier than his interviewer, managing the cheekiest grins as he did so. And let us not forget that Stephen Hawking is the only person to have ever portrayed themselves in a Star Trek episode (Next Generation, “Descent, Part 1″), where he appeared alongside actors portraying Einstein and Sir Isaac Newton, whom he proceeded to defeat in poker.

Hawking’s observations on black hole radiation, string theory, alternate universes and artificial intelligence are things that will probably forever remain beyond most of us. But we could all learn a thing or two from his humanity.

[staff]

The passing of Stephen Hawking is a devastating loss for humankind. He’s shaped the way so many of us think about space, about life, and about the universe. If you’re grieving today, we understand. May we suggest you click on the links in the post above? Reflecting on his mammoth wit, charm, and intelligence might make you feel a little bit better.

Rest in peace, Stephen Hawking.

[ryoubakvra]

most blessed social interaction of the day? there was a dog in the car next to me at a stop light and his owner noticed me cooing over him so she rolled the window down and i rolled mine down and she shouted “HIS NAME IS CHECKERS!” and i said “HI CHECKERS!” and checkers, that amazingly good boy, lit up like a christmas tree and wagged his beautiful tail