#770
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Bihar eastern up is source of all major religions in India post hinduism,
>Jainism
>Buddhism
>Sikhism
In fact, same region was hub for North Black Polish Ware culture which coincides with first set of urbanization post fall IVC and it was first pan india culture.
It takes over the PGW culture. Ayodhya ram temple excavations saw NBPW artifacts.
In fact it is highly likely that what we perceive as puranic hinduism it was result of success of NBPW absorbing pgw culture. Both of which may be sharing lot in common than we realize.
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Bihar eastern up is source of all major religions in India post hinduism,
>Jainism
>Buddhism
>Sikhism
In fact, same region was hub for North Black Polish Ware culture which coincides with first set of urbanization post fall IVC and it was first ...
#766
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Does anyone have that hindi sahitya recommendation chart that made on previous bhach/inch?
pls share.
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Does anyone have that hindi sahitya recommendation chart that made on previous bhach/inch?
pls share.
#764
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>Set in 17th-century Puritan Boston, Massachusetts, during the years 1642 to 1649, it tells the story of Hester Prynne, who conceives a daughter through an affair and will not reveal her lover’s identity. The scarlet letter A (for adultery) she has to wear on her clothes, along with her public shaming, is her punishment for her sin and her secrecy. She struggles to create a new life of repentance and dignity. Throughout the book, Hawthorne explores themes of legalism, sin, and guilt.
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>Set in 17th-century Puritan Boston, Massachusetts, during the years 1642 to 1649, it tells the story of Hester Prynne, who conceives a daughter through an affair and will not reveal her lover’s identity. The scarlet letter A (for adultery) she has t...
#46
Why do women love him?
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I can’t fathom what does these tier-1 living pajeetas and foids who never had any trouble in their life find so relatable in Dostoevsky.
Every woman I meet is like “much dostovesky 🎀” “he’s my everything” “he’s a pookie” “he would have loved Taylor swift”
Same is with Franz Kafka but I get that he was handsome but why this pookie-cookie shit with Dostoevsky?
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I can’t fathom what does these tier-1 living pajeetas and foids who never had any trouble in their life find so relatable in Dostoevsky.
Every woman I meet is like “much dostovesky 🎀” “he’s my everything” “he’s a pookie” “he would have loved Tayl...
#665
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So apparently the yadavas of up and Bihar originate from Rajasthan.
>Abhiras of Rajputana were sturdy and regarded as Mlecchas, and carried on anti-Brahmanical activities. As a result, life and property became unsafe. Pargiter points to the Pauranic tradition that the Vrishnis and Andhakas, while retreating northwards after the Kurukshetra War from their western home in Dwarka and Gujarat, were attacked and broken up by the rude Abhiras of Rajasthan
>There is no certainty regarding the occupational status of the Abhiras, with ancient texts sometimes referring to them as pastoral cowherders, but at other times as plundering tribes.Along with the Vrishnis, the Satvatas, and the Yadavas, the Abhiras were followers of the Vedas, and worshipped Krishna, the head and preceptor of these tribes.In the Padma-puranas and certain literary works, these herds were known as ayars in Tamil, as they were known as Ahirs and Abhiras in North India.
So what led to these tribal warriors to become kisans in North India.
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So apparently the yadavas of up and Bihar originate from Rajasthan.
>Abhiras of Rajputana were sturdy and regarded as Mlecchas, and carried on anti-Brahmanical activities. As a result, life and property became unsafe. Pargiter points to the Paurani...
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chart thread
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post your favorite charts
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post your favorite charts
#713
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What are some good YouTube channels that /sa/ would recommend as secondary literature for philosophy?
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What are some good YouTube channels that /sa/ would recommend as secondary literature for philosophy?
#725
Book recommendations
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There exists a significant percentage of urban English educated middle class who can no longer speak or read their mother tongue fluently.
There are many who can't string a single sentence together without throwing in some English (source: me). It's the khichdi phenomenon.
Top 10 most spoken languages of India:
1. Hindi
2. Bengali
3. Marathi
4. Telugu
5. Tamil
6. Gujarati
7. Kannada
8. Odia
9. Punjabi
10. Malayalam
I want some book recommendations (at least 15) for each of these languages that fulfill the following criteria:
>beginner friendly for slow readers, new learners, and the linguistically challenged
>not leftist trash
>not translations
>preferably fiction
>ideally doesn't use a lot of English loan words, but not priority as such
A list of useful dictionaries, apps, software etc. would be appreciated as well.
Feel free to recommend classics, but my priority is for easy beginner friendly reads, regardless of genre.
The larger goal is to help build an ecosystem for indigenous languages to flourish in.
I know there are a few platforms like Pratilipi, but I haven't used it so don't know much about it.
Anons who have used it or other similar platforms, please share your experience as to the content, quality, etc.
There are also very few ebooks out there. By ebooks I don't mean shitty scanned PDFs from the 2000s, but proper reflowable EPUBs that are compatible with e-readers. But that's a story for another thread.
Give me your best anons!
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There exists a significant percentage of urban English educated middle class who can no longer speak or read their mother tongue fluently.
There are many who can't string a single sentence together without throwing in some English (source: me). It's...
#734
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There are not only people with varying degree of consciousness but there are pour soul even today who do not have any consciousness.
They just do things.
Most famous example in India, is Dasarath Manjhi, he was not conscious but at a fleeting moment he received a guidance and that's what he end up doing.
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There are not only people with varying degree of consciousness but there are pour soul even today who do not have any consciousness.
They just do things.
Most famous example in India, is Dasarath Manjhi, he was not conscious but at a fleeting mom...
#727
/erg/ e-reader general
Anonymous
AP
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E-reader discussion and shill thread.
Post pics, experiences, reviews, and whatever else about e-readers.
FAQ:
>is the reading experience just like a physical book?
Yes and no. E-ink looks extremely similar to actual paper, but it obviously doesn't have the tactile feel of a book in hand with flipping pages, book weight, etc.
>why should I buy one then?
Modern features like brightness, bookmarking, highlighting, fonts, layout, dictionary search, etc.
Load thousands of e-books with no issue.
Extremely portable. Save a lot of money. An e-reader should last you 5 years, minimum. Plenty of people still use e-readers that have lasted over a decade.
>ok, will I miss physical books?
I haven't so far, the reading experience has been quite pleasant for me, but ymmv.
>what are my options?
I recommend sticking to big brands like Kindle and Kobo. There are others, but I'm not sure about their presence in Indian market.
>can I read PDFs?
Sure, if you hate yourself. More expensive models with larger screen size, like the Kindle Scribe, can let you do things like annotate and take notes, but for smaller models I do not recommend.
This includes things like textbooks, research papers, etc.
>can I read manga?
Sure. The larger the screen the better, but even 6-7" models are servicable for most manga. You might have to pinch and zoom from time to time depending on the typesetting though.
>do I have to charge it often?
Not really. A single charge should last a couple of weeks at least.
>are e-readers expensive?
A decent budget is between 10k-20k. There are more expensive models out there, or even cheaper, but I'd recommend sticking to well known brands with a large community and support.
This is for new devices btw. The refurbished market needs more research. Some models will need to be imported, so costs will vary.
>do you recommend color?
I haven't done extensive research into color models, but the general consensus seems to be that the tech isn't quite there yet. The colors tend to be washed out and not vibrant. Feel free to prove me wrong.
>which models do you recommend then?
I've personally used the Kindle Basic, Kindle Paperwhite, and Kobo Clara BW. For most people the Basic is fine, but stock may vary.
Paperwhite and Kobo Clara BW have similar price, and the Paperwhite has a 6.8" screen compared to Clara BW's 6".
There is a bit of a glare on Paperwhite screen though, so I prefer the Clara BW.
Anons can chip in with their own reviews for these and other models and brands, such as Boox, Pocketbook.
>where can I get e-books?
Considering only English for now, you can buy them on Amaazon Kindle store or Kobo store.
If you prefer sailing the seas to look for treasure, try sites like z-library and Anna's Archive.
>A NOTE ON THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF INDIC LANGUAGE SUPPORT
Kindle only supports Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Malayalam, and Tamil. Even then, the book selection is trash, optimization for Indic scripts is trash, do not recommend for Indic languages currently.
They might add support later, but Amazon in general has some shady practices, so I've stopped shilling Kindles.
Kobo supports Indic scripts without having to wait for 15 fucking seconds every page turn like the Kindle.
Only issue is that indic language ebooks are not popular and thus cannot be found on either store.
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E-reader discussion and shill thread.
Post pics, experiences, reviews, and whatever else about e-readers.
FAQ:
>is the reading experience just like a physical book?
Yes and no. E-ink looks extremely similar to actual paper, but it obviously ...
#723
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Happy VijayDashami Bhachan. Let's remember the Capture of Delhi 1771, and the Ousting of British from India in 1947. Celebrate the removal of Mlecchas from our homeland.
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Happy VijayDashami Bhachan. Let's remember the Capture of Delhi 1771, and the Ousting of British from India in 1947. Celebrate the removal of Mlecchas from our homeland.
#720
ScholarAnon
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Gandhian conception of society and Duty.
>"You will permit me to say that you are on the wrong track. I feel sure that I
can draw up a better charter of rights than you have drawn up. But what
good will it be? Who will become its guardian ? If you mean
propaganda or popular education, you have begun at the wrong end. I
suggest the right way. Begin with a charter of the Duties of Man, and
I promise the rights will follow as spring follows winter. I write from
experience. • As a young man I began life byseeking to assert my rights,
and I soon discovered I had none -not even over my wife. So I began by
discovering and performing my duty by my wife, my children, friends,
companions and society, and I findtoday that I have greater rights,
perhaps, than any living man I knew. If this is too tall a claim, then I don't know anyone who possess greater rights than I."
Will keep adding more on this.
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Gandhian conception of society and Duty.
>"You will permit me to say that you are on the wrong track. I feel sure that I
can draw up a better charter of rights than you have drawn up. But what
good will it be? Who will become its guardian ? If yo...
#715
Didn't know there was a new Dan Brown novel out bhachanners
Anonymous
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Reading it now. It's great. Feel like I'm back in my school and college days.
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Reading it now. It's great. Feel like I'm back in my school and college days.
#681
Greco-Romans
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They were way ahead of there time, unlike them not a single indian empire focused much on art & literature except guptas, classical and medieval era indian sculptures are the only ones that come near them, their aesthetics were perfect, not even later europeans were able to match them...
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They were way ahead of there time, unlike them not a single indian empire focused much on art & literature except guptas, classical and medieval era indian sculptures are the only ones that come near them, their aesthetics were perfect, not even late...
#1
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virginty gone of this board by my bdl
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virginty gone of this board by my bdl
#601
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So how do you anons read? E books or physical copies?
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So how do you anons read? E books or physical copies?
#686
Ayatollah
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The Ayatollah had all of Victor Hugo's works translated to Persian, has a complete collection of Rousseau's works and quotes Honore De Balzac in his speeches quite often. Which Indian Leader do you think is capable of doing all this ?
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The Ayatollah had all of Victor Hugo's works translated to Persian, has a complete collection of Rousseau's works and quotes Honore De Balzac in his speeches quite often. Which Indian Leader do you think is capable of doing all this ?
#657
Youtube essays
Anonymous
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Have you seen any Indian humanities student creating such essays or writing about the current or past works other than seething or kanging about one or other material?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKhfFBbVtFg
Also, please share similar essays if you can sirs.
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Have you seen any Indian humanities student creating such essays or writing about the current or past works other than seething or kanging about one or other material?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKhfFBbVtFg
Also, please share similar essays ...
#293
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was there a time ever in history north and south Indians fought?
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was there a time ever in history north and south Indians fought?
#652
Tareekh e Lahore by Kanhiya Lal
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anybody got english or hindi translation ?
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anybody got english or hindi translation ?
#642
हिंदी दिवस
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भारतचैन के सभी मित्रों को हिंदी दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ।
इस अवसर पर अपनी पसंदीदा कविता या कोई भी हिंदी लेखन साझा करें
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भारतचैन के सभी मित्रों को हिंदी दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएँ।
इस अवसर पर अपनी पसंदीदा कविता या कोई भी हिंदी लेखन साझा करें
#587
ScholarAnon
RJ
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For Nehru National Development was not just limited to scientific,economic and social gains but individual gains, at a Personal level. For Nehru a strong Nation only developed when the personalities of Individuals living in this politic grew to be deserving of this growth.
Nehru did not oppose Religions but seeked to make it an agent of State as subservient while keeping the State superior. Religion was used for social organisation (see Manipur's division), but kept limited to individuals thoughts and beliefs. The ideal man in Nehrus India was a rationalist and a Humanist,respected all religions but did not wear it on his sleeve.
>Nehru further believed in the ideals of Social Justice and rejected the idea of a few individuals holding most of the property in Society.
But this didn't imply he was a Communist or Socialist,as he believed them to be murderous savage ideologies. In Nehrus time the individual had value but that was not above the State like in America not absent like in Russia, but subservient to the State.
>Change is necessary but continuity has to be ensured.
Nehru believed in Modern Industrialized India, but also One that was still rooted in how it existed for thousands of years. He was a proponent of Reformism , rather than revolution against Tradition. He was also not a fan of Dogma in any sphere and was in many ways a Free thinker, parts of which can be observed in his personal life. A reason why he chose a mixed economy rather than falling in either extremes. To a lay person it might seem hesitance to take any stance, it was more about choosing your own path rather than anyone side.
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For Nehru National Development was not just limited to scientific,economic and social gains but individual gains, at a Personal level. For Nehru a strong Nation only developed when the personalities of Individuals living in this politic grew to be de...
#623
Bengali rad
HR
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What's your favorite book anans
(from any genre and cetegory)
[Serious] (if it means anything here)
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What's your favorite book anans
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[Serious] (if it means anything here)
#84
Bihari Pyscho
Anonymous
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I wake up at 5:00 A.M. sharp, feeling the crisp northern air kiss my face. The ceiling fan whirs above me, the rhythmic hum a soundtrack to my awakening. My mattress is firm, just the way I like it—any softer, and the body decays. I sit up, exhale slowly, and feel the weight of the morning settle into my bones. Another day in this cursed nation. Another day in this beautiful nation.
I step out, feeling the earth beneath my bare feet. Raw. Elemental. The sky is still bruised with traces of dawn. My lota—a sturdy steel relic of hygiene and tradition—gleams in my hand. I trek toward the woods, breathing in the petrichor of damp soil and cow dung. Nature. Organic. Zero-waste sanitation. My foot brushes against a discarded Kurkure wrapper. A reminder that the civilization I belong to is in a state of rapid entropy.
I squat. A primal stance. The position aligns my chakras, ensuring maximum evacuation efficiency. Westerners wouldn’t understand. They sit on cold porcelain thrones, straining their colons, detached from the land, from tradition. Pathetic.
Once done, I cleanse myself with the cool, biting water. The lota is an instrument of purity, a humble yet sophisticated counter to the Western obsession with dry, abrasive paper. I feel clean, spiritually and physically. I am not like them.
Back at my residence, I begin my skincare routine. I splash my face with icy water from my balti—direct from the borewell, untouched by municipal incompetence. My magga distributes it evenly, a baptism of sorts. I don’t use chemical-laden Western products. Instead, I rub my skin with Multani mitti, allowing it to absorb excess oil, drawing out impurities. I let it sit, feeling the mask tighten around my face like the pressures of existence itself.
I rinse it off, the water cascading down my chest in rivulets, a fleeting moment of indulgence before the day’s obligations begin. I dry myself with a coarse gamcha, exfoliating the last remnants of sleep from my body. Every action is deliberate. Every ritual has purpose.
Now, the real work begins. Bharatchan.
I log onto /kama/. Primitive desires must be sated before intellectual pursuits commence. A quick, clinical release. No emotions. No distractions. Just dopamine and clarity.
Refreshed, I navigate to /b/. The Blackpill. The unfiltered truth. I post about the demographic decline, geopolitical decay, the inevitability of collapse. No one will listen. No one ever does. But I do it anyway.
I glance at the clock. Majdoori awaits. The daily grind. The eternal cycle of labor and survival.
I take a deep breath. The mask is on. The day begins.
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I wake up at 5:00 A.M. sharp, feeling the crisp northern air kiss my face. The ceiling fan whirs above me, the rhythmic hum a soundtrack to my awakening. My mattress is firm, just the way I like it—any softer, and the body decays. I sit up, exhale sl...
#607
ScholarAnon
RJ
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Most beautiful and based coin by an Indian king?
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Most beautiful and based coin by an Indian king?
#324
Anonymous
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Suggest some non-fiction books yaar, I would like to explore Indian authors but anything welcome.
Currently reading...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMbF9e2j-l0
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Suggest some non-fiction books yaar, I would like to explore Indian authors but anything welcome.
Currently reading...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMbF9e2j-l0
#595
ScholarAnon
RJ
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Right wing theorists of India of the old days? Aside from Savarkar.
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Right wing theorists of India of the old days? Aside from Savarkar.
#592
ScholarAnon
RJ
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This passage by Savarkar is a good counter to the "British left by heart" narrative.
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This passage by Savarkar is a good counter to the "British left by heart" narrative.
#527
Anonymous
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Thinking of starting to read philosophy, where do I start?
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Thinking of starting to read philosophy, where do I start?
#543
ScholarAnon
RJ
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All the stuff I found in Lucknow State Museum.
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All the stuff I found in Lucknow State Museum.
#571
Anonymous
JK
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Was there a difference in the Racial element of the House of Sisodiyas compared to other Rajputs?
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Was there a difference in the Racial element of the House of Sisodiyas compared to other Rajputs?
#278
Arms & Armors General
Anonymous
loc-IN
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Post and discuss medieval armor and weaponry of various culture
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Post and discuss medieval armor and weaponry of various culture
#252
Anonymous
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Even if she believed Hitler is the ninth avatar of Vishnu, her views are quite relevant till date.
What do bhachcels think of her?
Have you guys read her other works?
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Even if she believed Hitler is the ninth avatar of Vishnu, her views are quite relevant till date.
What do bhachcels think of her?
Have you guys read her other works?
#510
Who were pindaris?
Anonymous
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Which religion did they mostly belonged to? That Veer movie(salman's) gave me impression that they were hindus. But recently I was surfing about them and found out most of them were muslim.
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Which religion did they mostly belonged to? That Veer movie(salman's) gave me impression that they were hindus. But recently I was surfing about them and found out most of them were muslim.
#504
Anonymous
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>are you into literature and philosophy?
>yes anan, I read Sylvia Path, Albert Camus, Franz Kafka and Dostoevsky.
>😐
2025-08-06T13:53:31.000Z
2025-08-06T17:02:39.000Z
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>are you into literature and philosophy?
>yes anan, I read Sylvia Path, Albert Camus, Franz Kafka and Dostoevsky.
>😐
#331
/aph/ - aphorism general
Pseudonymous
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/sa/ is not a very happening thread so I wish to change this. I'll post aphorisms (selected and random) everyday.
This first one is the braintwister from *sickness unto death* by Kierkegaard. About how the self relates to the divine(infinitude) and to itself.
2025-07-11T13:41:31.000Z
2025-08-05T16:08:15.000Z
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/sa/ is not a very happening thread so I wish to change this. I'll post aphorisms (selected and random) everyday.
This first one is the braintwister from *sickness unto death* by Kierkegaard. About how the self relates to the divine(infinitude) an...
#493
Anonymous
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Post some anti semite ebooks because I want to collect some for reading. Specially I'm looking for a ebook published around 2015s which covers all topics on kikes. Also contains some names of self hating kikes and their writings.
2025-07-29T05:49:20.000Z
2025-07-29T05:49:20.000Z
2025-07-29T05:49:20.000Z
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Post some anti semite ebooks because I want to collect some for reading. Specially I'm looking for a ebook published around 2015s which covers all topics on kikes. Also contains some names of self hating kikes and their writings.
#214
Temple of the Golden Pavilion
Anonymous
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>Because of the boyhood trauma of seeing his mother make love to another man in the presence of his dying father, Mizoguchi becomes a hopeless stutterer
>Taunted by his schoolmates, he feels utterly alone until he becomes an acolyte at a famous temple in Kyoto. He quickly becomes obsessed with the beauty of the temple.
>His ugliness and the contrast of beauty of the temple, eats him alive day by day. It reaches to the point he can no longer withstand the beautiful temple. It interferes with everything he does, it stops him from living his life itself.
>At the end, Mizoguchi decides to burn the temple down and kill himself with its destruction.
Beautiful and Horrifying at the same time. KINO read.
2025-04-30T12:38:25.000Z
2025-07-26T06:31:14.000Z
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>Because of the boyhood trauma of seeing his mother make love to another man in the presence of his dying father, Mizoguchi becomes a hopeless stutterer
>Taunted by his schoolmates, he feels utterly alone until he becomes an acolyte at a famous temp...
#404
Anonymous
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anyone else use goodreads? interested in if anyone here actually reads or just larps like /b/tards when they talk about getting dumped by a woman and need to mention they read [insert extremely popular philosopher] here to humblebrag
2025-07-19T04:05:37.000Z
2025-07-24T10:37:57.000Z
2025-07-24T10:37:57.000Z
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anyone else use goodreads? interested in if anyone here actually reads or just larps like /b/tards when they talk about getting dumped by a woman and need to mention they read [insert extremely popular philosopher] here to humblebrag
#416
reconstruction of old arts and architecture using AI
Anonymous
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I saw one damaged art and tried to see reconstruction of it using AI.
Should we try more of these?
2025-07-19T19:00:38.000Z
2025-07-23T13:23:29.000Z
2025-07-23T13:23:29.000Z
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I saw one damaged art and tried to see reconstruction of it using AI.
Should we try more of these?
#155
/MSART/ - Mega Sāhitya & Itihāsa Resources Thread
Kubizek
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Post links for downloading ebooks, megadumps, internet libraries, docrels to spoonfeed other /sa/folks.
2025-04-09T13:40:57.000Z
2025-07-22T09:03:17.000Z
2025-07-22T09:03:17.000Z
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Post links for downloading ebooks, megadumps, internet libraries, docrels to spoonfeed other /sa/folks.
#399
Anonymous
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What are some kino books that one should read before dying, yaaron? It can also be novel, graphic novel, manga, comic, etc.
2025-07-18T10:42:01.000Z
2025-07-21T06:46:18.000Z
2025-07-21T06:46:18.000Z
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What are some kino books that one should read before dying, yaaron? It can also be novel, graphic novel, manga, comic, etc.
#113
sf
Anonymous
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Post Science Fiction anons have read, I recently read PKD's Ubik
2025-03-27T08:01:56.000Z
2025-07-20T18:20:47.000Z
2025-07-20T18:20:47.000Z
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Post Science Fiction anons have read, I recently read PKD's Ubik
#135
My favorite book
IT unkil
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How many of you have read it? If you read this and the book "determined" it is kind of the ultimate blackpill(can't think of a better word, sorry), you will never see the world in the same way.
2025-04-01T15:10:58.000Z
2025-07-20T18:20:31.000Z
2025-07-20T18:20:31.000Z
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How many of you have read it? If you read this and the book "determined" it is kind of the ultimate blackpill(can't think of a better word, sorry), you will never see the world in the same way.
#229
pajitland sahitya explained
Anonymous
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>muh oppression
>muh garib
>muh gand me sariya
>muh soyciety
>muh garib again
Even (by the way I am a nigger) book like rashmirathi is a failed attempt to show the oppressed karna as a chad kek
The only good piece of literature that's worth reading is kamayani and even this falls to the retarded and pompous writing of chhayavad and good luck finding some good fantasy, chandrakanta is hailed as the epitome of fantasy writing in India, and it's just 2000 pages of a sloppy attempt at historical fiction
2025-05-16T14:20:32.000Z
2025-07-20T18:11:58.000Z
2025-07-20T18:11:58.000Z
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>muh oppression
>muh garib
>muh gand me sariya
>muh soyciety
>muh garib again
Even (by the way I am a nigger) book like rashmirathi is a failed attempt to show the oppressed karna as a chad kek
The only good piece of literature that's worth re...
#272
/zine/ - Magazines General
Anonymous
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Where should I start?
https://lainzine.org/
https://occu.cc/
https://blackfogzine.org/
https://www.surfaces.cx/
https://libraryoferis.org/
http://coughsyrupmag.com/
https://shellzine.net/ (slightly deviates into blog territory)
Mujhe bhach zine banane ka hai. From all the noise and psyops and other bullshit, let's have a shot at immortalising at least what we think today. Tum log bataao, and shuru karte hain
2025-06-18T19:49:06.000Z
2025-07-16T05:00:35.000Z
2025-07-16T05:00:35.000Z
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Where should I start?
https://lainzine.org/
https://occu.cc/
https://blackfogzine.org/
https://www.surfaces.cx/
https://libraryoferis.org/
http://coughsyrupmag.com/
https://shellzine.net/ (slightly deviates into blog territory)
...
