We have moved on from the reverse casteism phase to the thinly veiled racism phase. Stay tuned to find out what new stuff hindutvavadis are going to come up with next 👍🏽😀
Trump would be so proud of these people
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language barriers — coriolanus snow | teaser | unedited
“What if desi reader and Coryo get in a fight so she starts cursing him out in native tongue and he gets turned on” — anonymous, inspired from this ask
Bengali! Desi! Reader x Coriolanus Snow ;)
writing this is so much fun lmao
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Kali Puja
For most of the Bangali folk, Durga Puja is their favourite festival. I guess, everyone likes the ambience and grandeur of the festival. But, a small fraction of the people(consisting of me and my friend) adore Kali puja. I love Kali Puja more than I love Durga Puja.
During Durga Puja, only the pandals are decorated, but during Kali Puja, each and every house is decorated with various types of lighting(the tuni lights being the most common). The Samshan Ghat, which is usually a place of death and mourning, is decorated with all kinds of articles. A place of death and mourning transforms into a place of happiness and life.
Kali Maa is also a form of the goddess Durga, albeit a more a fierce and violent form of the mother goddess, nonetheless equally motherly and nurturing. Maa Kali, or Shayma, adorns a garland of skulls on her neck, holds the severed head of Raktabija(the demon she slayed) in her hand. She stands over Lord Shiva, her lord. Even her eyes are filled with rage. Most people would find that scary, but to the bhakts, she is their compassionate mother, the one who takes away all their sorrows, their eternal protector. To her children, she is not the destroyer of the universe, she is the destroyer of their sorrows. She is their eternal mother.
The best part about Kali Puja is probably the songs. Be it the age-old tunes of Kumar Sanu, or the modern day renditions, Shayama Sangeet hits in a different way. Unlike the Durga Puja songs, where they usually describe the puja itself, Shayma Sangeet only worships Shayama, the divine mother. Whether it is Sadananda moyee kali or Mon re krishikaj jano na or Amar shadh na mitilo, it almost feels as if a child, who has been burdened by the clutches of maya has come to his mother for solace. These songs resonate all throughout the place, bringing immense comfort to our souls.
During Kali Puja, Kali maa is not worshipped as the destroyer of time, instead she is worshipped as the destroyer of sorrows, she is worshipped as the divine mother, the eternal protector.
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