#*rushali

[neishroom]

random pics from my casual gp with my globtrotter sim :]

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[rvenvs3000f24]

Unit 04 Blog Post

As an aspiring environmental inspector passionate about nature and art, I see myself as a bridge between these two worlds. My background in environmental science has equipped me with a deep understanding of ecosystems, biodiversity, and the intricate relationships that define our natural world. Coupled with my appreciation for artistic expression, I aim to interpret nature through art to evoke emotion, encourage reflection, and inspire action to preserve the beauty surrounding us.

In my interpretation of nature through art, the role of art is emphasized as a medium for communication and connection. Art can encapsulate experiences and emotions that words often fail to convey. Nature offers countless opportunities for artistic expression. Whether it’s capturing the delicate patterns of leaves, the vibrant colors of a sunset, or the rugged texture of rocks, each element of nature tells a story waiting to be shared.

The concept of “the gift of beauty” resonates deeply with me. Nature’s beauty is not merely for aesthetic appreciation; it serves a profound purpose. It invites us to pause, reflect, and reconnect with our surroundings. This beauty has the power to awaken our senses and evoke emotions from joy and wonder to contemplation and sorrow. In my interpretation, I strive to share this gift with others, helping them see the world through a lens of appreciation and responsibility.

Art provides a unique way to experience and share nature’s beauty. Through photography, painting, and storytelling, I can create visual and narrative representations of the natural world that inspire others to engage with their environment. For instance, a photograph of a sunrise can evoke feelings of hope and renewal, while a painting of a tranquil forest can inspire a sense of peace and introspection. By interpreting nature through art, I aim to foster a deeper connection between individuals and the ecosystems they inhabit.

This image highlights the artistic beauty of nature, showcasing the intricate patterns and textures of rocks near Elora Gorge, ON. Captured by Rushali Varsani in 2021, it serves as a reminder of the creativity that exists around us.

Moreover, interpreting the gift of beauty involves recognizing the transient nature of life. As mentioned in the textbook many artistic representations of nature focus on moments that are fleeting such as the bloom of a flower or the changing colors of autumn leaves. These experiences remind us of the impermanence of life and the importance of cherishing each moment. By capturing these instances through art, I hope to encourage others to appreciate the present and to consider their role in protecting the environment for future generations.

In my journey as an interpreter, I also acknowledge the need for inclusivity in my interpretations. Nature is experienced differently by everyone, and it’s essential to consider diverse perspectives and cultural backgrounds. Incorporating Indigenous viewpoints and recognizing their deep connections to the land can enrich my interpretations and provide a more holistic understanding of nature’s beauty. By utilizing artistic mediums, I aim to evoke a sense of responsibility in others, encouraging them to recognize the importance of preserving nature.

[rushalichugh]

Hello guys i'm rushali new here in this app. Let's connect

[antmranking]

Urvi

2. Nisha

3. Rushali

4. Tamanna

[whoswasabi]

8 letters

you held my hand tenderly

when the lights were off

during some movie i don't remember now

"i love you"

8 letters, i believed

destiny played it's game

'us' turned into you and me

if love was as true as u claimed to be then

how could u love someone who isn't me?

replace 'us' in a month like we never existed?

"i love you"

8 letters, i should've never believed

-Rushali

[toddsgayfrog]

2020 review

@philocxlyy thank u for tagging me

top 5 movies you saw this year-

~the half of it ~ammonite ~the miseducation of cameron post ~the perks of being a wallflower ~knives out

top 5 shows of the year-

~the haunting of the bly manor ~atypical ~julie and the phantoms ~sex education ~umbrella academy

top 5 songs of this year-

~supercuts-jeremy zucker ~hiccup-valley ~talk too much-COIN  ~love, or the lack thereof-isaac dunbar ~only the brave- louis tomlinson

top 5 books you read this year-

~the boy in the striped pajamas-john boyne ~moonchild-rushali mukherjee ~if you could be mine-sarah farizan ~the lines we cross-randa abdel-fattah ~almost midnight-rainbow rowell

top 5 things that happened to you this year-

~i became comfortable with my sexuality. ~i travelled alone. ~i made many twitter friends. ~i lost my grandfather. ~i cut off many toxic people from my life.

tagging: @merchantoftheflies @enigmasandepiphanies @illicitmoonx @hurtzouma @trish-writes

[mitskibf]

idk bro literally everyone is like oh pradyuman is gay but i really don't see it he seems like a rich indian fuckboy and out of all the girls he met he was decently nice to rushali and rushali only (cause she's hot and he's shallow)

oh he definitely could be. south Bombay rich boys do be like that but also the fact that he was shown 150 girls and rejected all of them just seems weird to me hsjwj

[priyankapatrabookgallery]

*Drum rolling*

Yayyyy! My first book is finally here! After a chaotic month of editing, proof reading and cover designing and well vice versa, I have self-published my first novel on Amazon.

Check out here 👇

Let me tell you something about my book.

It's a contemporary fiction which tells about a twenty-five-year-old, unemployed Indian woman, Rushali Benjamin, who is adamant of becoming independent once again off from her what-would-society-think parents. While she job hunts in her bustling small town in Odisha, her Simi aunty has played her card in finding a potential match for her. Rushali doesn't want to marry but Sahil Jacobs, her to be fiancé, wants her and for him, to reach a common pact that could change her life forever with unexpected friends and a new love.

Want to know more? Click on the link above and read the synopsis.

International readers, you can find my book available on respective amazon sites.

Please support me! Those who love reading contemporary/romance genre, please read this novel and share your honest, critic feedback so that I can improve myself.

[neishroom]

bringing this save back since i found rushali again

trigger warning: talking to men

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[rushalichugh]

Hello Guys I'm Rushali new here in this app. Let's connect and let's know each other.😉

[duplicitygrassmind]

Editorial with Naomi

Crime Scene shoot caution tape

Model: @naomi_azzola

Mua: @brushtler

Styling:

Rushali Jain - @rushali__jain

Jinkal Jain - @jinkaljain_

Bhavini Jain - @bhavinijain9

Asmita Anand - @asmitaanandofficial

Ashita Mehta - @_ashita_

Shubhi Agrawal - @styleunplug

Fad: @fadinternational

@styleschool

Thanks to @madamepanache & @currentmood.mag

[atenvs3000f24]

Hi Rushali, Kenya seems to be beautiful! Your description of Eldoret is captivating and shows how deeply you care for the community. I can relate to how mesmerizing various ecosystems and wildlife can enhance a place because Sri Lanka (my parent's hometown) is exactly like this. The geological history behind Rift Valley is also interesting because tectonic forces created this gap that now stands as the ability of nature to create its own art. Your breathtaking descriptions of Rift Valley show how deeply rooted your experiences must have been. It must have also shaped how you view nature today because being surrounded by different ecosystems and wildlife shapes your experiences in life differently. I also think the preservation of such environments is crucial in today’s world as well. With rapid climate change, rainfall and temperatures may rise which can affect migration patterns in different species as well as fluctuating water levels. This brings possible droughts or flooding and many endangered species may go extinct. Your post just emphasized how important it is to preserve and protect the habitats that exist in Rift valley to ensure the species that rely on them are well. Thank you for sharing a glimpse into your life and how the Rift Valley has impacted your life. It also brings a sense of urgency to protect and cherish it as well. 

Unit 05 Blog Post

I was brought up in Eldoret, a town that rests in the heart of Kenya, near one of the greatest natural wonders on Earth, the Rift Valley. The sheer scale of the Rift Valley, the largest of its kind, has always been a breathtaking sight for me. Spanning thousands of kilometers from Lebanon in the north to Mozambique in the south, the Great Rift Valley runs through Kenya, carving out a beautiful landscape that is both vast and rugged. Its significance in shaping nature and the lives of the people who live near it, including my own, is immense.

An image of the Rift Valley captured from the valley floor. See if you can spot the waterfall in the image above.

As a child growing up near the valley, I remember standing on its edge, staring into the seemingly endless horizon. The Rift Valley is more than just a geographical feature; it is a living, breathing ecosystem that has a dynamic relationship with the wildlife, vegetation, and communities that inhabit it. The valley is a cradle of biodiversity, home to a range of ecosystems from dry savannas and wide grasslands, dramatic escarpments and fertile plains.

An image of the Rift Valley taken from the edge.

Nature in the Rift Valley is something I came to appreciate deeply. The valley is a host to countless animals, including some of the most iconic species of East Africa, such as elephants, giraffes, zebras, and lions. The wide plains of the valley offer these animals plenty of space to roam, and it is not uncommon to witness them in their natural habitat when visiting nearby national parks like the Maasai Mara. The Rift Valley lakes, including Lake Naivasha and Lake Nakuru, are vital water sources for these creatures, making the valley a true haven for wildlife.

The valley's landscape is marked by dramatic features that are a testament to the forces of nature at work over millions of years. The escarpments, which rise steeply from the valley floor, provide stunning views that capture the vastness of the land. Standing at the edge of these cliffs, one can appreciate the sheer scale and geological history of the valley. It’s humbling to think that the Rift Valley was formed as a result of tectonic forces, with the earth’s crust pulling apart, creating the gaping chasm that now defines the region.

The beauty of the Rift Valley is not only in its grand scale and geological significance but also in the subtle details of everyday life. Whether it’s the cool breeze that sweeps down from the escarpments or the vibrant sunsets that light up the sky, the valley has a way of making you feel connected to something ancient and enduring. It is a constant reminder of the power and beauty of nature, a place where one can feel small yet part of something immense. Growing up near this natural wonder has shaped my view of the world, giving me an enduring love for nature and its complexities.

[antmranking]

Kat

2. Tamanna

3. Rushali

4. Riya

5. Nisha

6. Urvi

[whoswasabi]

i hope her name brings a smile on your face like mine did

i hope you visit the monastery still

i hope you fall asleep in the movies like u always did

i hope u call her every night just to say how much she means to you

i hope she lights up your world but that's makes you miss the rain too

i hope u sleep thinking of her but wake up thinking of me

i hope u tell her everything but hide the secrets you said to me

i hope the little things that she does reminds you of me

i hope you love her but not more than me

i hope she sings a song, that makes u sing along and suddenly it brings reminiscent of me

i hope she's everything but not enough just so u miss me

-Rushali