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To all my girls and girlies...who are angry, who want to change the world, fight the negativity, take stand for yourself, move against the flow of the society, not shrink yourself to suit the patriarchal structure, embrace your power, your voice and your spirit...never let anybody tell you that you are not a "Lokkhi Meye". Cause she is both...
so i confessed to my crush with this ritsu photo bc we're both into ritshou and we're bf and gf now so i would like to personally thank ritsu kageyama
i've already told this to a friend but like. thinking of ryomina and the possibility of them fated to meet each other but will always leave.
something like "right person, not enough time, not even in a single universe."
what if they were just regular schoolmates, and drifted apart as time went on? what if they were princes of opposing nations, forever on the other side, yearning for the other's embrace while their kingdom plans the downfall of the other? what if they just brushed shoulders and that was the end of their meeting?
maybe it was destined for the both of them
There is a certain flamboyance in whipping yourself a good and pretty breakfast...a certain sense of achievement, comfort and a sprinkle of magic. ✨
Yes I could get myself out of the bed, make myself good food and make it look pretty. Because I am worth it.
Bhaat-daal-fried chicken is TOP TIER combo. Particularly with musur daal.
Prānānala
I have been very fascinated by flames and fire since my childhood. When as an adult I feel like I am drowning and I am lost, it is this very flame that lit up my path. It grounded me...even if for a brief window. It gave a purpose and a hope. It keeps giving me the power to reforge my core. It is transformative. It symbolizes art as it dances till it ends. It is the beacon of illumination in a dark room. It is to me a blessing of the Devi. It is indeed the fire of life.
I just saw a ISKCON post saying if I want to stay happy in this world cracking jokes with friends and family then I must not visit Vrindavan and see RadhaRaman as it will make me want to leave everything and only stay there and embrace God and nothing else.
But what about a significantly large part of Krishna's leelas which revolved around interpersonal relationships with loved ones and being in a samsar? What if instead of wanting to leave everyone I start finding God in all of them and all around me, in the jokes I share, in the banters I share, in laughter, in chores, in home, in the animals around me, the nature around me and everywhere.
One can reach god in every state. Be in a samsar, be as a sanyasi. I can barely fathom the concept of moksha...thinking about attaining that alone is a selfish thing for me at this point. But surrounded by love I can feel God. I just need that much. I am happy with that.
I hate hate hate how ISKCON's teachings are so inherently exclusionist most of the times.
I love my memories of Rath Yatra...decking up the raths with tinsel and flowers...the little plate of nokuldana and batasha. We used to pull the raths through our housing society and adults used to give us 10 or 20 ruppees for letting them pull the rath. Those 10s were way more expensive than today's 1000s. I always had a soft spot for the divine trio. I had a tiny wooden murti of the three of them together and i used to clutch that to sleep when i was a little kid.
