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Vayudev: 😶🌫️😶🌫️
Vayudev: 😶🌫️
Vayudev: I love this emoji😶🌫️😶🌫️.
Agnidev: and I love this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Varundev: 🤭🤭💧💧🌊.
Indradev: you guys are immature ⚡️👑
Agnidev: 🙄.
Vayudev: welcome to our immature club😶🌫️😄.
Varundev: just admit that you like it too 😅💧
Indradev: lol. Heck yea it is ⚡️👑. But immature😅😅. However. I love to be immature with you guys.
Agnidev: awwwww😭.
Vayudev: *sniffs* bhaiya😪. That's so sweet!
@inc0rrectmyths
Four elementalists, four elements, one curse.
Two of the four above, Fire and Water. Agnidev and Niara ( @eviru ).
The 3 Mukhi Rudraksha is associated with Agni Dev (the fire god) and helps in burning away past negativity and guilt. This Rudraksha is considered very powerful for self-confidence, energy, and emotional healing. According to astrology, wearing a 3 Mukhi Rudraksha reduces stress, removes fear, and opens the path to new beginnings. It is especially beneficial for those who feel past trauma, low confidence, or emotional burden. 📿 Benefits: • Freedom from guilt & negativity • Confidence boost • Emotional healing • Positive energy ⚠️ Always wear a natural and certified 3 Mukhi Rudraksha. #3MukhiRudraksha #Rudraksha #AgniDev #SpiritualHealing #PositiveEnergy #Astrology
3 Face Rudraksha – Agni Energy, Confidence & Karmic Healing
The 3 Face Rudraksha, also known as Teen Mukhi Rudraksha, is a sacred bead ruled by Agni Dev (Fire God). It symbolizes purification, confidence, courage, and freedom from past karmic burdens.
This powerful Rudraksha burns negativity, guilt, fear, and self-doubt—awakening inner strength and self-worth.
🔥 Spiritual Significance of 3 Face Rudraksha
Associated with: ✨ Agni Dev – transformation & purification ✨ Mars energy – courage & action ✨ Solar Plexus Chakra – confidence & power
It represents:
Freedom from past sins & guilt
Inner strength & self-respect
Motivation & willpower
Emotional and mental purification
✨ Benefits of 3 Face Rudraksha
🔥 1. Removes Past Karma & Guilt
Helps release emotional burdens, shame, and regrets.
💪 2. Boosts Confidence & Self-Esteem
Ideal for people suffering from inferiority complex or fear.
🧠 3. Enhances Focus & Willpower
Supports discipline, determination, and clarity.
🧘 4. Balances Emotions & Stress
Reduces anger, anxiety, and emotional instability.
💼 5. Supports Career & Personal Growth
Encourages bold decisions and forward movement.
📿 How to Wear or Use
Wear as a pendant or bracelet
Keep in puja room or meditation space
Ideal for students, professionals, spiritual seekers
Best Day to Wear: Tuesday Mantra: 🕉 “Om Kleem Namah” (108 times)
🌊 Cleansing & Energizing
Wash with clean water or milk
Apply sandalwood paste
Chant mantra to energize
Avoid alcohol, non-veg while wearing (preferred)
🔱 Who Should Wear 3 Face Rudraksha?
✔ People facing low confidence ✔ Those burdened by past mistakes ✔ Students & professionals ✔ People with weak Mars energy ✔ Spiritual seekers wanting purification
🔥 Affirmation
“I release my past and rise with confidence, courage, and purity.”
Why Your Food Keeps Burning?🔥 Spiritual Reason & Powerful Remedy | Agni Dev Shanti Upay
Is your food burning again and again while cooking? 🍳🔥 This may not just be a kitchen issue — it could be a spiritual sign from Agni Dev (Fire Element). Repeated burning of food may reflect inner anger, energy imbalance at home, or disturbed fire element in your space.
🌟 Spiritual Meaning: Agni (fire) is a sacred element in Vedic tradition. When it's disturbed, it shows signs like food burning, sparks, or heat mishaps.
🔮 Simple & Effective Remedy: ✅ Offer a small amount of water to the stove before cooking ✅ Chant “Om Agnaye Namah” 11 times ✅ Light a ghee lamp during meal times to invite peace and balance
🕉️ Bring calm, positive energy back into your home through this powerful yet easy spiritual ritual.
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Decide you, but one from your badboys!
I chose Agnidev since he’s still rather unknown but clearly a badboy/edgy.
What they smell like:
How does fire smell? Probably he smells like a fireplace.
How they sleep (sleeping position, schedule, etc):
On his side like most people probably do. IF he sleeps at all.
What music they enjoy:
GW1-Music *cough* Actually a lot of different genres.
How much time they spend getting ready every morning:
Not much. Really.
Their favorite thing to collect:
At least one object of every era/major event in tyrian history he has seen and experienced himself.
Left or right-handed:
Right-handed.
Religion (if any):
He strongly believes in the Six since they cursed him into his current state.
Favorite sport:
Uuuuh…F-fighting..?
Favorite touristy thing to do when traveling (museums, local food, sightseeing, etc):
Doesn’t matter to him anymore, he’s seen it all, heard it all and tasted it all.
Favorite kind of weather:
Rainy days. Because then he can see Niara dance in the rain. ( @eviru )
A weird/obscure fear they have:
Never breaking the curse that lays on him and his three friends binding them to their elements.
The carnival/arcade game they always win without fail:
Also throwing cans over.
Agni
I sing Arka Agni, His kindness bright and severe - Hush, fear, you shall never enter this circle of flame. Names of divinity on burning lips - who can hear? Searing the gates of Svarga - proud, without blame, Untamed, rise again out of ash, or from waters deep, Keep hold of this warmth in the icy ocean of stars. Wise one, why stop, throw open the sky with words like whips, No sleep for the wicked, Your seven tongues tell no lies: Harsh truth leaves scars - poetry, spilled like honey and milk, Drink your fill of this bitter sweetness, let fly the hymn To Him, who is both priest and sacrifice, - may we heal. Unflinching gaze, that scorches evil, till all is clean: Beneath and above, in the middle - three worlds ablaze With merciless truth, overflowing, like purest ghee. Of shimmering gold is His mane, leaving ash-black tracks, And all it takes is a spark, to mark your heart as His. Whispers and screams, candles and raging infernos - rise! He who rides a ram tempers fury with gentlest touch. March under His smoking banner to battle with lies: Kindest of wars, and most vicious - or is it too much? Such revelations strip you of skin all in a flash: Senses - o wretch, did you expect them to steer you true? So cruel is He - everybody’s untiring guest: Blessings like brands, scalding, and heavy enough to rue. Those He approves of walk on hot coals, laugh all the way - Ah, inspiration, seed of life - keep this torch alight. Righteous words, deeds of renown - but you have to pay: Proclaim his roaring glory, all over, far and wide
On names: Agnidev
And now, how about some names for Agni ? Love how poetic most of those are. And how just his titles make “the god of fire” so much more complex than that simple appellation suggests. The warlike poet and seer. The blazing light of inspiration that leaves black tracks. Ever hungry, ever moving, giver of riches and purifier. Messenger and lord of sacrifice, ever-present, everybody’s familiar guest and transcendent destroyer. Not “god of” a phenomenon, but that phenomenon itself, in all it’s multifaceted splendour. Jatavedas - who knows all and is known to all Vaishvanara - belonging to everyone Dhumaketu - smoke-bannered Pavaka - purifier Anala - fire Vahni - conveyer or bearer (of oblations to the gods) Saptajihva, Saptajihvanana - seven tongued (And those seven tongues are: Kali (black), Karali (fierce), Manojava (mind-swift), Sulohita (red as iron), Sudhumravarna (smoke-coloured), Ugra or Sphulingini (cracking) and Pradipta (scintillating) ) Chagaratha - ram rider Tomaradhara - javelin bearer Kavi - poet, seer Prachetas - pre eminently intelligent. (Also refers to Varuna). Abjahasta - lotus in hand Hutasa, Hutasana - oblation eater Sociskesha - flame-haired Hutabhuj - devourer of offerings Rohitasya - he whose horses are red Krshnavartman, Krshnamarga - black-tracked Jvalana - flaming Saptarchi - seven-flamed Samigarbha - born of a (sami wood) fire stick Apamgarbha, Jalagarbha - born of water Jalecara - who moves in water Aranisuta - springing from fire sticks Kumarasu - father of Kumara (Skanda). Sic! Pathikrt - maker of ways / paths Vedakartr - doer (source of) the Vedas Rudragarbha - born of Rudra Dahana - burning, consuming Arka - flame, sun, flash of lightning, but also hymn Svargadvarasparsha - gleaming to heaven’s door Timirapaha, Tamonuda - dispelling darkness Sarvabhuj - all-devouring Havyavah, Havyavahana - oblation bearer Lokabhavana, Bhutabhavana - promoting the welfare of the world/living beings Kartr - doer, priest Hiranyakrt - gold maker Hiranyaretas - golden seed Vasuretas - shining, golden, good seed Panchajanya - of the five races of men Trividha - threefold Trishikha - three pointed Pingesha - yellow hued Dravinodas - giver of wealth Svahapriya - Svaha’s beloved Tapana - burning heat Dahana - scorching Vadavamukha, Vadavavaktra - mare’s face/ mouth. Which makes hellish underwater fire in the south. Samvartaka - destroyer (of the world) Manogati - who goes where he wills Vatasarathi - he whose charioteer is the wind Marutshakha - friend of the wind Sarvatomukha - facing in all directions Krshnakanti - dark- splendoured Mahahara - great consumer Vibhavasu - abundant in light Chitrabhanu - multicolored Bhuritejas - resplendent Shikhin, Shikhavat - flaming Bhuvanabhartr - upholder of the world Adbhuta - wondrous Plavanga - flickering, leaping Shuchi - bright Shukra - pure, clean Abhimani - proud
